The subdivider shall pay the City all fees as
hereinafter required and at the times specified before being entitled
to recording of a plat or certified survey map.
The subdivider shall transmit all fees required
for state agency review to the City Clerk at the time of application
if the Clerk is forwarding the plat for said review. Said review fees
shall be retransmitted to the proper state review agency by the City
Clerk. Said fees shall be applicable, where appropriate, to review
fees required by the Wisconsin Department of Administration, Wisconsin
Department of Transportation, Wisconsin Department of Commerce and
the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.
The subdivider shall pay a fee as set by the
Common Council to the City Clerk at the time of first application
for approval of any preliminary plats or certified survey maps to
assist in defraying the cost of review. Reapplication fee as set by
the Common Council shall be paid to the City Clerk at the time of
reapplication for approval of any preliminary plat which has previously
been reviewed.
The subdivider shall pay a fee equal to 1% of
the cost of the required public improvements as estimated by the City
Engineer at the time of the submission of improvement plans and specifications
to partially cover the cost to the City of checking and reviewing
such plans and specifications. The fee may be recomputed, upon demand
of the subdivider or City Engineer after completion of improvement
construction, in accordance with the actual cost of such improvements
and the difference, if any, shall be paid by or remitted to the subdivider.
Evidence of cost shall be in such detail and form as required by the
City Engineer.
The subdivider shall pay a fee equal to the
actual cost to the City for such inspection as the City Engineer deems
necessary to assure that the construction of the required improvements
is in compliance with the plans, specifications, and ordinances of
the City or any other governmental authority.
[Amended 11-18-2003 by Ord. No. 1740(20]
The subdivider shall pay a fee as set by the
Common Council to the City Clerk at the time of first application
for final plat or certified survey map approval of said plat or certified
survey map to assist in defraying the cost of review. A reapplication
fee as set by the Common Council shall be paid to the City Clerk at
the time of a reapplication for approval of any final plat which has
previously been reviewed.
[Amended 4-8-2020 by Ord. No. 2057(23)]
If the subdivision does not contain lands to be dedicated as required in §§
278-9 and
278-51, the City Plan Commission shall require a fee for the acquisition and development of public sites to serve the future inhabitants of a final plat for a residential subdivision, and/or a proposed final development plan containing residential dwelling units. Said fee shall be paid to the City Clerk at the time of first application for approval of a final plat of said subdivision in the amount as set by the Common Council for each dwelling unit within the plat. Public site fees shall be placed in a separate service district fund by the City Clerk to be used only for the acquisition and development of park sites which will serve the proposed subdivision. Said fund shall be established on the basis of the service area of existing or proposed park facilities.
[Added 4-8-2020 by Ord. No. 2057(23)]
A. Appropriateness
and use of fee. The Common Council has determined that it is appropriate
to impose and use impact fees to pay for the capital costs for park
facilities that are necessary to accommodate new land development
without decreasing current levels of service in the City. The impact
fees are being imposed in accordance with § 66.0617, Wis. Stats.,
and the needs assessment and methodology set forth in the impact fee
report for park improvement ("needs assessment report") on file in
the office of the City Clerk.
B. Payment
of the park facilities impact fee. At the time of the submission to
the City of an application for the approval of a final plat for a
residential subdivision, and/or a proposed final development plan
containing residential dwelling units, the applicant shall pay to
the City the then-established park facilities impact fee based on
the number of residential dwelling units in the proposed subdivision/plan
(hereinafter referred to as the "proposal").
C. True-up.
Upon the approval by the City of the final version of the proposal,
the amount of the park facilities impact fee shall be recalculated,
based on the number of residential dwelling units in the approved
proposal. Within 30 days after the date of the final approval of the
proposal by the City, the parties shall make any required true-up
payments between themselves, based on the fee schedule in place at
the time of the original fee payment.
D. Return
of the payment. In the event the City fails to approve the proposal,
or the submitter of the proposal withdraws the proposal before approval
of the same by the City, the City shall, within 30 days after a written
request is made to the City by the submitter of the proposal for the
return of park facilities impact fee, the City shall pay to the payor
of the fee the park facilities impact fee originally paid to the City
for the proposal.
If the subdivider does not plant street trees in the subdivision or minor land division as set forth in §
278-65 of this chapter, the Plan Commission shall require a fee for the acquisition and planting of trees in the subdivision. Said fee shall be paid to the City Clerk at the time of first application for approval of a final plat of said subdivision in the amount as set by the Common Council for each tree that is required under §
278-65 of this chapter.
The subdivider shall pay a fee equal to the
actual cost to the City for all engineering work incurred by the City
in connection with the plat. In addition:
A. Engineering work shall include the preparation of
construction plans and standard specifications. The City Engineer
may permit the subdivider to furnish all, some, or part of the required
construction plans and specifications, in which case no engineering
fees shall be levied for such plans and specifications.
B. Inspection, checking, and reviewing work has fees provided for in §§
278-78 and
278-79.
The subdivider shall pay a fee equal to the
cost of any legal, administrative, or fiscal work which may be undertaken
by the City in connection with the plat. Legal work shall include
the drafting of contracts between the City and the subdivider.