Regional Sanitation Fee (SRCSD)

“The purpose of this Section is to prescribe fees for connecting to, discharging to, or expanding the use of any sewer facilities owned, maintained, or operated by SacSewer, and for annexation to SacSewer.”

“Regional Sanitation Fee – pays regional treatment plant and infrastructure costs”

“A Sewer Impact Fee must be paid for all parcels served by SacSewer's treatment and resource recovery system. Sewer Impact Fees are based on SacSewer Treatment and Resource Recovery Infill and Expansion Communities as shown on Figure 2-3 and are presented in the SacSewer Treatment and Resource Recovery Rate and Fee Schedule in Section 7.”

at building permit

“Sewer Impact Fees for Residential Users, Commercial Users, and Non-Defined Commercial Users not issued a Wastewater Discharge Permit are due and payable prior to the issuance of a building permit.”

City of Sacramento, Community Development Department (Building Division), as a contributing agency

“Sewer Impact Fees may be billed by SacSewer, Contributing Agencies, or the County of Sacramento. Refer to Section 3 for information on billing, Sewer Rates, other charges, and enforcement associated with delinquencies and failure to pay.”

“Certain parcels of land have paid the full SacSewer Annexation Fee in effect between August 12, 1983, and February 28, 1986. These parcels shall be exempted, or partially exempted from the portions of the Sewer Impact Fee imposed in lieu of taxes”

“Any property for which a Sewer Impact Fee was paid according to the Expansion Communities fee and later determined to be located within an Infill Communities area at the time of payment will be entitled to a partial reimbursement of the Sewer Impact Fee paid on the property. SacSewer will reimburse the difference between the Expansion Communities Sewer Impact Fee and the Infill Communities Sewer Impact Fee in effect at the time of payment.”

“Effective July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026 ... Effective July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027 ... Effective July 1, 2027”