CHAPTER 5
ESTABLISHMENT OF INTERIM DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEES
Sections:
§ 11500 Interim Development Impact Fees.
§ 11501 Establishment of Fee Categories.
§ 11502 Imposition of Interim Development Impact Fees.
§ 11503 Notice of Imposition of Interim Development Impact Fees.
§ 11504 Payment of Interim Development Impact Fees.
11500 Interim Development Impact Fees.
The interim development impact fees established under this Chapter shall be in the amounts determined by City Council resolution. The amounts of such interim development impact fees shall be increased annually on July 1st of each year based on the State of California Construction Cost Index (the “CCCI”) increase for the previous calendar year as determined on March 1st of each year. Such interim development impact fee amounts also shall be reviewed and revised every five (5) years, based on the current estimated costs of the proposed public facilities in the report, as required by the Mitigation Fee Act. (Ord. 19-1931, § 2)
11501 Establishment of Fee Categories.
The following interim development impact fees are established for each development project located within the City:
A. General Government Facilities. A fee for general government facilities is established to finance the expansion, design, and construction of governmental facilities as specified in the reports, such as City Hall and Corporate Yard improvements.
B. Transportation Infrastructure and Facilities. A fee for transportation infrastructure and facilities is established to finance the expansion, design, and construction of transportation infrastructure and facilities specified in the reports, such as roads, bridges, public transit, bikeways, and pedestrian walkways.
C. Utilities and Sustainability. A fee for utilities and sustainability is established to finance the expansion, design, and construction of utilities and sustainable facilities as specified in the reports, such as green streets and renewable energy projects.
D. Beautification. A fee for beautification is established to finance the expansion, design, and construction of citywide beautification infrastructure and facilities as specified in the reports, including signage and street furniture that assist in reducing congestion and associated pollution.
E. Parks and Related Facilities. A fee for parks and related facilities is established to finance the land acquisition and infrastructure costs to meet the demand for park space attributable to new development, as specified in the reports.
F. Traffic Facilities. A fee for traffic facilities and related facilities is established to finance traffic improvements necessary to accommodate the increase in traffic generated by new development, as specified in the reports. (Ord. 19-1931, § 2)
11502 Imposition of Interim Development Impact Fees.
Unless otherwise specified in this Article, development projects and developers thereof shall pay the interim development impact fees if the development project includes the new construction, significant demolition and redevelopment in relationship to the project site, or building additions of ten (10) percent or more of the on-site building footprint. (Ord. 19-1931, § 2)
11503 Notice of Imposition of Interim Development Impact Fees.
At the time of approval or conditional approval of a development project, or within fifteen (15) days from the date of approval, the City shall give written notice to each developer of the interim development impact fees imposed, as well as a description of any dedication, reservation, or other exaction imposed on such development project as a condition of its approval. The notice shall also state that the developer may protest the imposition of any such fee, dedication, reservation, or other exaction and that the ninety (90) day approval period in which the developer may submit a protest has begun. (Ord. 19-1931, § 2)
11504 Payment of Interim Development Impact Fees.
Except as provided below and in Government Code Section 66007, interim development impact fees shall be calculated and paid prior to issuance of the building permit. Notwithstanding the above, at the discretion of the City Council, the payment of specified fees may be deferred to a time no later than the issuance of a certificate of occupancy or up to twelve (12) months following the issuance of the building permit, whichever occurs first. The deferred fee payments will be based on the fees in effect at the time of actual payment. (Ord. 19-1931, § 2)