The City may charge fees for the following items. The fees shall be established by resolution of the City Council.
1. 
Appeals to Planning Commission or City Council.
2. 
Change of Zone.
3. 
Conditional Use Permit (General).
4. 
Conditional Use Permit (Mobile Home Park).
5. 
Conditional Use Permit (Recreational Vehicle Park).
6. 
Extension of Time—Commercial WECS and Variances.
7. 
Extension of Time—Conditional Use Permits.
8. 
Extension of Time—Public Use Permits.
9. 
General Plan Amendment.
10. 
General Plan Amendment—Circulation Element.
11. 
Revised Permits Which Do Not Require a Public Hearing.
12. 
Revised Permits Which Require a Public Hearing.
13. 
Zoning Compliance Letters.
14. 
Plot Plan Which is Exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).
15. 
Plot Plan Which Is Exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and Is Not Reviewed by any Governmental Agencies other than the Planning Department.
16. 
Plot Plan Which Is Not Exempt from the California Environmental Quality (CEQA).
17. 
Public Use Permit.
18. 
Second Unit Permit.
19. 
Setback Adjustment.
20. 
Specific Plan.
21. 
Specific Plan Amendment.
22. 
Specific Plan—Road Specific Plan.
23. 
Substantial Conformance for Permits under Chapter 17.228 of the Zoning Ordinance.
24. 
Substantial Conformance for Specific Plans.
25. 
Temporary Permit Not to Exceed Six Months (TUP)
26. 
Variance Filed Simultaneously with an Application for a Land Division, Conditional Use Permit, Commercial WECS Permit or Plot Plan.
27. 
Variance Filed Alone.
28. 
Accessory WECS.
29. 
Commercial WECS Permit.
30. 
WECS Noise Study.
31. 
Large Family Day Care Home.
32. 
Hazardous Waste Facility Siting Permit.
33. 
Kennels and Catteries Processed Under Chapter 17.236 of the Zoning Ordinance (Class I—IV).
34. 
Temporary Outdoor Event on City Property.
35. 
Temporary Outdoor Event on Private Property.
36. 
Regularly Scheduled Event Exempt from the CEQA.
37. 
Regularly Scheduled Event.
38. 
Substantial Conformance for Commercial and Accessory WECS Permits.
39. 
Title 17 Zoning Consistency Determination.
40. 
Verification of Pre-Existing Nonconforming Use.
41. 
Extension of Pre-Existing Nonconforming Use.
42. 
Transportation Department Plan Check for any Application under Title 17 which Requires Road Work Design or Improvements not Otherwise Provided for under Title 17.
43. 
Preapplication Review.
44. 
Environmental Review Of Projects under the California Environmental Quality Act, including Negative Declarations, Mitigated Negative Declarations, and Environmental Impact Reports.
45. 
Agricultural Preserve and land Conservation Contract Establishment, Enlargement, Diminishment, Disestablishment or Nonrenewal.
46. 
Review of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions Required by Conditions of Development Permit.
47. 
Alquist Priolo Act – Geological Report Approvals and Waivers.
48. 
LAFCO (Local Agency Formation Commission) Applications.
49. 
Certificate of Historical Appropriateness Appeals.
50. 
Crowing Fowl.
51. 
Noise Ordinance Exemptions Requests.
52. 
Development Agreements.
53. 
Research and Archival Search for Planning Records.
(RCC § 4.44.030; Ord. 18 § 2, 2008; Ord. 197 § 1, 2021)
The City may charge fees for the following items, which shall be established by resolution of the City Council:
A. 
Application involving land which lies within the boundaries of a flood hazard area under WMC Chapter 15.96
B. 
Applications for an appeal or variance under WMC Section 15.96.070.
(RCC § 4.44.050; Ord. 18 § 2, 2008; Ord. 197 § 1, 2021)
The City may charge fees for the following items related to the division of land, which shall be established by resolution of the City Council:
1. 
Multifamily Residential Tracts.
a. 
