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39 those who apply for both an establishment and individual license. When this occurs, only one 40 background check fee will be assessed (establishment background fee). 41 Compost site delivery fees have increased from $50 to $75. 42 Other fees have been increased to reflect the additional staff time costs 43 The fee schedule has been updated to reflect the state law change requiring cities to issue 44 registrations rather than licenses for low potency hemp edible retailers, and the background 45 check fee has been eliminated. 46 47 Permit and Plan/Project Review Fees 48 Fees have been updated to reflect accurate staff costs. 49 A new fee for Sewer Special Discharge has been added. 50 Removal of manual meter reading and denial of access fees. 51 52 Community Development Miscellaneous Fees 53 Fees have been updated to reflect accurate staff costs. 54 55 Electrical Permit Fees 56 These fees are set by the city's contractor inspector. 57 58 It should be noted that prior to final adoption of the fee schedule, references to the updated city code 59 sections will be reviewed for any changes. Departmental Staff will be on hand at the meeting in case 60 Council has questions. 61 62 63 Policy Objectives 64 Adopting an annual fee schedule is consistent with governmental best practices and ensures that the 65 ’s regulatory functions are properly funded. 66 67 Equity Impact Summary 68 The proposed adjustments to the 2026 Fee Schedule were developed with consideration of equitable 69 access to city services. No disproportionate impact on specific racial, economic, or demographic groups 70 is anticipated. The fee adjustments aim to align with the costs of service delivery while maintaining 71 fairness across all users and service areas. Staff will continue monitoring the impact of these fees to 72 ensure they remain consistent with the city's equity goals. 73 74 Budget Implications 75 Based on the recommended fee adjustments, it is projected that revised fees will generate revenues 76 sufficient to cover the City’s added regulatory costs. The applicable revenues and expenditures have 77 been incorporated into the 2026 Budget. 78 79 Staff Recommendations 80 Staff will be available to answer any questions related to the proposed fee and administrative penalty 81 schedules. At this time, council is asked to receive the proposed schedules and provide feedback. Staff 82 will bring back an ordinance at the December 1, 2025, meeting to formally adopt the fee and 83 administrative penalty schedules. 84 Page 2 of 3 Qbhf!87!pg!74: