Transit

“The city council finds and declares that the purposes of this chapter are as follows: A. Proposed developments in the Folsom plan area create a need for additional public improvements, infrastructure, facilities and services with the addition of residents, businesses, and visitors.”

“The Transit Fee. The transit fee is to fund public transit improvements in the Folsom plan area, including, but not limited to, improvements to the transit corridor, transit parking, transit stops, and a share of the public transit vehicles, as described in the PFFP and the nexus study.”

“This chapter shall apply to all new development projects in the Folsom plan area. (Ord. 1234 \u00a7 2 (part), 2015)”

2015

“\u201cTransit fee\u201d means the development impact fee established under this chapter for public transit facilities and equipment for the Folsom plan area. (Ord. 1234 \u00a7 2 (part), 2015)”

Ordinance No. 1234

“\u201cTransit fee\u201d means the development impact fee established under this chapter for public transit facilities and equipment for the Folsom plan area. (Ord. 1234 \u00a7 2 (part), 2015)”

at building permit

“The developer of any new development in the Folsom plan area shall pay the FPA development impact fee at or prior to the issuance of any building permit for a structure which is subject to this chapter. The amount of the fee shall be the then-current amount at the time of the building permit issuance, and shall be paid on a building-permit-by-building-permit basis.”

City of Folsom, the agency that levies it

“City of Folsom / Community Development Department / 50 Natoma Street / Folsom, CA 95630 / 916-461-6200 ... FOLSOM PLAN AREA DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEES AND PERMIT FEES / Effective July 1, 2026”

“\u201cDevelopment\u201d means the construction of any new structure in the Folsom plan area, including residential and nonresidential structures. Development does not include, with respect to residential development, remodeling, reconstruction or expansion of a structure that does not increase the number of unit(s) on the parcel...”

“If, with the city's approval, a landowner within the Folsom plan area elects to install any eligible public facilities or equipment financed by the FPA development impact fee ... a fee reimbursement agreement in a form acceptable to the city attorney may be entered into between the city and the landowner to reimburse the installing landowner for the costs thereof from the applicable FPA development impact fee. ... Fee credits related to improvements or equipment financed by the FPASP component of the FPA development impact fee may not be applied against any of the other components of the FPA development impact fee. Similarly, fee credits related to improvements or equipment financed by any other component of the FPA development impact fee may only be applied against that particular component of the FPA development impact fee.”