Mather Field Fee Program

“The MFPFF in Mather Field will help maintain adequate levels of service for roadway facilities. New development in Mather Field will increase the demand for roadway facilities. The MFPFF will fund roadway circulation facilities necessary to accommodate residential and non-residential development in Mather Field.”

“The MFPFF from new development in Mather Field will be used to fund additions and improvements to the roadway system needed to accommodate future traffic resulting from residential and non-residential development. Roadway improvements include arterial and thoroughfare road additions and expansions, intersection improvements, bridge improvements, frontage improvements, and fee program administration costs.”

“The MFPFF will be collected from new development in the Mather Field Specific Plan Area. The term "new development" as used in both the Financing Plan and this Fee Nexus Study, includes the reuse of existing buildings in Mather Field, and includes development of private as well as public ownership parcels.”

“16.84.060 Payment of Development Fees. The Development Fees imposed pursuant to this chapter shall be paid by the property owner to the Agency, in an amount calculated pursuant to Sections 16.84.100, 16.84.110 and 16.84.120. The fees shall be calculated and paid upon issuance of Building Permits or Certificates of Occupancy or grading permits for Commercial Recreation, Recreation-Regional Park, and Recreation-Golf Course Developments, whichever occurs first. For residential projects, fees shall be calculated either at Building Permit issuance or prior to the issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy, as applicable, consistent with the requirements adopted by Board resolution. The fees shall be paid prior to issuance of Building Permits or Certificates of Occupancy, as applicable. The Board shall establish by resolution the following: 1. The types and categories of development projects for which Development Fees may be collected at Building Permit issuance and Certificate of Occupancy issuance, respectively; and 2. Any additional requirements, processes, or procedures applicable to residential projects for which Development Fees are collected at Certificate of Occupancy issuance to guarantee the timely payment of such fees or charges. For projects that participate in SCIP, Section 16.84.160 shall apply.”

County of Sacramento, the agency that levies it

“Pursuant to Section 16.84.140 of the Sacramento County Code the Development Impact Fees collected per building permit, occupancy permit, or grading permit (calculated based on the appropriate units) shall be increased by 1.001 percent as follows:”

“Some current facilities at Mather Field will not be subject to the MFPFF. These existing facilities were occupied prior to the use of the interim MFPFF or did not require County approval for reuse. ... Additionally, some current development sited at Mather Field funded its fair share of roadway improvements through separate agreements and will not be subject to the MFPFF for that development. Certain open space and utility related properties that receive no measurable benefit from new Mather Field roadway improvements are not subject to the MFPFF.”

“Landowners who fund construction of facilities included in the MFPFF will receive credits against the appropriate fee or fees. Fee credits will be realized at building permit. The MFPFF may be reduced under certain circumstances. Any reduction in the fees will be based upon Sacramento County's independent analysis and review of the subject property.”

“NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Mather Field Public Facilities Financing Plan Development Impact Fees shall be increased on Monday, March 2, 2026.”