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Manteca Municipal Code Title FS Fee Schedules

Manteca Municipal Code · 2026-10 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · Manteca

Cite as: Manteca Municipal Code Title FS · Text as of 2026-10-04

I. GENERAL FEES.

Subject Fee Section
ALARM SYSTEMS ALARM SYSTEMS ALARM SYSTEMS
Type of Service 8.04.060
Alarm user permit No charge
1st response in designated period No charge
2nd response in designated period No charge
3rd response in designated period $100.00
4th response in designated period $200.00
5th response in designated period $400.00
Charge for no alarm permit $200.00
Failure for owner to respond $100.00
(Res. R2009-56) (Res. R2009-56) (Res. R2009-56)
ANIMALS ANIMALS ANIMALS
See also POTBELLY PIG See also POTBELLY PIG 6.12.110
Adopted animals Adopted animals Adopted animals
Cats 6.16.160
Adoption fee $20.00
Spay/neuter deposit 75.00
Dogs 6.16.110
Adoption fee $20.00
Spay/neuter deposit 75.00
Redemption fees Redemption fees Redemption fees
Cats, goats, rabbits, birds, and other small animals
First impound $20.00 + $10.00/day 6.16.170
Second impound 30.00 + 10.00/day
Three or more impounds 40.00 +10.00/day
Dogs
First impound $40.00 + $10.00/day 6.16.140
Second impound 60.00 + 10.00/day
Three or more impounds 80.00 + 10.00/day
Unregistered dogs 20.00 6.16.130
Out-of-town dogs 20.00 6.16.140
Large animals
Impound $40.00/man hour 6.16.060
Additional daily rate 10.00 + actual time
Registration fees Registration fees Registration fees
Dogs
Unaltered 6.08.090
1 year $ 50.00
2 years 75.00
3 years 100.00
(Res. R2010-158)
Spayed, neutered
1-year $20.00 per year 6.08.140
2-year 30.00 per year 6.08.140
3-year 40.00 per year 6.08.140
Late registration penalty 20.00 6.04.140
Lost tag replacement 10.00 6.08.130
Miscellaneous fees Miscellaneous fees Miscellaneous fees
Owner surrender fees Owner surrender fees Owner surrender fees
Live dogs Live dogs Live dogs
Received at shelter $25.00
Picked up from owner 75.00
Deceased dogs
Pick up $50.00
Received at shelter 25.00
Live cats and other small animals Live cats and other small animals Live cats and other small animals
Received at shelter $25.00
Picked up from owner 50.00
Deceased cats and other small animals Deceased cats and other small animals Deceased cats and other small animals
Pick up $50.00
Received at shelter 25.00
Emergency call charges Emergency call charges Emergency call charges
Call out between 6 p.m. and 7 a.m. $150.00
Transport to veterinarian 40.00
Identification "chips" 20.00
(Res. R2010-12; Res. 1998-22) (Res. R2010-12; Res. 1998-22) (Res. R2010-12; Res. 1998-22)
BICYCLE BICYCLE BICYCLE
License $2.00 10.68.050
Transfer 0.75 10.68.060
BINGO BINGO BINGO
License By resolution 5.20.070
BUDGET, hard copies and cds $15.00
BUILDING PERMIT BUILDING PERMIT BUILDING PERMIT
Government building facilities use Effective Jan. 1, 2015 15.04.120
Very low-density residential $4,362.53 per unit
Low-density residential 4,362.53 per unit
Medium-density residential 3,638.12 per unit
High-density residential 3,274.19 per unit
Commercial mixed-use 3,274.19 per unit
Major equipment purchase 350.00 per unit 15.04.120
Fire facility fee Effective Jan. 1, 2026 15.26.010
Residential
Single-family $0.65 per sq. ft.
Multifamily 1.10 per sq. ft.
Nonresidential
Commercial 0.40 per sq. ft.
Office 0.50 per sq. ft.
Industrial 0.18 per sq. ft.
Assisted living $5,686.87 per bed
Mobile home parks/modular/campsites $0.66 per sq. ft.
BUSINESS LICENSES (See II. BUSINESS LICENSES)
CONCEALED WEAPONS PERMIT FEE $40.00
Annual concealed weapons permit renewal fee 40.00
Weapons class and qualifying shoot fee 35.00
DANCE HALL AND PUBLIC DANCE PERMITS DANCE HALL AND PUBLIC DANCE PERMITS DANCE HALL AND PUBLIC DANCE PERMITS
Dance hall serving alcoholic beverages $250.00
Dance hall not serving alcoholic beverages 125.00
FOG (Fats, Oils and Grease) FOG (Fats, Oils and Grease) FOG (Fats, Oils and Grease)
FOG collected within the City of Manteca $100.00 per 1,000 gallons 13.20.110 - L
All others $125.00 per 1,000 gallons 13.20.110 - L
Manteca Park Golf Course Actual 2018-19 Proposed 2020 Diff. Comparison Average
Weekday Weekday Weekday Weekday Weekday
18-hole weekday/resident $22.00 $25.00 $3.00 na
18-hole weekday/nonresident $26.00 $29.00 $3.00 $29.00
9-hole weekday $16.00 $17.00 $1.00 $22.00
Junior weekday $12.00 $12.00 - $15.00
Twilight weekday $18.00 $19.00 $1.00 $21.00
Super twilight weekday $13.00 $14.00 $1.00 $15.00
Senior rate (Monday—Friday) $20.00 $21.00 $1.00 $21.00
Active military weekday $15.00 $15.00 - na
Weekends Weekends Weekends Weekends Weekends
18-hole weekend/resident $25.00 $29.00 $4.00 na
18-hole weekend/nonresident $33.00 $34.00 $1.00 $38.00
9-hole weekend $18.00 $19.00 $1.00 $24.00
Junior weekend $14.00 $14.00 - $16.00
Twilight weekend $19.00 $21.00 $1.00 $26.00
Super twilight weekend $15.00 $16.00 $1.00 $17.00
Active military weekend $17.00 $17.00 - na
Pass surcharge $17.00 $17.00 - na
Manteca Park Golf Course 2022 Fees Effective January 1, 2023 Effective January 1, 2023 Effective January 1, 2023
Pass Play
Adult pass resident $114.00 $134.00 $134.00 $134.00
Adult pass nonresident $139.00 $159.00 $159.00 $159.00
Senior pass resident $99.00 $114.00 $114.00 $114.00
Senior pass nonresident $119.00 $134.00 $134.00 $134.00
Junior pass (17 & under) $50.00 $55.00 $55.00 $55.00
Youth on course (daily after 10 a.m.) $5.00 $5.00 $5.00 $5.00
Disability resident $99.00 $114.00 $114.00 $114.00
Disability nonresident $119.00 $134.00 $134.00 $134.00
Subject Fee Section
LATE FEES LATE FEES
Accounts past due by more than 14 calendar days $10.00
OVERSIZE, OVERWEIGHT VEHICLES OVERSIZE, OVERWEIGHT VEHICLES
One-time: $15.00
Annual: $70.00
PARADE, ASSEMBLY, SPECIAL EVENT TRAFFIC CONTROL FEE Determined by number of officers 12.16.130
Park Acquisition and Improvements Fees Per Unit (effective 1/1/26)
Single-Family Dwelling Unit $5,009.00
Multi-Family Dwelling Unit $3,496.00
Neighborhood Park-In-Lieu Fee Neighborhood Park-In-Lieu Fee
Single-Family Dwelling Unit $4,560.00
Multi-Family Dwelling Unit $3,184.00
Existing Fee Updated by ENR CCI* Neighborhood Park Fee Portion Community Park Fee Portion Total
Single-Family Dwelling Unit $2,354.21 $2,572.36 $4,926.56
Multi-Family Dwelling Unit $1,629.83 $1,780.84 $3,410.66
* Existing fee updated by the current Engineering News Record Construction Cost Index. Applies to existing developments that have rights under their existing development agreements, vesting tentative maps or park improvement agreements.

PARKING VIOLATIONS, FINES

Description Penalty
No parking zone $32.00
72-hour parking 27.00
Displayed for sale 27.00
Vehicle repair in street 27.00
24-minute parking, green zone 17.00
40-minute parking 17.00
1-hour parking 17.00
2-hour parking 17.00
4-hour parking 17.00
Parked out of markings 25.00
No parking 4:00 a.m.—5:00 a.m. 17.00
Loading zone 32.00
Oversized vehicle 32.00
Passenger loading zone 32.00
Parked in alley 32.00
Parked off truck route 50.00
MUSD parking violation 22.00
Parking violations 27.00
Parked in fire lane 37.00
Park parallel 22.00
Fire hydrant 32.00
Parked in handicap zone 275.00*
Blocking access to handicap zone 275.00*
Parked in handicap loading zone 275.00*
Expired registration 100.00*
No license plates 60.00*
Display of tabs 60.00*
Stopping in occupied intersection 50.00
Equipment violation 30.00**
* Minimum fine set by state law.
** $10.00 with proof of correction.

Late fee $13.00

Subject Fee Section
POTBELLY PIG $25.00 per year 6.12.110
  1. Residential source reduction and recycling

The monthly rate or charge for the implementation of programs required to meet the goals of AB939 and AB1820 as proposed in the city's adopted source reduction and recycling element from each single-family dwelling or from each unit of a multiple-family dwelling in the city shall be three dollars and fifty-six cents. If the city's 96-gallon yardwaste container is returned to the city and the resident does not dispose of yardwaste through the city's solid waste collection system, the monthly rate is two dollars and six cents.

These rates shall not apply to Manteca low-income senior citizens who qualify for reduced refuse rates.

Subject Fee Section
SEPTIC TANK CLEANING SEPTIC TANK CLEANING SEPTIC TANK CLEANING
Discharge $4.00 per 1000 gallons 13.24.090
SEWER See III. UTILITIES
STREET, ENCROACHMENT, EXCAVATION By resolution 12.04.210
  1. Taxicab fares

A. No owner or driver of a taxicab shall charge a greater sum for the use of a taxicab than in accordance with the following rates governed by the provisions of Chapter 5.40 of this code:

Rates
Base rate (meter drop) $2.50 first 1/20th
Per mile or fraction thereof $0.125 per 1/20th
Waiting time or when required to travel less than 10 mph $25.00 per hour
Trunks $1.00
Hand baggage, parcels, or packages $0.10*
* For any item, parcel or package transported in excess of forty pounds (40 lbs.).

B. No charge shall be made for extra passengers. This applies only to those passengers whose point of pickup and point of destination are the same.

  1. Towing service charges

A. Towing Charges. Includes the response to the scene, any ordinary work positioning and hooking up the vehicle for towing and return to place of business. It also includes ordinary cleanup at the scene.

  1. All passenger cars and trucks with single rear wheels. Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. *(Hourly rate)

Weekends and holidays and 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. weekdays. *(Hourly rate)

  1. All vehicles and unattached trailers factory rated over 1-1/2 ton. Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (depending on size of vehicle towed). *(Hourly rate)

Weekends and holidays and 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. weekdays (depending on size of vehicle towed)*(Hourly rate)

  1. The tow operator may accept a fee, or not accept a fee and remain at the top of the rotation list if the tow truck has arrived or any time to the point of being hooked up to a vehicle and the owner arrives and wants his or her car. *(Actual hourly rate—with minimum)

  2. Mileage. To a call for service within the city limits is included in the towing charge. If the vehicle is towed to another location at the request of the owner, mileage in excess of the distance from the business address of the tow service to the scene may be charged at the rate of *(included in hourly rate).

