The record
“The primary purpose of these development fees is to cover the local school district's 50% share of the cost for new school construction projects, which are jointly funded with the State through the School Facility Program (SFP), established in 1998.”
“In California, school districts are authorized to collect development impact fees on new residential, commercial, and industrial construction projects to help fund school facilities.”
“Please note that pursuant to Education Code Section 17620, our local building departments may not issue a building permit for any construction within the District's boundaries until the District has executed a Certificate of Compliance indicating that the developer has paid the required school fees.”
at building permit
“The applicant submits a copy of the completed Certificate of Compliance to their Building Department to obtain a building permit.”
“The applicant completes and submits the Certificate of Compliance Form to Lodi Unified School District's Facilities and Planning Department with the appropriate fee payment. The District will complete remainder of application form and certify on the form that payment has been made.”
Every published rate
Every rate below applies to residential.
| Rate | Basis | Effective | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lodi USD | |||
| this home | per sq ft | 3 Aug 2025 | $5.17 |
Developer Fees, Lodi Unified School District; fee card, column 1, under the heading sentence "Developer fees as of August 3, 2025 are listed below."; the ellipsis marks the paragraph break between the card's heading "Residential" and its amount line, which are two consecutive paragraphs in the same card · source document ↗
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