Storm Drain Impact Fee

“Purpose of Fee — The fee would be used to fund improvements identified in the Storm Drain Master Drainage Plan for each sub-basin and watershed.”

“The Storm Drain Impact Fee is used to fund storm drain facility improvements. The Master Drainage Plan identified the top 25 projects for the City for storm drain facilities at the Sub-Basin and Watershed level.”

“The Storm Drain Fees associated with the Development Impact Fees are split up into eight (8) different sub watershed storm drain sections; A_A, A_B, A_C, B_A, B_B, F_A, F_C, and F_E. The map associated with the eight (8) storm drain zones is attached below and identified as Figure 1: Menifee Storm Drain Fee Zones.”

2022-11-16 (adopted; not implemented until 2023-07-01)

“PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 16th day of November 2022." … "become effective immediately but not implemented until July 1, 2023.”

Resolution No. 22-1264

“PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 16th day of November 2022." … "become effective immediately but not implemented until July 1, 2023.”

“As approved under Resolution No. 22-1264 on November 16, 2022, development impact fees are due at various timeframes for each type of development: • Residential – fees are due prior to occupancy but assessed/invoiced after permit issuance • Commercial/Industrial – Prior to issuance of building permit • Mobile Home Parks – fees for the entire park are due prior to issuance of the first mobile/manufactured home within the project”

City of Menifee, the agency that levies it. City of Menifee, Community Development Department

“The following has been developed to provide a summary of the typical fees collected by the Community Development Department prior to issuance of the grading permits, building permits, and final occupancy for new single family residential and multifamily residential development.”

“ADU's that are 749 square feet or smaller (livable space, garage not included) are not required to pay Development Impact Fees.”

“Note that the developer is responsible for notifying and supplying documentation related to any adopted Development Agreement or fee credit that affects DIF fees to the City.”

“The City Council approved a phased-in approach to the Commercial/Retail and Commercial/Industrial/Business Park categories in the DIF fee schedule.”