B. Storage. The first twenty-four hours of the storage charge will begin when the vehicle is deposited in the storage yard and concludes at the same time the following day. Storage charges will be added for each twenty-four hours, or fraction thereof, thereafter.

Outside — (As established in the annual rate by the area Highway Patrol Office)

Inside — (As established in the annual rate by the area Highway Patrol Office)

C. Miscellaneous.

  1. Dolly. This charge will be used when it is mandatory that the vehicle be placed on dollies, and includes all actions necessary to place the vehicle on dollies and prepare it for towing *(included in hourly rate).

  2. Standby. Should be used when, for whatever the reason, the driver must wait to start his or her work after arrival at the scene. Charges begin after a full fifteen minutes have been spent on standby. That fifteen minutes is chargeable and any portion of fifteen minutes thereafter ... per fifteen minutes *(included in hourly rate).

  3. Winching. This charge may be used only when it is necessary to winch a vehicle from an extraordinary position off the roadway and where accessibility is difficult. Winching is not to be charged for routine positioning of a vehicle for tow hookup. After 15 minutes, additional time may be charged to labor *[1](included in hourly rate).

[1]

The hourly rate is computed annually by the California Highway Patrol by adding the hourly rate charged by tow companies on the rotation list, plus 15%, and dividing the total figure by the number of tow companies participating.

  1. Water See III. Utilities

(Res. R1988-79; Res. R1990-368; Res. R1990-186; Res. R1990-148; Res. R1990-113; Res. R1991-178; Res. R1993-159; Res. R1994-9; Res. R1995-171; Res. R1995-107; Res. R1996-200; Res. 1997-37; Res. R1999-201; Res. R2000-315; Res. R2003-266; Res. R2003-141; Res. R2005-134; Res. R2009-231; Res. R2010-12; Res. R2013-168; Memo dated 1-2-14; Memo dated 1-22-14; Memo dated 1-7-15; Res. R2016-235; Res. R2016-235; Memo dated 12-24-17; Res. R2017-190; Memo dated 1-2-18; Memo dated 12-18-18; Ord. 2019-17 § 1; Res. R2019-126; Memo dated 1-6-20; Res. R2020-05; Memo dated 9-16-21; Memo dated 11-16-21; Memo dated 2-2-22; Memo dated 9-7-23; Memo dated 12-6-23; Memo dated 12/9/2025)

II. BUSINESS LICENSES.

A. Generally

Subject Fee Section
ADMINISTRATION
Duplicate licenses $5.00 5.04.090
Transfer of license 5.00 5.04.080
ADVERTISING 5.12.030
Billboards, illuminated signs, wall signs $150.00 per year 5.12.030
CHRISTMAS TREES 5.12.030
Decorations and miscellaneous Christmas merchandise other than in connection with another business license $50.00 per year 5.12.030
COMMERCIAL VEHICLES Fee Per Year 5.12.030
1. For every vehicle used in serving residents or places of business within the city, by:
a. Person maintaining a fixed place of business outside the city or operating from outside city $ 63.00
b. Person maintaining a fixed place of business within the city or operating from within the city 45.00
2. For every mobile grocery store, operating within the city 750.00
3. For every mobile lunch-wagon used in selling or delivering boxed lunches, confections, refreshments, cigarettes, tobaccos, etc., or offering lunch-counter service, operating within the city 188.00
4. For every vehicle used in selling, delivering, or offering for sale to residents, vegetables, fruits and similar commodities, operating within the city 188.00
DANCES, PUBLIC $25.00 per event 5.56.070

CONTRACTORS (Section 5.12.030 )

At Least But Less Than License Fee
$ 0.00 $ 499.00 $ 15.00
500.00 4,999.00 30.00
5,000.00 9,999.00 45.00
10,000.00 49,999.00 63.00
50,000.00 99,999.00 94.00
100,000.00 149,999.00 156.00
150,000.00 199,999.00 219.00
200,000.00 249,999.00 281.00
250,000.00 299,999.00 344.00
300,000.00 349,999.00 406.00
350,000.00 399,999.00 469.00
400,000.00 449,999.00 531.00
450,000.00 499,999.00 594.00
500,000.00 599,999.00 688.00
600,000.00 699,999.00 813.00
700,000.00 799,999.00 938.00
800,000.00 899,999.00 1,063.00
900,000.00 999,999.00 1,188.00
1,000,000.00 and over 1,250.00
Subject Fee Per Year Section
FOOD PROCESSING FOOD PROCESSING FOOD PROCESSING
1. Canning, processing or preparing green or dried fruits or vegetables or other food products for shipment or for sale on commission or otherwise $300.00 5.12.030
2. Creamery, milk or cheese processing or manufacturing plant which makes no retail sales 300.00 5.12.030
3. Packing or preparing for shipment fresh fruit or vegetables where no processing other than washing or trimming is involved 75.00 5.12.030
HOTELS, MOTELS, APARTMENTS AND ROOMINGHOUSES AND AUTO COURTS (5.12.030)
Gross receipts of $5,000.00 or less, $38.00 per year; plus 75¢ for each additional $1,000.00 of gross receipts up to $100,000; plus 25¢ for each additional $1,000.00 of gross receipts thereafter
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY FEED (Section 5.12.030 ) If annual gross receipts are:
At Least But Less Than License Fee
$ 0.00 $ 99,999.00 $ 63.00
100,000.00 199,999.00 94.00
200,000.00 299,999.00 156.00
300,000.00 399,999.00 219.00
400,000.00 499,999.00 281.00
500,000.00 599,999.00 344.00
600,000.00 799,999.00 438.00
800,000.00 999,999.00 563.00
1,000,000.00 and over 625.00
MANUFACTURING (Section 5.12.030 ) If annual gross receipts are:
At Least But Less Than License Fee
$ 0.00 $ 99,999.00 $ 63.00
100,000.00 199,999.00 94.00
200,000.00 299,999.00 156.00
300,000.00 399,999.00 219.00
400,000.00 499,999.00 281.00
500,000.00 599,999.00 344.00
600,000.00 799,999.00 438.00
800,000.00 999,999.00 563.00
1,000,000.00 and over 625.00
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS, TRADE, OCCUPATIONS, PROFESSIONS (Section 5.12.030 ) If the annual gross receipts are:
At Least But Less Than License Fee
$ 0.00 $ 499.00 $ 15.00
500.00 4,999.00 30.00
5,000.00 14,999.00 45.00
15,000.00 29,999.00 55.00
30,000.00 44,999.00 63.00
45,000.00 99,999.00 100.00
100,000.00 149,999.00 150.00
150,000.00 249,999.00 250.00
250,000.00 and over 313.00
OIL STORAGE TANK STATIONS (5.12.030) OIL STORAGE TANK STATIONS (5.12.030) $125.00 per year
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, PERSONAL SERVICE AND ARTS AND CRAFTS (Section 5.12.030 ) If annual gross receipts are:
At Least But Less Than License Fee
$ 0.00 $ 999.00 $ 15.00
1,000.00 4,999.00 30.00
5,000.00 9,999.00 63.00
10,000.00 19,999.00 94.00
20,000.00 29,999.00 125.00
30,000.00 39,999.00 163.00
40,000.00 49,999.00 200.00
50,000.00 and over 250.00
RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION (5.12.030) RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION (5.12.030) RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION (5.12.030)
Dwelling units constructed in very low density or low density residential zones Dwelling units constructed in very low density or low density residential zones $900.00 per dwelling unit
Dwelling units constructed in medium density or high density residential zones Dwelling units constructed in medium density or high density residential zones $625.00 per dwelling unit
RETAILING, PRINTING AND PUBLISHING, TRUCKING AND TRANSPORTATION (Section 5.12.030 ) If annual gross receipts are:
At Least But Less Than License Fee
$ 0.00 $499.00 $ 15.00
500.00 4,999.00 30.00
5,000.00 14,999.00 45.00
15,000.00 29,999.00 55.00
30,000.00 44,999.00 63.00
45,000.00 99,999.00 100.00
100,000.00 199,999.00 150.00
200,000.00 399,999.00 200.00
400,000.00 799,999.00 250.00
800,000.00 and over 313.00
At Least But Less Than License Fee
STREET FAIR AND SPECIAL EVENTS STREET FAIR AND SPECIAL EVENTS $5.00 per vendor
TRADING STAMPS (5.12.030) TRADING STAMPS (5.12.030) $125.00 per year or fractional part thereof
TRUCKING AND TRANSPORTATION (maintained by person maintaining fixed place of business outside of city) (5.12.030)
License, annual $63.00
VENDING MACHINES (Section 5.12.030 ) 1. Vending machines vending merchandise other than cigarettes where gross receipts are:
At Least But Less Than License Fee
$ 0.00 $ 499.00 $ 15.00
500.00 4,999.00 30.00
5,000.00 14,999.00 45.00
15,000.00 29,999.00 55.00
30,000.00 44,999.00 63.00
45,000.00 99,999.00 100.00
100,000.00 199,999.00 150.00
200,000.00 399,999.00 200.00
400,000.00 799,999.00 250.00
800,000.00 and over 313.00
2. Cigarette vending machines where gross receipts are:
At Least But Less Than License Fee
$ 0.00 $ 499.00 $ 15.00
500.00 4,999.00 30.00
5,000.00 14,999.00 45.00
15,000.00 29,999.00 55.00
30,000.00 44,999.00 63.00
45,000.00 99,999.00 100.00
100,000.00 199,999.00 150.00
200,000.00 399,999.00 200.00
400,000.00 799,999.00 250.00
800,000.00and over 313.00
WHOLESALING AND JOBBING (Section 5.12.030 ) If annual gross receipts are:
At Least But Less Than License Fee
$ 0.00 $ 99,999.00 $ 63.00
100,000.00 199,999.00 94.00
200,000.00 299,999.00 156.00
300,000.00 399,999.00 219.00
400,000.00 499,999.00 281.00
500,000.00 599,999.00 344.00
600,000.00 799,999.00 438.00
800,000.00 999,999.00 563.00
1,000,000.00 and over 625.00

