2026 City Fee Increases for Development and Housing
June 23, 2026
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The Frame
Developers, property owners, and residents using city services will pay higher fees in 2026 as the city adjusts its cost-recovery rates to match current economic indices.
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Property Developers
Developers must pay higher impact fees and in-lieu housing fees for new projects initiated in 2026.
City Residents
Residents utilizing city services subject to user fees will pay higher rates for those services in 2026.
Last recorded activity June 23, 2026.
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Summary
Why It Matters
Developers, property owners, and residents using city services will pay higher fees in 2026 as the city adjusts its cost-recovery rates to match current economic indices.
Key Facts
- The resolution adopts indexed increases for development impact fees.
- The resolution adopts indexed increases for inclusionary housing in-lieu fees.
- The resolution adopts indexed increases for general city user fees.
- The fee adjustments are effective for the 2026 calendar year.
- The increases are calculated based on economic indices rather than flat rate changes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are in-lieu fees?
Why are these fees increasing?
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Automatic Fee Indexing
The city is utilizing indexed increases to streamline fee adjustments, reducing the need for individual legislative votes on annual fee hikes.
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