Tentative statutory condominium subdivision map filing (Sewers).
b. 
Tentative statutory condominium subdivision map filing (unsewered).
c. 
Revised statutory condominium subdivision map filing (within two years of original approval).
2. 
Parcel Maps.
a. 
Tentative commercial or industrial parcel maps (sewers).
b. 
Commercial or industrial parcel map (unsewered).
c. 
Tentative residential parcel map with waiver of final map.
d. 
Tentative residential parcel map without waiver of final map.
e. 
Revised parcel map filing (residential, commercial, and industrial parcel maps within two years of original approval).
f. 
Revised parcel map filing (commercial and industrial parcel maps after two years of original approval).
g. 
Revised residential parcel map filing (after two years of original approval).
3. 
Single-Family Residential Tracts.
a. 
Tentative subdivision map not in the R-2, R-4 or R-6 Zone (sewers).
b. 
Tentative subdivision map in the R-2, R-4 or R-6 Zone (sewered).
c. 
Tentative subdivision map not in the R-2, R-4 or R-6 Zone (unsewered).
d. 
Revised tentative subdivision map (within two years of original approval).
e. 
Revised subdivision map (after two years of original approval).
4. 
Vesting Tentative Map.
a. 
Vesting statutory condominium subdivision map filing.
b. 
Vesting tentative parcel map.
c. 
Vesting tentative single-family residential tract.
5. 
Appeals (subdivision).
6. 
Appeals extension of time.
7. 
Conditioned certificate of land division compliance (fee per parcel).
8. 
Unconditioned certificate of land division compliance (fee per parcel).
9. 
Certificate of land division compliance with waiver of final parcel map (fee per parcel).
10. 
Extension of time (subdivision).
11. 
Extension of time (parcel Map).
12. 
Land division maps (tracts and parcels).
13. 
Lot line adjustment.
14. 
Minor change (subdivision).
15. 
Minor change (parcel map).
16. 
Parcel mergers.
17. 
Reversion to acreage.
18. 
Amendment of Final Map.
a. 
Statutory condominium subdivisions and single-family residential tracts.
b. 
Parcel maps.
19. 
Certificate of correction (no street name checking).
20. 
Certificate of correction (with street name checking).
21. 
Street acceptance for unnamed easements (non-maintained).
22. 
Requests for extension of time to complete off-site improvements.
23. 
Requests for one-year maintenance agreement.
24. 
Final statutory condominium subdivision map filing.
25. 
Final parcel map filing.
26. 
Final subdivision map filing.
27. 
Plan review and processing for on- and off-site improvements.
28. 
Field inspection for on- and off-site improvements.
29. 
Close-out of on- and off-site improvement permits.
30. 
Survey reviews and field inspections.
31. 
Flood control special studies.
32. 
Center line profile plan check.
33. 
Certificate of compliance for subdivision maps.
34. 
Community facilities district annexation costs.
35. 
Water quality management plan.
(RCC § 4.44.060; Ord. 18 § 2, 2008; Ord. 197 § 1, 2021)
The City may charge fees for implementing the Surface Mining and Reclamation Act of 1975 as listed below, which shall be established by resolution of the City Council:
A. 
Surface mining permit.
B. 
Reclamation plans submitted for vested operations conducted After January 1, 1976.
C. 
Appeal of Planning Commission decision.
D. 
Special inspection permit.
E. 
Substantial conformance.
F. 
Revised permit.
(RCC § 4.44.090; Ord. 18 § 2, 2008; Ord. 197 § 1, 2021)
The City may charge a fee for a tree removal permit under Section 12.08.050 of this Code, which shall be established by resolution of the City Council.
(RCC § 4.44.100; Ord. 18 § 2, 2008; Ord. 197 § 1, 2021)
The City may charge fees for the establishment of historic preservation districts under Chapter 15.88 of the Code, which shall be established by resolution of the City Council.
(RCC § 4.44.110; Ord. 18 § 2, 2008; Ord. 197 § 1, 2021)