B. Businesses requiring certificates or permits

Subject Fee Section
Businesses requiring certificate of compliance from police chief:
Amusement-music boxes if annual gross receipts are: Amusement-music boxes if annual gross receipts are: 5.16.020
At Least But Less Than License Fee
$ 0.00 $ 499.00 $ 15.00
500.00 4,999.00 30.00
5,000.00 14,999.00 45.00
15,000.00 29,999.00 55.00
30,000.00 44,999.00 63.00
45,000.00 99,999.00 100.00
100,000.00 199,999.00 150.00
200,000.00 399,999.00 200.00
400,000.00 799,999.00 250.00
800,000.00 and over 313.00
Canvassers, solicitors, peddlers $300.00 per year 5.16.020
Canvassers, solicitors, peddlers $13.00 per day
Itinerant street vendors, handbill distributors $375.00 per year 5.16.020
Itinerant street vendors, handbill distributors $16.00 per day
Klieg lights $150.00 per year 5.16.020
Klieg lights $13.00 per day
Transient house-to-house services $300.00 per year 5.16.020
Transient house-to-house services $13.00 per day
Vehicular street advertising $450.00 per year 5.16.020
Vehicular street advertising $25.00 per day
Businesses requiring permit from the planning commission:
Animal hospitals, kennels, and boarding stables; bathhouses, massage parlors, etc.; pawnbrokers; watchman, private police and detective agencies Gross receipts of $3,000.00 or less, $60.00 per year, plus $1.25 for each additional $1,000.00 of gross receipts 5.16.020
Bowling alleys, pool and billiard halls, amusement arcades, commercial amusements, ice or roller skating rinks $250.00 per year 5.16.020
Cardrooms, public $375.00 per quarter plus $250.00 per quarter for each additional table in excess of three tables 5.16.020
Hospitals, sanitariums, resthomes, mortuaries and funeral parlors: Gross receipts of $5,000.00 or less, $63.00 per year, plus 75 cents for each additional $1,000.00 of gross receipts 5.16.020
Junk dealers or collectors; secondhand dealers; automobile wrecking yards $125.00 per year 5.16.020
Mobile home parks $63.00 per year, plus $2.50 per $1,000.00 of annual gross receipts 5.16.020
Theaters maintaining a fixed place of business in city $688.00 per year 5.16.020
Businesses requiring permit from director of community development:
Automobile parking lots $25.00 per year, plus $2.50 for each 1000 sq. ft. of rental space 5.16.020
Carnivals, tent theaters, animal shows, temporary entertainment under tent or temporary structure $375.00 for the first day, $125.00 per day for each additional day 5.16.020
Circuses: 5.16.020
Where seating capacity is 4,000 persons or less $500.00 for the first day and $375.00 per day for each additional day
Where seating capacity is more than 4,000 persons $750.00 for the first day and $250.00 per day for each additional day
Rummage sales $300.00 per year, or, at option of licensee, $100.00 per quarter, or $13.00 per day 5.16.020
Taxicab and ambulance service $63.00 per year for each vehicle or, at the option of the licensee, $6.25 per quarter 5.16.020
Businesses requiring permit from police chief:
Fortunetelling $375.00 per year 5.16.020
Private police and detective agencies Gross receipts of $3,000.00 or less, $60.00 per year, plus $1.25 each additional $1,000.00 of gross receipts 5.16.020

(Res. R2004-503)

Exceptions & meaning →

III. UTILITIES.

Subject Fee Section
SEWER CONNECTION SEWER CONNECTION
Residential
Very low density $3,961.00 per unit
Low density 3,961.00 per unit
Medium density 3,301.00 per unit
High density 3,301.00 per unit
Commercial
Office professional $1,493.00 per 1,000 sq. ft.
Neighborhood/community commercial 1,640.00 per 1,000 sq. ft.
Business/visitor services 1,640.00 per 1,000 sq. ft.
General commercial 1,640.00 per 1,000 sq. ft.
Commercial recreation 1,640.00 per 1,000 sq. ft.
Light industrial 1,692.00 per 1,000 sq. ft.
Heavy industrial 1,692.00 per 1,000 sq. ft.
WQCF PHASE 3 COMPLETION CHARGE WQCF PHASE 3 COMPLETION CHARGE
Residential Residential
Very low density $2,003.00 per unit
Low density 2,003.00 per unit
Medium density 1,802.00 per unit
High density 1,802.00 per unit
Commercial Commercial
Office professional $815.00 per 1,000 sq. ft.
Neighborhood/community commercial 895.00 per 1,000 sq. ft.
Business/visitor services 895.00 per 1,000 sq. ft.
General commercial 895.00 per 1,000 sq. ft.
Commercial recreation 895.00 per 1,000 sq. ft.
Light industrial 924.00 per 1,000 sq. ft.
Heavy industrial 924.00 per 1,000 sq. ft.
SEWER SYSTEM MONTHLY RATE (Jan. 1, 2013 and Thereafter)
Residential and equivalents $43.30 per unit
Trailer park 36.57 per 1,000 CF
Rooming houses 27.70 per 1,000 CF
Commercial/retail 30.96 per 1,000 CF
Hotel/motel 33.81 per 1,000 CF
Hotel/motel w/kitchen 61.89 per 1,000 CF
Car washes/laundromats 24.53 per 1,000 CF
Service stations (metered) 34.04 per 1,000 CF
Office/light industrial 25.35 per 1,000 CF
Restaurants 72.42 per 1,000 CF
Markets 75.45 per 1,000 CF
Mortuaries 75.45 per 1,000 CF
Hospitals 32.69 per 1,000 CF
Elementary schools 24.06 per 1,000 CF
Secondary schools 24.06 per 1,000 CF
Churches 28.71 per 1,000 CF
Nonprofit 27.82 per 1,000 CF
Commercial/mixed use 40.23 per 1,000 CF
Industrial Industrial Industrial
Flow 4,946.55 per million gallons
Biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) 0.375 per 1,000 pounds
Suspended solids (SS) 0.711 per 1,000 pounds
Nitrogen (N) 0.023 per 1,000 pounds
Septage 165.16 per 1,000 gallons
City of Lathrop per contract
Raymus Village per contract
  1. WATER WORKS SYSTEM:

(effective 1/1/2025)

Meter Size Meter Installation Fee Water Debt Fee Surface Water Capital Fee
5/8″ & 3/4″ $ 408.00 $ 5,214.00 $ 163.00
1″ 577.00 8,918.00 273.00
1-1/2″ 999.00 17,781.00 540.00
2″ 1,161.00 28,458.00 864.00
3″ 5,496.00 53,395.00 1,621.00
4″ 6,662.00 89,005.00 2,704.00
6″ 18,846.00 177,947.00 5,409.00
8″ 24,302.00 284,745.00 8,658.00

(effective 5/1/2025)

Meter Size Meter Installation Fee Water Debt Fee/Surface Water Capital Fee
5/8″ & 3/4″ $ 870.26 $ 5,167.79
1″ 1,006.36 8,612.98
1-1/2″ 1,648.47 17,225.96
2″ 2,062.87 27,561.54
3″ 10,441.80 60,290.87
4″ 12,197.55 108,523.57
6″ 17,925.64 275,615.43
8″ 24,956.85 482,327.00
Subject Fee Section
Water Service Reconnection Charges* Water Service Reconnection Charges* 13.04.130
Regular Time: Regular Time:
48-hour notices $ 2.00
Routine turn on 25.00
Lock turn on 19.00
Meter turn on 52.00*
* Plus cost of damaged equipment
A $15.00 charge will be assessed for all returned checks.
Subject Fee Section
Overtime Turn On Overtime Turn On 13.04.130
Lock turn on $ 52.00
Meter turn on 71.00
  1. TEMPORARY SERVICE FEE (13.04.150)
Meter Size Deposit* Monthly Rental Charge Water Consumption Charge per Hundred Cubic Feet Used
Sept. 1, 2018 and thereafter Sept. 1, 2018 and thereafter Sept. 1, 2018 and thereafter
1″ $1,500.00 $26.50 $3.76
3″ $5,000.00 $142.70 $3.76
* The deposit shall be refunded to the applicant upon return of the water meter/backflow prevention assembly provided it is returned in the same condition as furnished.
  1. SOLID WASTE

Residential Charges:

The monthly charges for collection of solid waste from each single-family dwelling or from each unit of a multiple-family dwelling using the city's carts shall be as follows:

Nov. 16, 2023 through Dec. 31, 2024 Jan. 1, 2025 through Dec. 31, 2025 Jan. 1, 2026 through Dec. 31, 2026 Jan. 1, 2027 and Thereafter
Large refuse cart (95 – 100 gallon) $50.92 $54.68 $58.72 $63.07
Each additional large green cart (95 – 100 gallon) $20.00 $20.00 $20.00 $20.00
Each additional large refuse cart (95 – 100 gallon) $17.00 $17.00 $16.97 $17.12
Extra dump $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00
* The city may provide a discount for utility charges for customers. Specifics on the program are indicated on each individual utility service section.

Customers that reside in the Stonegate and Westwood Apartments shall be charged a monthly fee that is prorata share of the monthly cost of providing solid waste service to those apartments.

Extra Collection Charges

The city will provide collection of bulky items and other waste based on pricing below:

Individual Items
Solid waste staff may retrieve a residential sized refrigerator for $35.00 plus time and materials.
There is no charge for Electronic Waste delivered to the solid waste office or special collection events. Solid waste staff may retrieve electronic waste at the residents on a time and materials basis.
Cleaning of Bins will be on a time and materials basis.
Replacement of Damaged Bins will be $65.00 plus time to assemble and deliver (time and materials).
Miscellaneous Bulky Items (couch, chair, etc.) will be charged the low-income senior monthly rate at the time of service, plus time and materials.
Extra Bags (no more than 3 – 35 Gallon) placed at curb beside brown bin will be charged a fee equal to the 35-gallon monthly rate at the time of service.
Locking Bar Installation (one time charge): $50.00.
Vacation Suspended Service: $120.00.
Other Tasks will be charged on a time and materials basis.

Special Pick-Ups (A Portion of Time and Material Rates)

Level of Labor Cost per Hour/Year Cost per Hour/Year Cost per Hour/Year Cost per Hour/Year Cost per Hour/Year
Level of Labor 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021*
Truck and one worker $101.53 $103.56 $105.63 $107.75 $109.90
Truck and two workers $171.85 $175.29 $178.80 $182.37 $186.02
Truck and three workers $242.17 $247.02 $251.96 $257.00 $262.14
Loading equipment $48.79 $49.77 $50.76 $51.78 $52.81
* Rates are for January 1, 2021 and thereafter.
½ hour minimum charge.

Short-Term Rental

Commercial containers are available to residences and businesses for short-term rentals based on the following rates:

Short-Term Collection Bin 2017

Container Size 3-Yard 4-Yard 6-Yard Roll Off
Charge for up to 14 days container rental* $249.57 $252.55 $258.51 $462.55
Rental rate per day over 14-days $5.00 $5.00 $5.00 $50.00
Extra dump $169.36 $172.34 $178.30 $308.37

Rates are for February 16, 2017 to December 31, 2017.

* Charge includes one disposal; roll off boxes will require a $600.00 deposit.

Short-Term Collection Bin 2018

Container Size 3-Yard 4-Yard 6-Yard Roll Off
Charge for up to 14 days container rental* $256.12 $259.16 $265.24 $474.78
Rental rate per day over 14-days $5.00 $5.00 $5.00 $50.00
Extra dump $173.79 $176.83 $182.91 $316.52

Rates are for January 1, 2018 to December 31, 2018.

* Charge includes one disposal; roll off boxes will require a $600.00 deposit.

Short-Term Collection Bin 2019

Container Size 3-Yard 4-Yard 6-Yard Roll Off
Charge for up to 14 days container rental* $261.24 $264.34 $270.55 $484.27
Rental rate per day over 14-days $5.00 $5.00 $5.00 $50.00
Extra Dump $177.26 $180.36 $186.57 $322.85

Rates are for January 1, 2019 to December 31, 2019.

* Charge includes one disposal; roll off boxes will require a $600.00 deposit.

