Childcare Impact Fee

“Childcare Impact Fees are supported by a Keyser Marston Associates study entitled Child Care Demand Analysis dated August 1994. In a follow-up review dated November 18, 2003, Keyser Marston Associates found the fee program identified in the study is still valid.”

“Fee is levied on construction of new buildings only. Fees will be placed in a Childcare Development Fund. Fees in this fund may be used toward the acquisition of property and equipment for childcare facilities, construction or expansion of childcare facilities, facilities for before- and after-school care. Facilities for childcare may also include a preschool component.”

“2 Zone 1 is the Southern area of the city that is not part of the Urban Infill Area (See Map attached). 3 Zone 2 is the Urban Infill Area per Resolution 24-20 (See Map attached).”

2003-12-23 (Res. 03-125; fee schedule effective Feb. 23, 2004)

“HISTORY: AUTHORITY DATE ACTION / Res. 03-125 12/23/03 Approve fee schedule”

Resolution 03-125

“HISTORY: AUTHORITY DATE ACTION / Res. 03-125 12/23/03 Approve fee schedule”

City of West Sacramento — Finance Department (administering); document published by the Engineering Division

“Administered by the Finance Department”

“Regional OTSTs replace the payment of specific development impact fees currently required by the City's Book of Fees for Bridge District developments. The following required impact fees are replaced by the corresponding Regional OTSTs: • Water (debt service towards the water treatment plant) • Sewer Collections • Police Facilities • Fire Facilities • Corporation Yard • City Hall Addition • Childcare Facilities”

“Alternatives to payment of the fee can be found in Chapter 17-47 of the Municipal Code. If an alternative other than those specifically provided in 17.47.020 is to be considered, the requesting party must submit a detailed proposal describing the alternative plan along with a financial analysis comparing the proposal to the fee and with justification supporting how the proposal addresses childcare needs in the community”

“Res. 24-20 4/10/2024 Adoption of Urban Infill Expansion Fee Reduction Program”