Development impact fees - residual

“Development fee to pay for storm drainage pipelines and channels. This fee is charged when a parcel of land is paved over or built upon, as for a commercial development, or for each home within a subdivision as it is built.”

“Park Acquisition & Improvements Fee (rates effective 1/1/26)" / "Neighborhood Park-in-lieu Fee (rates effective 1/1/26)" / "Government Building Facilities Fee (rates effective 7/1/26 per City of Manteca Resolution R2026-38)" / "Fire Facilities Fee (rates effective 1/1/26 per City of Manteca Ordinance 1500, R2019-126)" / "Sewer Capacity Residential Fees (rates effective 8/1/26 per Ordinance 02025-03 & Reso 2025-13)" / "Sewer Capacity Residential Interim New Connection Fees (rates effective 8/1/26)" / "Sewer PFIP Fee: Public Facilities Implementation Program Fees (rates effective 4/1/26)" / "Water Capacity Fees for Water Connections (rates effective 8/1/26, per Ordinance 02025-02)" / "Water Capacity Interim Residential New Water Connections (rates effective 8/1/26)" / "Well Water PFIP: Public Facilities Implementation Program Fees (rates effective 4/1/26)" / "Storm Drainage PFIP Fee: Public Facilities Implementation Program Fees (rates effective 4/1/26)" / "Transportation PFIP Fee: Public Facilities Implementation Program Fees (rates effective 4/1/26)" / "Levee Impact Fee (rates effective 7/1/26 per Resolution No. 22-07)" / "Manteca Unified School District Residential/Commercial Property Developer Fee" / "Ripon Unified School District Residential Property Developer Fee" / "San Joaquin County Facilities Fee (rates effective 7/1/26)" / "San Joaquin County Regional Transportation Impact Fee (rates effective 7/1/26)" / "San Joaquin County Multi-Species Habitat & Open Space Conservation Plan Fee" / "Agricultural Mitigation Fee (rates effective 4/15/26 per resolution 2005-473)”

“This fee is charged when a parcel of land is paved over or built upon, as for a commercial development, or for each home within a subdivision as it is built.”

“(Res. R1993-227; Res. R1999-210; Res. R2001-14; Res. R2003-316 (Exh. A); … Res. R2013-31; Res. R2013-31 (Exh. A); … Res. R2016-217; … Res. R2017-146; Res. R2017-143; Res. R2018-173; … Res. R2020-163; … Res. R2022-177; Res. R2023-149; … Memo dated 9-30-2025; Res. R2025-205, 11/4/2025; Memo dated 3/9/2026; Memo dated 3/25/2026)”

“(Res. R1993-227; Res. R1999-210; Res. R2001-14; Res. R2003-316 (Exh. A); … Res. R2013-31; Res. R2013-31 (Exh. A); … Res. R2016-217; … Res. R2017-146; Res. R2017-143; Res. R2018-173; … Res. R2020-163; … Res. R2022-177; Res. R2023-149; … Memo dated 9-30-2025; Res. R2025-205, 11/4/2025; Memo dated 3/9/2026; Memo dated 3/25/2026)”

other: varies by component — no single rule for the program

“The capital facility fee enacted pursuant to this chapter are to be collected by the city before the issuance of building permits, or at approval of any discretionary permit if no building permit is required.”

City of Manteca, the agency that levies it. (City of Manteca collects the county-levied components as well)

“The capital facility fee enacted pursuant to this chapter are to be collected by the city before the issuance of building permits…”

“No fee may be applied by a local agency to the reconstruction of any residential, commercial, or industrial development project that is damaged or destroyed as a result of a natural disaster as declared by the governor.”

“The amount of the fee reduction cannot exceed the amount of the PFIP fee. The fee reduction program is limited to the amount of Manteca redevelopment agency funds designated for fee reductions.”