Short-Term Collection Bin 2020

Container Size 3-Yard 4-Yard 6-Yard Roll Off
Charge for up to 14 days container rental* $263.22 $266.38 $272.69 $487.75
Rental rate per day over 14-days $5.00 $5.00 $5.00 $50.00
Extra Dump $178.64 $181.80 $188.11 $325.17

Rates are for January 1, 2020 to December 31, 2020.

* Charge includes one disposal, roll off boxes will require a $600.00 deposit.

Short-Term Collection Bin 2021

Container Size 3-Yard 4-Yard 6-Yard Roll Off
Charge for up to 14 days container rental* $265.85 $269.04 $275.42 $492.63
Rental rate per day over 14-days $5.00 $5.00 $5.00 $50.00
Extra dump $180.42 $183.61 $189.99 $328.42

Rates are for January 1, 2021 and thereafter.

* Charge includes one disposal; Roll Off Boxes will require a $600.00 deposit.

Commercial Rates:

The monthly charge for the collection of garbage from businesses in the city furnished containers shall be as follows:

Cart Capacity Nov. 16, 2023 through Dec. 31, 2024 Jan. 1, 2025 through Dec. 31, 2025 Jan. 1, 2026 through Dec. 31, 2026 Jan. 1, 2027 and Thereafter
Large $50.92 $54.68 $58.72 $63.07
Each additional large green cart $20.00 $20.00 $20.00 $20.00
Each additional large refuse cart $17.00 $17.00 $16.97 $17.12
Extra dump $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00

Commercial Bins Garbage 2024

Size Collection Times per Week $/Month Collection Times per Week $/Month Collection Times per Week $/Month Collection Times per Week $/Month Collection Times per Week $/Month Collection Times per Week $/Month Extra Dump
Size 1 2 3 4 5 6 Extra Dump
1 Yard $160.69 $321.39 $482.08 $642.76 $803.45 $640.14 $219.07
2 Yard $178.10 $356.19 $534.29 $712.38 $890.48 $1,068.60 $223.08
3 Yard $195.49 $390.98 $586.46 $781.95 $977.44 $1,172.94 $227.11
4 Yard $212.87 $425.76 $638.63 $851.52 $1,064.39 $1,277.28 $231.11
6 Yard $248.94 $495.35 $743.02 $990.70 $1,238.37 $1,486.05 $239.14

Commercial Bins Garbage 2025

Size Collection Times per Week $/Month Collection Times per Week $/Month Collection Times per Week $/Month Collection Times per Week $/Month Collection Times per Week $/Month Collection Times per Week $/Month Extra Dump
Size 1 2 3 4 5 6 Extra Dump
1 Yard $178.20 $356.42 $534.62 $712.84 $891.04 $1,069.24 $241.25
2 Yard $197.51 $395.02 $592.52 $790.03 $987.54 $1,185.05 $245.68
3 Yard $216.80 $433.60 $650.38 $867.18 $1,083.98 $1,300.78 $251.86
4 Yard $236.08 $472.17 $708.25 $944.34 $1,180.41 $1,416.50 $256.30
6 Yard $276.07 $549.35 $824.01 $1,098.68 $1,373.36 $1,648.03 $265.21

Commercial Bins Garbage 2026

Size Collection Times per Week $/Month Collection Times per Week $/Month Collection Times per Week $/Month Collection Times per Week $/Month Collection Times per Week $/Month Collection Times per Week $/Month Extra Dump
Size 1 2 3 4 5 6 Extra Dump
1 Yard $197.63 $395.27 $592.90 $790.53 $988.16 $1,185.79 $269.43
2 Yard $219.04 $438.07 $657.11 $876.15 $1,095.18 $1,314.22 $274.36
3 Yard $240.43 $480.86 $721.28 $961.71 $1,202.14 $1,442.57 $279.35
4 Yard $261.81 $523.63 $785.44 $1,047.27 $1,309.08 $1,570.90 $284.24
6 Yard $306.16 $609.23 $913.83 $1,218.44 $1,523.05 $1,827.67 $294.12

Commercial Bins Garbage 2027

Size Collection Times per Week $/Month Collection Times per Week $/Month Collection Times per Week $/Month Collection Times per Week $/Month Collection Times per Week $/Month Collection Times per Week $/Month Extra Dump
Size 1 2 3 4 5 6 Extra Dump
1 Yard $219.17 $438.35 $657.52 $876.69 $1,095.86 $1,315.03 $298.79
2 Yard $242.91 $485.82 $728.73 $971.65 $1,214.56 $1,457.47 $304.27
3 Yard $266.64 $533.28 $799.90 $1,066.53 $1,333.17 $1,599.81 $309.76
4 Yard $290.35 $580.71 $871.06 $1,161.42 $1,451.77 $1,742.13 $315.22
6 Yard $339.53 $675.63 $1,013.43 $1,351.25 $1,689.07 $2,026.88 $326.18

Roll off boxes include both drop boxes and compactors. Roll off charges will consist of a service fee and tipping fees. Actual tipping fees incurred to dispose of waste contained in the box will be added to a service fee each time that the box is dumped. Service fees will include rental for drop boxes as long as the box is serviced at least once every two weeks. Compactors are customer furnished. The city will not service overweight boxes. Drop boxes not serviced every two weeks will incur a $50.00 daily rental fee for every day in excess of 14 days.

Commercial Roll Off Boxes (All Materials)

Size Monthly on call rate Monthly on call rate Pull Fee (Tipping is added to fee) Pull Fee (Tipping is added to fee)
All Year Fee Monthly on-call rate includes 2 pulls. Tip fees are in addition. Tip fees are the actual charges at the receiving facility Year Fee
All 2017 $616.74 Monthly on-call rate includes 2 pulls. Tip fees are in addition. Tip fees are the actual charges at the receiving facility 2017 $308.37
All 2018 $633.04 Monthly on-call rate includes 2 pulls. Tip fees are in addition. Tip fees are the actual charges at the receiving facility 2018 $316.52
All 2019 $645.70 Monthly on-call rate includes 2 pulls. Tip fees are in addition. Tip fees are the actual charges at the receiving facility 2019 $322.85
All 2020 $650.34 Monthly on-call rate includes 2 pulls. Tip fees are in addition. Tip fees are the actual charges at the receiving facility 2020 $325.17
All 2021 $656.84 Monthly on-call rate includes 2 pulls. Tip fees are in addition. Tip fees are the actual charges at the receiving facility 2021 $328.42

Tip fees are in addition to pull fees and monthly on call rate.

Any excess deposit will be refunded and any balance due will be invoiced.

Pull fees include roll off box rental, as long as the box is serviced a minimum of once every two weeks.

Commercial Food Waste

Rates for collection of commercial food waste will be as follows:

Commercial Food Waste 2017

Volume and disposition Pulls Per Week $/Month Pulls Per Week $/Month Pulls Per Week $/Month Pulls Per Week $/Month Pulls Per Week $/Month
Volume and disposition 1 2 3 4 5
35-Gallon, clean food $33.18 $66.35 $99.53 $132.71 $165.89
35-Gallon, dirty food $59.72 $119.44 $179.16 $238.88 $298.60
2-Yard, clean food $66.35 $132.71 $199.06 $265.42 $331.77
2-Yard, dirty food $119.44 $238.88 $358.32 $477.75 $597.19
Rates are for February 16, 2017 to December 31, 2017.

Commercial Food Waste 2018

Volume and disposition Pulls Per Week $/Month Pulls Per Week $/Month Pulls Per Week $/Month Pulls Per Week $/Month Pulls Per Week $/Month
Volume and disposition 1 2 3 4 5
35-Gallon, clean food $34.02 $68.04 $102.05 $136.07 $170.09
35-Gallon, dirty food $61.23 $122.46 $183.70 $244.93 $306.16
2-Yard, clean food $68.04 $136.07 $204.11 $272.14 $340.18
2-Yard, dirty food $122.46 $244.93 $367.39 $489.86 $612.32
Rates are for January 1, 2018 to December 31, 2018.

Commercial Food Waste 2019

Volume and disposition Pulls Per Week $/Month Pulls Per Week $/Month Pulls Per Week $/Month Pulls Per Week $/Month Pulls Per Week $/Month
Volume and disposition 1 2 3 4 5
35-Gallon, clean food $34.70 $69.40 $104.09 $138.79 $173.49
35-Gallon, dirty food $62.46 $124.91 $187.37 $249.82 $312.28
2-Yard, clean food $69.40 $138.79 $208.19 $277.58 $346.98
2-Yard, dirty food $124.91 $249.82 $374.74 $499.65 $624.56
Rates are for January 1, 2019 to December 31, 2019.

Commercial Food Waste 2020

Volume and disposition Pulls Per Week $/Month Pulls Per Week $/Month Pulls Per Week $/Month Pulls Per Week $/Month Pulls Per Week $/Month
Volume and disposition 1 2 3 4 5
35-Gallon, clean food $35.02 $70.04 $105.06 $140.09 $175.11
35-Gallon, dirty food $63.04 $126.08 $189.12 $252.15 $315.19
2-Yard, clean food $70.04 $140.09 $210.13 $280.17 $350.21
2-Yard, dirty food $126.08 $252.15 $378.23 $504.31 $630.38
Rates are for January 1, 2020 to December 31, 2020.

Commercial Food Waste 2021

Volume and disposition Pulls Per Week $/Month Pulls Per Week $/Month Pulls Per Week $/Month Pulls Per Week $/Month Pulls Per Week $/Month
Volume and disposition 1 2 3 4 5
35-Gallon, clean food $35.37 $70.74 $106.11 $141.49 $176.86
35-Gallon, dirty food $63.67 $127.34 $191.01 $254.68 $318.34
2-Yard, clean food $70.74 $141.49 $212.23 $282.97 $353.72
2-Yard, dirty food $127.34 $254.68 $382.01 $509.35 $636.69
Rates are for January 1, 2021 and thereafter.

Commercial Roll Off Boxes (Food Waste)

Size Monthly on call rate Monthly on call rate Pull Fee (Tipping is added to fee) Pull Fee (Tipping is added to fee)
All Year Fee Monthly on-call rate includes 2 pulls. Tip fees are in addition. Tip fees are the actual charges at the receiving facility Year Fee
2017 $616.74 Monthly on-call rate includes 2 pulls. Tip fees are in addition. Tip fees are the actual charges at the receiving facility 2017 $308.37
2018 $633.04 Monthly on-call rate includes 2 pulls. Tip fees are in addition. Tip fees are the actual charges at the receiving facility 2018 $316.52
2019 $645.70 Monthly on-call rate includes 2 pulls. Tip fees are in addition. Tip fees are the actual charges at the receiving facility 2019 $322.85
2020 $650.34 Monthly on-call rate includes 2 pulls. Tip fees are in addition. Tip fees are the actual charges at the receiving facility 2020 $325.17
2021 $656.84 Monthly on-call rate includes 2 pulls. Tip fees are in addition. Tip fees are the actual charges at the receiving facility 2021 $328.42
Tip fees are in addition to pull fees and monthly on call rate.

Any excess deposit will be refunded and any balance due will be invoiced.

Pull fees include roll off box rental, as long as the box is serviced a minimum of once every two weeks.

Clean food waste will not be charged a tip fee.

