Development Impact Fee - Water

“Water Development fees are used to finance part of the capital improvements including surface water rights and treatment facilities needed to provide treated water to the new customer growth in the City.”

“Conclusion: The funds being held in this account are used to assist with debt service payments on the water treatment facility. Although the debt was secured in 2013, debt payments do not begin until the project has been fully constructed. Debt payments began in FY2017/18 and transfers from this fund have been factored into the user rates for water and will begin following full incursion of debt payments. No refunds required.”

“Table 2 shows the Water Capacity fee. This fee is charged based on water meter size for each new meter including splitting services and new connections to the City system. Unmetered fire lines are exempt. An administrative fee is shown in the third column, based on 0.75% of the fee.”

“The City is separately preparing a study to implement a Water Capacity Fee that would fund improvements currently funded by the City Surface Water Fee and the MPFP Water Fee. Consequently, the current MPFP Water Fee component is being eliminated from the MPFP Fee Program. The new Water Capacity Fee will be considered for adoption under a separate City Council action.”

at building permit

“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.”

City of Woodland, the agency that levies it

“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.”

“Unmetered fire lines are exempt.”