North Natomas Transit Fee

“The purpose of the Nexus Study is to establish the nexus (connection) between the development that is projected to occur in the Financing Plan Area and the necessary public facilities that will be funded by the three new development impact fee programs adopted by the City - the Public Facilities Fee, the Drainage Fee, and the Transit Fee, totaling about $223 million.”

“North Natomas Transit Fee: This fee is used to pay for construction of Light Rail Transit stations that serve new development in the North Natomas community.”

“The Transit Fee will fund the cost of light rail transit stations located in North Natomas excluding rolling stock and other costs. The fees will likely be used as part of the local match for State and Federal transit funding. The fee applies to all development in the North Natomas Financing Plan Area and varies by land use.”

1995-10-31

“North Natomas development impact and mitigation fees will fund facilities primarily benefiting North Natomas development that can be paid for on a pay-as-you-go basis. These fee programs were implemented by the City Council on October 31, 1995: ... North Natomas Transit Fee—Established by Ordinance 95-058 and Resolution 95-620, updated by Resolution 2002-374.”

Ordinance 95-058 and Resolution 95-620 (updated by Resolution 2002-374)

“North Natomas development impact and mitigation fees will fund facilities primarily benefiting North Natomas development that can be paid for on a pay-as-you-go basis. These fee programs were implemented by the City Council on October 31, 1995: ... North Natomas Transit Fee—Established by Ordinance 95-058 and Resolution 95-620, updated by Resolution 2002-374.”

at building permit

“N.N. Transit Fee | Payable At: BP | Purpose: Light Rail transit stations in North Natomas | North Natomas Area Effected: all of N.N. | Responsible Agency: City | Credits/Reimb. Available: yes ... [1] BP refers to Building Permit and GP refers to Grading Permit.”

City of Sacramento, the agency that levies it

“N.N. Transit Fee ... Responsible Agency [2]: City ... [2] City refers to the City of Sacramento and RS is Regional Sanitation.”

“Individual or groups of development projects within a sub-area (e.g., quadrant, drainage basin) may fund the cost of facilities scheduled to be funded through a fee program or a financing district with an additional Mello-Roos CFD, an Assessment District, or private funding. When private funding is used, the developer will receive fee credits against the PFF or other fees owed pursuant to the Financing Plan. When funding occurs through public financing mechanisms (e.g. Mello-Roos CFD or Assessment District), the developers will be reimbursed the actual allowable costs of constructing the facility.”