Dirty food waste will be charged a tip fee of $25.00/ton.

For collection of waste not covered by this schedule, collection will be charged on a time and material basis.

SOLID WASTE SERVICE INITIATION AND COST RECOVERY CHARGE

Feb. 16, 2017 through Dec. 31, 2017 Jan. 1, 2018 through Dec. 31, 2018 Jan. 1, 2019 through Dec. 31, 2019 Jan. 1, 2020 through Dec. 31, 2020 Jan. 1, 2021 and Thereafter
Residential 1 Residential 1 Residential 1 Residential 1 Residential 1
$420.00 $428.40 $436.97 $445.71 $454.62
Commercial 2 Commercial 2 Commercial 2 Commercial 2 Commercial 2
Time and materials to purchase, assemble, and deliver carts/bins/boxes to businesses occupying newly constructed space.
1 For residential new homes, the cost recovery charge is collected with the issuance of the building permit.
2 For new commercial facilities, the cost recovery charge is collected at the commencement of service to new construction that has not been previously occupied.

(Ord. 1600; Ord. 887 § 1, 1990; Ord. 916 § 1, 1991; Res. R1991-177; Res. R1993-227; amended during 8/92 supplementation; amended during 6/94 supplementation; Res. R1994-116; Res. R1997-6; Res R1997-61; amended during 2/01 supplement; Res. R2004-201; amended during 2009 republication; Res. R2011-221; amended during 12/12 supplement; amended during 3/15 supplement; Memo dated 12-21-15; Res. R2016-237; Memo dated 1-3-17; Memo dated 12-29-17; Memo dated 12-18-18; Ord. O2018-21 § 1, 2018; Memo dated 1-6-20; Memo dated 9-16-21; Memo dated 11-17-21; Memo dated 11-21-22; Memo dated 9-7-23; Ord. 2023-15 § 2; Ord. O2023-15 § 2; Ord. O2025-02, 2/18/2025; Ord. O2025-05, 3/18/2025)

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IV. POLICE DEPARTMENT FEE SCHEDULE.

Current Fee ($) DOJ ($) Additional Fee ($)
Accident report copies
(first page) 8.75
(each additional page) 0.10
Arrest clearance letter 20.00
Card dealer permit 45.00 32.00
Card dealer permit (renewal) 45.00 N/A
Crime report copies
(first page) 8.75
(each additional page) 0.10
Citation sign-off—Other agency 20.00
Citation copy 20.00
Concealed weapons permit 265.00 93.00
CCW, renewal 140.00 52.00
Escort service permit 80.00
Fingerprinting (LiveScan) 30.00 Pending
Firearm intake processing/storage 87.50 2.00/day upon issuance of property receipt
Food vending permit 100.00
Inspections Inspections
Tow yard 40.00
Massage clinic permit 162.00 (400.00 if no certification)
Massage permit renewal 100.00
Merchant patrol permit 40.00
MPD shoulder patches 10.00
Photographs, per case 10.00
Solicitor permit, all 80.00 32.00
Subpoena duces tecum 15.00
Taxi operators permit 60.00 (32 if new)
Tow truck driver permit 60.00 (32 if new)
Towed vehicle release (to include state impound fee of $25.00) 225.00
VIN verification 20.00
Pawn broker/second hand dealer 80.00 300.00
All other business permit clearances 40.00
All other permit renewals 60.00
Audiotapes (person may no longer provide own tape) 10.00
Videotapes/DVD (person may no longer provide own tape/DVD) 10.00

(Res. R2010-12; Res. R2025-214, 11/18/2025)

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V. (RESERVED)

VI. DEVELOPMENT FEES.

WATER FACILITIES DEVELOPMENT FEE Water Fees by Meter Size, All Land Uses (effective 4/1/26)

Meter Size Groundwater Supply Fee Peaking Facility Fee Distribution System Fee Total PFIP Water Fee
5/8″ 1,444 2,217 935 4,596
1″ 2,407 3,704 1,561 7,672
1½″ 4,803 7,386 3,107 15,296
2″ 7,688 11,826 4,972 24,486
3″ 14,424 22,189 9,328 45,941
4″ 24,043 36,988 15,553 76,584
6″ 48,074 73,953 31,098 153,125
8″ 76,923 118,328 49,758 245,009

SEWER FACILITIES DEVELOPMENT FEES Residential Sewer Collection System Fees

Land Use 3 Fee Per Dwelling Unit (effective 4/1/26) Fee Per Dwelling Unit (effective 4/1/26) Fee Per Dwelling Unit (effective 4/1/26) Fee Per Dwelling Unit (effective 4/1/26) Fee Per Dwelling Unit (effective 4/1/26)
Land Use 3 Zone 21 Zone 22 Zone 24 Zone 25 Zone 26
VLDR 409 2,549 1,943 459 1,586
LDR 409 2,549 1,943 459 1,586
MDR 299 1,866 1,419 334 1,159
HDR 299 1,866 1,419 334 1,159
Land Use 3 Zone 24(A) Overlay 1, 2
Office Professional $160.62
Neighborhood/Community Commercial 176.26
Business/Visitor Services 176.26
General Commercial 176.26
Commercial Recreation 176.26
Light Industrial 366.46
Heavy Industrial 366.46
1 Fees are per dwelling unit for residential land uses and per 1,000 square feet of building for commercial and industrial land uses.
2 Zone 24 in this schedule refers to Sewer Financing Zone 24 set forth in the PFIP Report. Zone 24(A) Overlay in this schedule refers to those development projects within Zone 24 that use any portion of the interim sewer facilities.
3 The impact fee applicable to a land use located in a Planned Employment Center (PEC) is the same as the impact fee for that land use elsewhere in the same financing zone.

Nonresidential Sewer Collection System Fees

Land Use $ Per Gallon Per Day (effective 4/1/26) $ Per Gallon Per Day (effective 4/1/26) $ Per Gallon Per Day (effective 4/1/26) $ Per Gallon Per Day (effective 4/1/26) $ Per Gallon Per Day (effective 4/1/26)
Land Use Zone 21 Zone 22 Zone 24 Zone 25 Zone 26
All Nonresidential 2.58 15.98 12.16 2.89 9.94

STORM DRAINAGE FACILITIES DEVELOPMENT FEE Residential Storm Drainage Fees

Land Use Fee Per Dwelling Unit (effective 4/1/26) Fee Per Dwelling Unit (effective 4/1/26) Fee Per Dwelling Unit (effective 4/1/26) Fee Per Dwelling Unit (effective 4/1/26) Fee Per Dwelling Unit (effective 4/1/26)
Land Use Zone 30 Zone 32 Zone 34 Zone 36 Zone 39
VLDR 176 2,127 1,337 3,258 1,341
LDR 71 851 537 1,304 537

MDR, HDR, and Nonresidential Storm Drainage Fees

Land Use Fee Per Acre (effective 4/1/26) Fee Per Acre (effective 4/1/26) Fee Per Acre (effective 4/1/26) Fee Per Acre (effective 4/1/26) Fee Per Acre (effective 4/1/26)
Land Use Zone 30 Zone 32 Zone 34 Zone 36 Zone 39
MDR 587 7,092 4,461 10,872 4,464
HDR 765 9,222 5,799 14,130 5,802
BP 1,056 12,769 8,029 19,565 8,032
CMU 1,056 12,769 8,029 19,565 8,032
GC 1,056 12,769 8,029 19,565 8,032
NC 1,056 12,769 8,029 19,565 8,032
HI 820 9,932 6,245 15,220 6,248
LI 820 9,932 6,245 15,220 6,248
BIP 820 9,932 6,245 15,220 6,248

SUMMARY OF DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEES Transportation Financing Plan

Land Use Zone 1 1, 2 Zone 2 1, 2 Zone 3 1, 2 Zone 4 1, 2 Zone 5 1, 2
Very Low Density Residential $ 2,038.00 $ 2,665.00 $ 2,723.00 $ 1,468.00 $ 2,366.00
Low Density Residential 2,038.00 2,665.00 2,723.00 1,468.00 2,366.00
Medium Density Residential 998.00 1,952.00 1,996.00 1,069.00 1,725.00
High Density Residential 826.00 1,597.00 1,639.00 884.00 1,425.00
Office Professional 3,093.00 6,043.00 6,186.00 3,307.00 5,373.00
Neighborhood/Community Commercial $ 3,891.00 $ 7,625.00 $ 7,796.00 $ 4,162.00 $ 6,770.00
Business/Visitor Services 3,549.00 6,955.00 7,113.00 3,805.00 6,172.00
General Commercial 3,392.00 6,642.00 6,785.00 3,635.00 5,886.00
Commercial Recreational 32,227.00 63,156.00 64,582.00 34,521.00 56,058.00
Light Industrial 1,126.00 2,195.00 2,238.00 1,197.00 1,939.00
Heavy Industrial 2,038.00 2,665.00 2,723.00 1,468.00 2,366.00
1 Fees are per dwelling unit for residential land uses, per net acre for commercial recreation land uses and per one thousand square feet of building for other nonresidential land uses.
2 The zones listed in the resolution codified in this table refer to transportation facilities financing zones set forth in the PFIP report.

COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT FEE REDUCTION. All commercial or industrial development projects in the city of Manteca with a complete and adequate application for a building permit submitted after October 4, 1999 are eligible to have their PFIP fees reduced. The amount of the fee reduction is determined from a series of matrices and tables corresponding to the ratio of jobs created per one thousand square feet of building, the average annual wage/salary with benefits, the direct tax revenue generated by the project, and the amenity rating approved by the city council. The amount of fee reduction is hereby established in the amounts set forth in Exhibit E of the resolution codified in this paragraph. 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. Commercial or industrial development projects that are "wet" industries, as determined by the director of public works on a case-by-case basis based on their demand on the wastewater quality control facility, are not eligible to have their "sewer connection" portion of the fees reduced.

STANDARD DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT FEE

Per Unit Amount
1—50 Project Allocations Per Year $ 7,725.00
51—99 Project Allocations Per Year 9,375.00
100 and over Project Allocations Per Year 12,375.00

San Joaquin County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation and Open Space Plan Development Fees*

Habitat Type Category A Category B Category C Total Fee Rounded Fee
Open Space $5,528.00 $3,093.00 $314.00 $8,935.00 $8,935.00
AG/Natural $11,065.00 $6,185.00 $627.00 $17,868.00 $17,868.00
Vernal Pool (grasslands) $55,474.00 $15,764.00 $1,424.00 $72,662.00 $72,662.00
Vernal Pool (wetted) $54,519.00 $127,980.00 $1,395.00 $183,894.00 $183,894.00
* Effective January 1, 2026.

