School Facilities Fee (Level 1) - Roseville City SD

“School facility fees may be levied "for the purpose of funding the construction or reconstruction of school facilities". Fees may not be used for regular maintenance, routine repair, inspection or removal of asbestos containing materials, or purposes of deferred maintenance, as defined. Level 1 school fees shall be used by the District to construct school facilities on new and existing campuses.”

“Specific uses may include but not limited to: the design of new construction projects, acquisition of land, construction of new permanent buildings, placement of modular classrooms on a short term or long term basis, necessary permit and plan checking fees, testing and inspection costs, necessary furnishing and equipment, and related costs of construction projects. In addition, fees may be used for lease of interim facilities pending availability of newly constructed facilities. Fees may be used for legal and administrative cost of establishing and administering the fee program and for planning new schools to serve growth areas.”

“Although the District territory includes areas outside the City, all major residential development is planned to be annexed into the City. In addition, the City is served by multiple school districts. Most of the new residential development identified by the City will occur within the boundaries of the District.”

2026-05-21

“10.1 Resolution No. 2025-26.15, Supporting School Facility Fees”

Resolution No. 2025-26.15

“10.1 Resolution No. 2025-26.15, Supporting School Facility Fees”

at building permit

“The fee for the District will be collected, absent other arrangements such as SB 937, prior to issuance of the building permit.”

Roseville City School District, the agency that levies it

“School Fees accepted Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8 a.m. to noon. No fees accepted the last business day in June. For permit questions, please email.”

“Exempt from Fees / Additional Dwelling Units (ADU) up to 500 square feet / Residential Additions up to 500 square feet / Religious Organizations, Government Agencies”

“The statutory residential, nonresidential, and senior housing fees will become effective 60 days after adoption of the fees by resolution. The next scheduled increase in the cap on Level 1 residential, nonresidential, and age-restricted senior housing fees is scheduled for January 2026; thus, the fees are expected to be effective for approximately 2 years.”