Parks and Recreation Facilities Impact Fee

“The fee is intended to mitigate the effect new residential development has on existing recreation facilities by acquiring land and constructing new facilities or rehabilitating existing park and recreation facilities.”

“Fees are used to implement the Capital Improvement program of the Placer County Parks and Trails Master Plan. ... Park Fees are used to contribute to the recreational capital improvement programs of Placer County and its partner agencies that provide recreation services to residents of unincorporated Placer County. Eligible partner agencies include Cities, Special Districts, and School Districts.”

“These fees are imposed as part of the project entitlement process for new residential development or conversion of existing development to residential use. The fee applies to all unincorporated areas of Placer County.”

2004-05-11

“The Park and Recreation Facilities Impact Fee was adopted by Ordinances 5298-B, 5299-B, 5300-B, and 5301-B on May 11, 2004 (Placer County Code, Chapter 15, Article 15.34).”

Ordinances 5298-B, 5299-B, 5300-B and 5301-B

“The Park and Recreation Facilities Impact Fee was adopted by Ordinances 5298-B, 5299-B, 5300-B, and 5301-B on May 11, 2004 (Placer County Code, Chapter 15, Article 15.34).”

at building permit

“*** Both Quimby and AB1600 park fees are posted at time of building permit. Fees are charged per unit. Quimby and AB1600 should be posted seperately.”

“THE FOLLOWING MUST BE SUBMITTED BEFORE THIS APPLICATION IS COMPLETE 1. Payment of all Fees not eligible for Fee Deferral. Check is to be made payable to the County of Placer.”

“** Fees exempt for dwellings < 750 sq ft”