2023 Endowment Fees with In-Lieu Land**

Type of Preserve Enhancement Cost/acre Land Management Cost/acre Total Per Acre Endowment
Agricultural Habitat Lands $5,769.00 $764.97 $6,539.00
Natural Lands $5,769.00 $764.97 $6,539.00
Vernal Pool Habitat
Vernal Pool Grasslands $14,791.00 $1,901.76 $16,393.00
Vernal Pool Wetted $117,102.00 $1,864.45 $118,966.00
** Effective January 1, 2018—December 31, 2018. In-lieu fees to be used as the endowment for the dedicated land preserves (Category B + C)
VELB Mitigation
A special fee category shall apply when removal of the Valley Elderberry Long-Horned Beatle (VELB) habitat of elderberry shrubs occurs. The fee shall be paid to SJCOG, Inc. or a VELB mitigation bank approved by the Permitting Agencies. The current fee, as established in the VELB Conservation Fund Account managed by the Center for Natural Lands Management, and approved by the USFWS, is $1,800.00 per VELB Unit (one unit = one stem over 1″ in diameter at ground level which is removed). Fees shall be established by the JPA during preconstruction surveys (i.e., counts of stems to be removed with and without exit holes shall be completed during preconstruction surveys) and shall be paid to the JPA prior to ground disturbance or stem removal, whichever comes first.

Agriculture Mitigation Fee Effective 4/15/2026

Agriculture Mitigation Fee Per Acre $3,666.42

Strong Motion Instrumentation Program (SMIP): State Earthquake Fee

Residential 0.00010 x building valuation
Commercial 0.00021 x building valuation
California Building Standards Commission (CBSC) Green Building Fund Fee (rates effective 1/1/09 per State Bill 1473)
Valuation Fee
$1 to $25,000 $1.00
$25,001 to $50,000 $2.00
$50,001 to $75,000 $3.00
$75,001 to $100,000 $4.00
$100,001 and up add $1.00 for each additional $25,000 or fraction thereof

PFIP TRANSPORTATION DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEE

Land Use Fee (effective 4/1/26)
Single Family Residential 10,688 per dwelling unit
Multi-Family Residential (Apartments) 7,469 per dwelling unit
General Office/Business Professional 2,807 per 1000 s.f. bldg
Medical Office Building 9,176 per 1000 s.f. bldg
Community Commercial 8,434 per 1000 s.f. bldg
Regional Commercial 12,812 per 1000 s.f. bldg
Church 1,395 per 1000 s.f. bldg
Clubhouse 12,844 per 1000 s.f. bldg
Hotel 1,925 per room
Business Industrial Park Subject to Dev. Services Review
Industrial Park/R&D 1,925 per 1000 s.f. bldg
Distribution/High Cube Warehousing 1,025 per 1000 s.f. bldg

Note: This information is based on a Citywide DUE fee. Total PFIP cost of $215,807,783.12.

[a] If a parking garage is to serve a specific Land Use Category then the PFIP fee would be included in the number of dwelling units or square footage for the project that the parking garage would serve.
[b] If the clubhouse is part of a master planned community, than the PFIP fee would be included in the number of dwelling units and would not be charged separately.
[c] Business Industrial Park fee subject to Community Development Review.
Government Building Facilities Fee Permit Fees
Nonresidential
General Commercial $ 1.71 per sq. ft.
Neighborhood Commercial 1.71 per sq. ft.
Commercial Mixed-Use 1.71 per sq. ft.
Heavy Industrial 0.65 per sq. ft.
Light Industrial 0.88 per sq. ft.
Business Park Industrial 1.71 per sq. ft.
Government Building Facilities Fee (Cont'd)
Business Professional 2.25 per sq. ft.
Major Equipment Purchase Fee Major Equipment Purchase Fee
Commercial
Retail stores $ 0.12 per sq. ft.
Hotels, motels 0.10 per sq. ft.
Markets 0.13 per sq. ft.
Professional offices 0.09 per sq. ft.
Restaurants 0.14 per sq. ft.
Other commercial use (auto, steam cleaners, car wash, mortuaries, and others) 0.14 per sq. ft.
Institutions—This category includes hospitals, care homes, schools and churches 0.08 per sq. ft.
Industrial—This category includes utility companies, such as PG&E, telephone companies, etc. 0.08 per sq. ft.
Very low-density residential $6,051.73
Low density residential 6,051.73
Medium density residential 5,046.81
High density residential 4,541.98
Commercial mixed use 4,541.98
Major Equipment Purchase 350.00

Manteca Unified School District Residential/Commercial Property Developer Fee Residential

Mello Roos Districts (Level I) $2.96 per s.f. bldg. This fee is paid directly to the School District—call 209-825-3200, ext. 50858 for more information.
Non-Mello Roos Districts (Level II) 2.96 per s.f. bldg. This fee is paid directly to the School District—call 209-825-3200, ext. 50858 for more information.
Non-Mello Roos Districts (Level III) 2.96 per s.f. bldg. This fee is paid directly to the School District—call 209-825-3200, ext. 50858 for more information.
Commercial/Industrial 0.47 per s.f. bldg. This fee is paid directly to the School District—call 209-825-3200, ext. 50858 for more information.
San Joaquin County Facilities Fee San Joaquin County Facilities Fee San Joaquin County Facilities Fee
This is a County fee collected by the City of Manteca; call the County at 209-468-3216 for more information.
Residential Residential Residential
Single-Family Single-Family $1,826.00 per dwelling unit
Multiple-Family Multiple-Family 1,564.00 per dwelling unit
Nonresidential Nonresidential Nonresidential
Retail Retail 0.42 per s.f. bldg.
Office Office 0.38 per s.f. bldg.
Industrial Industrial 0.21 per s.f. bldg.

(Res. R1993-227; Res. R1999-210; Res. R2001-14; Res. R2003-316 (Exh. A); Res. R2003-316 (Exh. C); Res. R2003-316 (Exh. D); Res. R2004-530; Res. R2005-163; Res. R2005-43; Res. 2005-473; Res. R2006-325 (Exh. A); Res. R2006-325 (Exh. C); Res. R2006-325 (Exh. D); Res. R2007-504; Res. R2008-489; Memo dated 1-18-08; Memo dated 3-07-08; Res. 2009-12; Res. R2009-344; Res. 2009-344; Memo dated 2-24-09; Memo dated 2-24-09; Res. R2010-205; Memo dated 2-17-10; Memo dated 2-11-10; Res. R2011-170; Res. R2011-170; Memo dated 2-17-11; Memo dated 2-16-11; Res. R2012-143; Memo dated 3-3-12; Memo dated 3-1-12; Memo dated 6-11-12; Memo dated 12-17-13; Memo dated 12-17-13; Memo dated 2-27-13; Memo dated 12-17-13; Res. R2013-31; Res. R2013-31; Res. R2013-31 (Exh. A); Res. R2013-31; Res. R2013-31; Res. R2013-31 (Exh. B); Res. R2013-31; Res. R2013-31; Res. R2013-31 (Exh. C); Res. R2013-175; Res. R2013-31; Res. R2013-31; Memo dated 1-2-14; Memo dated 12-23-14; Memo dated 12-23-14; Memo dated 2-19-14; Memo dated 12-23-14; Memo dated 2-19-14; Memo dated 12-21-15; Memo dated 12-21-15; Memo dated 12-21-15; Memo dated 2-27-15; Memo dated 1-7-15; Res. R2016-217; Memo dated 2-27-16; Memo dated 12-29-17; Memo dated 1-1-17; Memo dated 12-29-17; Memo dated 1-1-17; Memo dated 12-29-17; Memo dated 1-1-17; Memo dated 6-14-17; Memo dated 12-13-17; Res. R2017-146; Res. R2017-146; Res. R2017-143; Res. R2018-173; Memo dated 12-20-18; Memo dated 12-20-18; Memo dated 12-20-18; Memo dated 2-28-18; Memo dated 1-20-18; Memo dated 12-18-18; Memo dated 2-25-19; Memo dated 1-6-20; Res. R2020-163; Memo dated 11-17-21; Memo dated 11-1-21; Memo dated 11-17-21; Memo dated 11-1-21; Memo dated 11-17-21; Memo dated 11-1-21; Memo dated 9-15-21; Memo dated 11-17-21; Memo dated 11-1-21; Memo dated 9-16-21; Memo Dated 2-7-22; Memo dated 2-1-22; Res. R2022-177; Res. R2022-177; Res. R2023-149; Memo dated 9-7-23; Memo dated 9-7-23; Memo dated 9-7-23; Memo dated 2-6-23; Memo dated 9-7-23; Memo dated 12-6-23; Memo dated 1-3-23; Memo dated 7-31-24; Memo dated 12-12-2024;Memo dated 9-30-2025; Res. R2025-205, 11/4/2025; Memo dated 3/9/2026; Memo dated 3/25/2026)

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VII. REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION IMPACT FEE (RTIF).

Below are the revised fees for the regional transportation impact fee (RTIF), referenced in MMC Section 13.46.040:

Annual RTIF Programmatic Fee Adjustment

Land Use Type FY 2025-26 Fee
Residential Single-Family $2.13 /SF
Residential Multi-Family $3.35 /SF
Retail $1.84 /SF
Office $2.32 /SF
Commercial/industrial $1.57 /SF
Warehouse $0.78 /SF
Other (per trip) $159.08 /trip

Section 13.46.040(B) states the fee shall be automatically adjusted on an annual basis beginning of each fiscal year (July 1st) based on the Engineering News Record California Construction Code Index. The new fees are effective on July 1, 2023.

(Memo dated 6-26-07; Staff report dated 5-09; Memo dated 6-18-10; Memo dated 5-3-12; Memo dated 7-3-14; Memo dated 6-20-15; Staff report dated 5-17; Staff report dated 5-18; Memo dated 6-28-21; Memo dated 5-26-23; Memo dated4-25-25)

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VIII. VIOLATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE ENFORCEMENT PROVISIONS.

The following fees are for the violation of the administrative enforcement provisions. These fees shall become effective upon the city council adopting Ordinance No. 1457 establishing Sections 1.10.010 through 1.10.510 of the Manteca Municipal Code.

1. First citation $100.00
2. Second citation for the same violation $200.00
3. Third and subsequent citations for the same violation $500.00
1.10.060 Assessment of Fees Recovery of actual cost not less than $25.00 and not to exceed $1,100.00.
1.10.450 Hearing Fee Recovery of actual costs not to exceed $2,000.00. (This amount to be placed on deposit with the city at the time of application for appeal. Those monies in excess of the appeal costs to be returned to applicant after completion of the appeal process.)

(Res. R2010-24; Res. R2010-219)

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IX. BUILDING SAFETY FEE SCHEDULE.

