Development Impact Fee - Parks

“New development in the City will result in an increase in the service population and, therefore, in the use of the City's parks and recreation facilities. The purpose of the MPFP Parks Fee is to provide funding for park improvements and land acquisition that are needed to maintain the City's standards for providing parks and recreation facilities to the expanded service population.”

“Park development fees are used to acquire park land, equipment and to construct or expand a variety of recreational facilities such as sports parks, Community Senior Center, tennis courts and swimming pools as related to the impact of growth on the City.”

“The MPFP Fee Program applies to all development in the City. All new residential and nonresidential commercial development that occurs in the City shall pay the MPFP Fees in effect at the time that a building permit is issued.”

“Current Development Impact Fees are per the "Major Projects Financing Plan Fee Nexus Study Update for the City of Woodland" dated April 2019 and the "Development of the Water Capacity Fee" dated April 5, 2019. Implementation and specific application of the MPFP fees are outlined in the Administrative Guidelines updated and adopted by council on July 2, 2019.”

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“Development fees will be included in the cost of the building permit and are due prior to issuance of the building permit. In the case of connection to services without a building permit, fees shall be paid prior to connection.”

“This handout is provided for information only and reflects fees in effect as of this date. Development impact fees are subject to revision; developer is responsible for fees in effect at time of building permit issuance. Final fees will be provided to the Building Division by Development Services Engineering.”

“Note that the Parks Fee costs are not updated in this report. There are two separate sets of Parks Fees, one for the SLSP (SLSP Parks Fees), and one for the rest of the City (Other Parks Fees). The proposed Parks Fees for the single-family land uses are equivalent to the current fees, while the proposed Parks Fees for multifamily uses have been adjusted to reflect new land uses and cost allocation factors. Nonresidential development does not pay a Parks Fee.”