Plan-area impact fees (City Code Ch. 18.56 Arts. V-XI)

“Central City Fee: This fee is comprised of the following components to fund infrastructure and public facilities needed to accommodate new development within the Central City Specific Plan Area:”

“Transportation Component: This component of the fee will fund transportation infrastructure and facilities to improve the multi-modal transportation system by adding pedestrian, bicycle, transit and other improvements to efficiently support increased densities and a mix of uses in the plan area. Public Facilities Component: This component of the fee will fund public safety facilities (Police and Fire) needed to support anticipated levels of new development. Water Component: This component of the fee will fund water Backbone Infrastructure improvements to accommodate new development in the Central City Specific Plan Area. Sewer Component: This component of the fee will fund improvements to the existing combined sewer system needed to convey both sanitary sewage and stormwater from planned new development in the Central City Specific Plan Area into the combined sewer system and maintain system reliability.”

“Fee districts...collect fees at time of development in specified geographic development areas for the purpose of constructing or reimbursing developers for constructing public improvements such as streets, storm drains, water and sewer facilities, streetlights, etc.”

2018-04-19 (Central City Impact Fee, Art. VIII — the only article the index prices)

“MatterFile: 2018-00210 ... MatterTitle: Central City Specific Plan and Impact Fee (LR16-006) [Noticed 04/10/2018 and 04/17/2018; Passed for Publication 03/20/2018; Published 03/23/2018] ... MatterAgendaDate: 2018-04-19T00:00:00”

Resolution 2018-0133

“MatterFile: 2018-00210 ... MatterTitle: Central City Specific Plan and Impact Fee (LR16-006) [Noticed 04/10/2018 and 04/17/2018; Passed for Publication 03/20/2018; Published 03/23/2018] ... MatterAgendaDate: 2018-04-19T00:00:00”

“C. Subsection A, and not subsection B, applies when fees are imposed on a residential development project and either: 1. The city manager determines that the specific infrastructure fund required by this chapter has been established, that funds for the infrastructure have been appropriated, and that the city has adopted a proposed construction schedule or plan for the infrastructure; or 2. The fee is to reimburse the city for expenditures previously made.”

City of Sacramento, the agency that levies it

“D. The city shall collect the fees and deposit them in the appropria[TRUNCATED AT CAPTURE — read the live section for the remainder]”

“B. Reduction of fees. 1. Offset: buildings or structures. Except as provided under subsection C, for a change of use of an existing building or structure or for replacement of an existing building or structure, the amount that would otherwise be paid on an existing use will be an offset against the fee for the change in use. An offset that exceeds the fee for the change in use or replacement results in a fee of zero. 2. Fees previously paid. The amount of a paid fee for which the right to a refund is waived as provided for under section 18.56.135.F and for which no refund is provided under section 18.56.140 will be a credit toward the subsequent imposition of that fee on a development project on the same property ... 3. Development credits. Any claim for the use of development credits must be made by the time of imposition of the fees under 18.56.135. Any claim not made by that time is deemed waived.”