Fee Description Fee Code Unit Fee
Residential & Commercial New Construction and Additions (Permit Fee) New Const Permit % of valuation 0.80%
Residential & Commercial New Construction and Additions (Plan Review Fee) New Const PC % of permit fee 85%
Residential Remodels and Commercial TIs (Permit Fee) Remodel Permit % of valuation 0.80%
Residential Remodels and Commercial TIs (Plan Review Fee) Remodel PC % of permit fee 85%
Permit Administration Fee Permit Admin Flat $364
Minimum Permit Fee - Flat $126
SINGLE
Single Family Production Repeat SFD Prod Repeat % of valuation 0.80%
Production Repeat Single Family Dwelling Administrative Fee SFD Repeat Admin Flat $364
MWELO Landscape Fee - Residential MWELO Residential % of Permit Fee 11%
Plot Plan Revision Plot Plan Rev Per app $77
Master Plan Check Fees (SFD Track Housing) Master Plan PC % of valuation 2.4%
RESIDENTIAL
Bathroom Remodel Or Repair Bathroom Remodel Per app $286
Electrical Appliances Electrical App Per app $73
Electrical Circuits (First) Electrical Circ Per app $90
Electrical Circuits (Each Additional) - Per app $12
Electrical Panels Elec Panel Res Per app $119
Energy Storage System ESS Per app $304
EV Charging Station EV Charg Station Per app $311
Fence Fence Per app $233
Fireplace Insert Fireplace Insert Per app $130
Flag Pole Flag Pole Res Per app $351
Gas Piping System Gas Piping Per app $146
Grading Permit Fee (Building Admin Department) Grading Permit Per app $38
Hot Tub / Spa Portable Spa/Hot Tub Port Per app $74
HVAC System Replacement HVAC Residential Per app $79
Kitchen Remodel Or Repair (W/O Structural Modifications) Kitchen Remodel Per app $326
Misc. Inspection Misc Insp Res Per app $122
Misc. Each Additional Inspection Per app $79
Patio Covers & Gazebos Patio Cover Per app $413
Patio Covers & Gazebos (ICC/IAPMO Approved) Patio Cover ICC Per app $183
Plumbing Fixture Plumbing Fixture Per app $39
Re-Roof Residential Reroof Resident Per app $119
Sewer Repair Sewer Repair Per app $79
Shed Shed Per app $573
Shower/Bathtub Replacement Shower/Bath Rep Per app $122
Solar Photovoltaic - Residential (Rooftop) Solar PV Resid Per app $378
Solar Pool Heating System Solar Pool Heat Per app $109
Stucco or Siding Stucco / Siding Per app $119
Swimming Pool (No Master Plan) Swimming Pool Per app $645
Swimming Pool Master Plan Swimming Pool MP Per app $294
Swimming Pool With Approved Master Plan Swim Pool w/ MP Per app $339
Temp Power Pole Temp Power Pole Per app $39
Ventilation Fan Ventilation Fan Per app $79
Water Heater Replacement - (Like for Like) Water Heater Per app $79
Water Piping System Water Piping Sys Per app $146
Water Softener Water Softener Per app $79
Window Replacements Window Replace Per app $58
Permit Administration Fee Permit Admin Flat $77
COMMERCIAL
Awning (First) Awning Per app $246
Awning (Each Additional) Awning Per app $69
Cell Tower Cell Tower Per app $774
Commercial Coach Commercial Coach Per app $553
Electrical Panel Electric Pan Com Per app $181
Flag Pole Flag Pole Com Per app $365
HVAC System Replacement HVAC Commercial Per app $79
HVAC Replacement - Each Additional - Per app $42
Misc. Inspection (1 Stop) Misc Insp Com Per app $113
Misc. Inspection (Each Additional Inspection) - Per app $79
Photovoltaic System - Up To 50 kW Solar PV Com Per app $1,000
Photovoltaic System - Each Additional Kw. (51-250kW) - Per app $7
Photovoltaic System - Each Additional Kw. (251+kW) - Per app $5
Reroof - First 10 Squares Reroof Com Per app $119
Reroof - Each Additional 10 Squares - Per app $39
Sewer Repair Sewer Repair Per app $79
Sign - Free Standing/Pole Sign - Free/Pole Per app $335
Wall Sign (Illuminated or Non-Illuminated) Sign - Wall Per app $207
Swimming Pool - Less Than 1000 Sf Swim Pool Com < Per app $1,018
Tank Installation Tank Install Per app $207
Temp Power Pole Temp Power Pole Per app $38
Water Heater Replacement - (Like for Like) Water Heater Per app $75
Permit Administration Fee Permit Admin Flat $70
OTHER/MISCELLANEOUS FEES
Board of Appeals Application Fee Board Appeals Ap Per app $1,801
Business License Inspection Bus Lic Inspect Per app $122
Fee Deferral Fee Deferral Per app $347
Fee for Additional Plan Checking and for Plan Revisions: (Actual Cost) Add Plan Check Per hour $294
Misc. Inspection (Hourly Rate) Misc Insp hr Per hour $159
Misc. Plan Check (Hourly Rate) Misc PC hr Per hour $255
Permit Reissuance (Permits expired less than 1 Year with no changes to plans) Permit Reissue Per app $407
Permit Extension/Application Extension (Subject to review and approval) Permit/App Exten Per app $75
Plan Retention/Technology Fee Plan Retention % of permit fee 5%
Reinspection Fee Reinspection Per unit $118
Service Requested Outside of Regular Working Hours (3 Hour Min) Outside Reg Hour Per app $716
Special Inspection Application (For City List) Spec Insp App Per app $255
For services required but not listed above (at the applicable hourly rate) Hourly Rate Hourly Rate Hourly Rate
DEMOLITION PERMIT FEES
Small Residential (i.e. Patio Cover, Shed, etc.) Small Res Demo Per app $52
Single Family Dwelling Single Fam Demo Per app $118
Commercial Demolition Commercial Demo Per app $373
Demolition Permits for Removal Of Underground Tanks Demo Tank Per app $159
Multifamily Demolition Multi Fam Demo Per app $373
HOURLY RATES BY POSITION
Chief Building Official Hour by Position per hour $303
Senior Plan Check Engineer Hour by Position per hour $255
Building Inspector Hour by Position per hour $159
Development Services Technician Hour by Position per hour $155
PLANNING DIVISION FEES APPLICABLE TO BUILDING PERMITS
Commercial, Multi-Family, Mixed Plan Com M-F/Mix Per app $962
Commercial (Tenant Infill - Occupancy) Plan Com TI-Occ Per app $210
Residential (Addition - Minor) Plan Res Add Per app $93
Single Family Dwelling (Tract - Plot Plan) Plan SFD Plot Pl Per app $43
Signs Plan Signs Per app $140
Residential Master Plan - Plan Review Plan MP Review Per app $392
Long Range Planning Surcharge (per square foot, all new construction) Plan Long Range Per Sq. Ft. $0.20
MWELO Landscape Fee - Residential (if applicable) MWELO Resi MWELO Fee 11% of permit fee
MWELO Landscape Fee - Commercial (if applicable) MWELO Com MWELO Fee 5% of permit fee
ENGINEERING DIVISION FEES APPLICABLE TO BUILDING PERMITS
MS-4 Commercial - Per Acre MS-4 Commercial Per app $2,918
MS-4 Residential - Per Lot MS-4 Residential Per app $260

(Res. 2010-149; Res. R2011-54; Res. R2012-181; Res. 2013-201; Res. R2016-196; Res. R2017-118; Res. R2023-60)

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X. ENGINEERING FEE SCHEDULE.

Fee Description Fee
PLAN CHECK:
Plan Check 0-$500,000 (Engineers Cost Estimate) $7493 or 3% of Engineers Cost Estimate (whichever is less)
Plan Check $500,000 or greater (Engineers Cost Estimate) 2.43% of Engineers Cost Estimate
Master Plans (per acre) $169
Plan check after 3rd Submittal Hourly Rate
Post-Construction Manual Compliance (MS-4), Commercial, Industrial, Multi-Family $5,600
Post-Construction Manual Compliance (MS-4), Single Family Residential $520
CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION
Inspection 0-$500,000 Eng. Cost Est. (or 6% whichever is less) $18,441
Inspection $500,000 or greater (Engineers Cost Estimate) 3.18% of Engineers Cost Estimate
DOCUMENT REVIEW
Final Parcel Map Processing Fee (Manteca Admin fee on top of County fee) $791
Legal Description (easements, dedications, etc) $902
Survey monument preservation (per Corner Record) $201
Elevation Certificate Review $384
Submittal Review $480
PERMIT PROCESSING
Encroachment Permit (without traffic control) $365
Encroachment Permit with Traffic Control Plan (one day of work) $725
Encroachment Permit (w/ Road Closure) $1,197
Encroachment Permit with Traffic Control Plan (each additional day) $164
Encroachment Permit (Special) Deposit Required Based On Engineering Est.
Transportation Permit - single State Sets
Encroachment Permit - USA Marking Residential per 200 ft. $211
Encroachment Permit - USA Marking Commercial per 200 ft. $423
Transportation Permit - single State Sets
Transportation Permit - annual State Sets
MISCELLANEOUS
Due diligence meeting (engineering support to entitled projects) (hourly-first hour/no charge) Hourly Rate
ENGINEERING PRODUCTIVE HOURLY RATES BY POSITION:
Director of Engineering/City Engineer $318
Deputy Director of Engineering $248
Senior Engineer $232
Associate Engineer $179
Engineering Tech $107
Assist Engineer $160
Construction Inspector $148
Driveway $122
Curb/Gutter/Sidewalk - replace / repair (per 20 L.F. or portion thereof) $41
Trench Cut (each) - per 25 L.F. or portion thereof (based on longest cut dimension), 5 ft depth max $204
Trench Cut (each) - per 25 L.F. or portion thereof (based on longest cut dimension), >5 ft depth $366
Temporary water permit $60
ENGINEERING DIVISION FEES FOR ENTITLEMENT PROJECTS *These fees are in addition to the Planning Division Fees
ANNEXATION
Annexation (LAFCo Fees Not Included) $3,194
DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT
Development Agreement $2,990
DA Amendment (Administrative Review) $1,429
DA Amendment (Public Hearing) $1,925
ENVIRONMENTAL
Environmental Impact Report $1,938
MISCELLANEOUS
Lot Line Adjustment/Reversion to Acreage $1,435
Certificate of Compliance $1,460
Entitlement Extension $796
PLANNED DEVELOPMENT
Planned Development 0-10 Acres $1,008
Planned Development Greater than 10 Acres $1,008
Planned Development Amendment (Administrative Decision) $565
Planned Development Amendment (Public Hearing) $923
SITE PLAN REVIEW:
Preliminary Staff Review (amount credited to project application) $792
Site Plan Review - Res. 2-4 units $1,659
Site Plan Review - Res. 5 or more units $2,568
Site Plan Review - Non Residential - 5 acres or less $1,659
Site Plan Review - Non-Residential. - Greater than 5 acres $2,568
Minor Plan Modification/Minor Site Plan $552
SPECIFIC PLANS:
Specific Plan/Master Plan Prep. Processing & Review (Staff admin. does not include consultant cost.) $14,300
Specific Plan/Master Plan Amendment Major $4,165
Specific Plan/Master Plan Amendment Minor $2,318
Tentative Parcel Map $1,740
Tentative Map 5-50 lots $3,622
Tentative Map Greater than 50 lots $5,497
Tentative Map Extension $796
USE PERMITS:
Conditional Use Permit $357
Minor Use Permit $357
Temporary Use Permit $228

(Res. 2010-149; Res. R2011-54; Res. R2016-196; Res. R2017-118; Res. R2023-60)

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XI. FIRE PREVENTION FEES.

Fee Description Fee
Fire Prevention Plan Review 0.6%
Fire Prevention Inspection 0.6%
Fire Prevention Plan Review and Inspection (new commercial construction) 0.2% of new construction valuation
FIRE ITEMS INTAKE AND PROCESSING (Fire Fee):
Fire Alarm Systems (new or TI) (plan check & inspection):
1 - 50 Devices $260
> 50 Devices $371
Fire Suppression / Protection Sys.:
Residential - Custom $60
Residential - Master Plan $250
Fire Suppression / Protection Sys. - Commercial - New:
1 - 100 Fire sprinklers (plus any outside consultant fee) $492
101 - 300 Fire sprinklers (plus any outside consultant fee) $660
301 - 700 Fire sprinklers (plus any outside consultant fee) $820
> 701 Fire sprinklers (plus any outside consultant fee) $1,028
Fire Suppression / Protection Sys. - Commercial - TI:
1 - 10 Sprinklers $141
11 - 50 $244
51 - 100 $315
> 100 $473
Automatic Fire Extinguishing System (Halon/Cleaning Agent, Hood and Duct, etc.) $166
Fire Pump $363
Tank Installation / Removal:
Underground Install $92
Underground Remove $72
Aboveground Install $124
Aboveground Remove $107
Solar Power Systems
Commercial $50
OPERATIONAL PERMITS (* denotes a renewable permit):
Aerosol Products* $87
Aircraft Refueling Vehicle* $141
Aircraft Repair Hanger* $141
Fee Description Fee
Amusement Buildings $101
Auto Wrecking Yard* $117
Aviation Facilities* $173
Battery Systems* $45
Special events in assembly areas $109
Carnivals / Fairs / Circus $141
Combustible Dust Operations $109
Combustible Materials Storage* $77
Commercial Rubbish Handling Operation* $77
Compressed Gases* $60
Cryogenic Fluids* $77
Cutting & Welding* $69
Dry Cleaning Plants* $205
Dust Producing Operation* $109
Exhibits & Trade Shows $109
Explosives or Blasting Agents* $369
Fire Hydrants & Valves (flow tests) $77
Fireworks Displays (4-hour min) $744
Fireworks Pyrotechnic Special Effects (Theatrical/Movies) (4-hour min) $1,502
Flammable & Combustible Liquids - Containers/Tanks* $109
Flammable & Combustible Liquids - Underground Tanks* $109
Flammable & Combustible Liquids* $109
Fumigation or Thermal Insecticide Fogging $13
Hazardous Materials (storage/use)* $112
High-Piled Storage* $77
Hot Work, Cutting & Grinding Operations $45
Impairments (planned) - Fire Protection Systems $211
Knox Box - Residential* $28
Liquefied Petroleum Gases (store, use, handle, dispense)* $156
Fee Description Fee
Lumber Yards* $78
Misc. Combustible Storage > 2,500 cf* $77
Motor Vehicle Fuel Dispensing Station* $77
Open Fires - (includes recreational & bonfires) $92
Organic Coatings* $124
Parade Floats $13
Private Fire Hydrants 1-10 hydrants $77
Private Fire Hydrants each additional $10
Refrigeration Equipment* $77
Repair Garages* $45
Spraying or Dipping* $77
Tents, Canopies or Membrane Structures < 400 square feet $34
Tents, Canopies or Membrane Structures > 400 square feet $45
Tire Storage* $141
Waste Handling Facilities* $141
Welding / Cutting Operations* $45
Wood Products* $60
Operating without required permit (x2 permit fee)
Operational Fees (Annual):
State Mandated Inspections
Apartment/Hotels/Motels
5 - 25 (units) $71
26 - 50 $92
51 - 100 $135
101 - 200 $167
201 or more $199
Day Care - Commercial (I-4/E) $99
Day Care - Residential (R-3) $99
Medical Facility (I-2.1) $154
Fee Description Fee
Schools (E) $338
Hospitals (I-2) $803
Senior Housing Facility/Elderly Care/Residential Care (R-4)
9 - 49 (occupants) $138
50 or above $170
Halfway Houses (I-1)
Less than 25 (occupants) $74
26 or more $106
Places of Assembly- (A-3)
50 - 300 (Occupants) $109
301 - 1,000 $130
1,001 or more $173
Special Hazard*
Liquid Petroleum Gas (More than 500 liquid gallons) $156
Motor Vehicle Fuel Dispensing Station $77
Refrigeration Materials $77
User Fees:
Carnival and Fairs $141
Christmas Tree Lots $74
Hydrant Flow/Hydraulic Testing per hydrant $77
Productive Hourly Rates by Position:
Fire Marshal (sworn) $248
Fire Inspector (civilian) $128
Admin $38
Fire Inspector / Plan Checker (civilian) $158

(Res. 2010-149; Res. R2011-54; Res. 2013-201; Res. R2016-196)

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XII. PARKS AND RECREATION REVIEW FEE SCHEDULE.

Public Works Department - Parks Planning and Development Fee Schedule

Description Fee Unit Notes
PLAN CHECK: PLAN CHECK: PLAN CHECK: PLAN CHECK:
Plan Check 0—$500,000 Eng Cost Est $10,655 Per set of plans Plan check assumes 3 submittals, additional submittals will be charged hourly.
Plan Check $500,001—$1,000,000 Eng Cost Est $18,755 Per set of plans Plan check assumes 3 submittals, additional submittals will be charged hourly.
Plan Check $1,000,001 and greater Eng Cost Est $27,270 Per set of plans Plan check assumes 3 submittals, additional submittals will be charged hourly.
CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION: STREETSCAPE CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION: STREETSCAPE CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION: STREETSCAPE CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION: STREETSCAPE
Inspection 0—$500,000 Eng Cost Est $7,575 Flat
Inspection $500,001—$1,000,000 Eng Cost Est $14,535 Flat
Inspection $1,000,001 and greater Eng Cost Est $20,900 Flat
CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION: PARKS CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION: PARKS CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION: PARKS CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION: PARKS
Inspection 0—$500,000 Eng Cost Est $10,035 Flat
Inspection $500,001—$1,000,000 Eng Cost Est $19,350 Flat
Inspection $1,000,001 and greater Eng Cost Est $27,105 Flat
SITE PLAN REVIEW: SITE PLAN REVIEW: SITE PLAN REVIEW: SITE PLAN REVIEW:
Preliminary Site Plan Review $600 Per app.
Site Plan Review — Res. 2—4 units $300 Per app.
Site Plan Review — Res. 5—15 units $460 Per app.
Site Plan Review — Res. 16 or more units $765 Per app.
Site Plan Review — Comm./Ind. One acre or less $520 Per app.
Site Plan Review — Comm./Ind. 1.1—12 acres $765 Per app.
Site Plan Review — Comm./Ind. 12.1 acres or more $1,285 Per app.
Minor Plan Modification $520 Per app.
SUBDIVISIONS: SUBDIVISIONS: SUBDIVISIONS: SUBDIVISIONS:
Tentative Parcel Map $765 Per app.
Tentative Map 5—50 lots $1,065 Per app.
Tentative Map 51—100 lots $1,530 Per app.
Tentative Map 101 lots or more $2,255 Per app.
Community District Facilities Community District Facilities Community District Facilities Community District Facilities
CFD — Unanimous Approval Form $9,575 Per app.
CFD — Formation $19,550 Per app.
CFD — Standard Annexation $19,550 Per app.
CFD — Map Expansion $19,550 Per app.
PARKS PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT PRODUCTIVE HOURLY RATES BY POSITION:
Deputy Director $284 Per hour
Landscape Maintenance Supervisor $154 Per hour
Park Project Coordinator $176 Per hour
Parks Planning and Development Manager $196 Per hour
Parks Manager $196 Per hour
Senior Landscape Technician $141 Per hour
Park Project Coordinator (Part Time) $62 Per hour

(Res. 2010-149; Res. R2016-196; Res. R2025-202, 10/21/2025)

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XIII. PLANNING FEE SCHEDULE.

Fee Description Fee
ANNEXATION:
Annexation $10,501
LAFCO Fees — ref. LAFCO fee schedule
Prezone/Rezone 0-5 acres $9,301
Prezone/Rezone greater than 5 acres $15,724
APPEALS:
Appeal (applicant or non-applicant) $3,148
BUILDING PLAN CHECK & INSPECTION:
Commercial, Multi-Family, Mixed $1,094
Commercial (TI - Occupancy) $289
Residential (Addition - Minor) $128
Single Family Dwelling (Tract - Plot Plan) $51
Residential Master Plan $409
DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT:
Development Agreement $21,785
DA Amendment (Administrative Review) $7,578
DA Amendment (Legislative Review) $14,593
DA Annual Review $3,031
ENVIRONMENTAL:
Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program - EIR Only $4,812
Environmental Impact Report (Staff admin fee only. Does not include Consultant cost) $22,961
Initial Study-Negative Declaration (Staff admin fee only. Does not include Consultant cost) $14,757
Initial Study-Negative Declaration (Staff prepared. Does not include Consultant cost of supporting studies) $22,179
Environmental Determination $607
GENERAL PLAN:
General Plan Amendment $13,454
MISC:
Business License Planning Review Fee $128
Certificate of Compliance $1,169
Condo Conversion $9,947
Home Occupation Permit $197
Lot Line Adjustment/Reversion to Acreage $2,350
Williamson Act Cancellation $14,027
Large Family Daycare $193
PLANNED DEVELOPMENT:
Planned Development 0-10 Acres $12,774
Planned Development greater than 10 acres $14,504
PD Amendment (Administrative Decision) $4,015
PD Amendment (Legislative Decision) $8,002
LONG RANGE PLANNING:
Long Range Planning Surcharge (Per SF, New Construction) $0.18
SEWER ALLOCATION:
Point Rating Application Residential $1,084
SIGN PERMITS:
Subdivision Temporary Sign Permit $348
Master Sign Program $1,821
Major Sign Permit $193
Temporary Sign Permit $103
Portable Sign Permit $103
SITE PLAN REVIEW:
Preliminary Staff Review (amount credited to project application) $1,080
Site Plan Review - Residential 2-4 units $5,791
Site Plan Review - Residential 5 or more units $10,527
Site Plan Review - Non-Residential 5 acres or less $7,834
Site Plan Review - Non-Residential greater than 5 acres $12,011
Minor Plan Modification / Minor Site Plan $4,135
Major Plan Adjustment $512
Minor Plan Adjustment $263
SPECIFIC PLANS:
Specific Plan / Master Plan Amendment Major $8,668
Specific Plan / Master Plan Amendment Major $5,778
Specific Plan / Master Plan (Staff admin. fee only. Does not include Consultant cost) $34,707
STORAGE CONTAINERS PERMITS:
Permanent Storage Container Permit $166
Temporary Storage Container Permit $85
SUBDIVISIONS:
Tentative Parcel Map $5,733
Tentative Subdivision Map 5-50 lots $12,299
Tentative Subdivision Map greater than 50 lots $14,647
Tentative Map Extension $3,531
USE PERMITS:
Conditional Use Permit - New Construction $9,291
Conditional Use Permit - Existing $1,530
Minor Use Permit $3,718
Temporary Use Permit $477
ZONING:
Minor Zone Modification $2,907
Variance $10,786
Zoning Text Amendment $11,820
Zoning Research Letter $289
ENGINEERING PLAN CHECK AND INSPECTION:
Final map/improvement plan review For services required but not listed above (at the applicable hourly rate) $929
PLANNING PRODUCTIVE HOURLY RATES BY POSITION:
CD Director $303
Planning Manager $281
Senior Planner $243
Associate Planner $221
Assistant Planner $193
Admin Assistant III $155

(Res. 2004-538; Res. R2011-54; Res. R2016-196; Res. R2017-118; Ord. O2018-11 § 1; Res. R2023-60)

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