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Part 10 — Rental Housing and Dangerous Building Enforcement Fees

Placer County Planning Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-07-25 · Placer County

§ 15.56.290. Enforcement fees.

The fees payable to the director or chief building official by the owner of a building, dwelling unit and/or dwelling are adopted by separate resolution of the board of supervisors and on file with the respective department/division.

(Prior code Ch. 25, Art. 9; Ord. 5790-B § 21, 2015)

§ 15.56.300. Reinspection fee.

Following issuance of a notice and order for a violation of the provisions of this article, upon reinspection of a building, dwelling unit and/or dwelling to determine whether corrective action has been satisfactorily completed in the proscribed time frame and upon a determination that corrective action has not been successfully completed by the time of such reinspection, there shall be a reinspection fee levied against the owner(s) on an hourly rate basis as listed on the most current fee schedule for either environmental health service or building services division with a two-hour minimum charge for all inspection team members. The nature of the particular inspection will determine which fee schedule will apply and this will be determined on a case by case basis. There shall be no reinspection fee charged for an inspection caused by any complaint if no violation is discovered.

(Prior code § 25.41; Ord. 5790-B § 22, 2015)

§ 15.56.310. Notice and order fee.

Where a violation continues to exist following the first reinspection as provided herein, there shall be a notice and order fee levied against the owner(s) on an hourly basis as listed on the most current fee schedule for either environmental health service or building services division with a two-hour minimum charge. The nature of the particular inspection will determine which fee schedule will apply and this will be determined on a case by case basis. Reinspections occurring thereafter to determine whether corrective action has been satisfactorily completed shall be charged to the owner(s) in the amount of the reinspection fee described above for each subsequent inspection required to determine compliance with this article. (Prior code § 25.42; Ord. 5790-B § 23, 2015)

§ 15.56.320. Building permit fee.

Where issuance of a building permit is required under the building code in order to complete work required by a notice and order which has been issued under this article, such permit shall be obtained from the building services division and the fee therefor shall be paid to the building services division. Fees for plan check and inspections required to final any such building permit shall be paid to the building services division. (Prior code § 25.43; Ord. 5790-B § 24, 2015)

§ 15.56.330. Hourly rate.

Where the director or chief building official finds that additional costs of enforcement are not otherwise identified by the fees levied by this article, the additional costs of enforcement shall be levied at the hourly rate established by the board, rounded to the nearest hour for each county official involved. Independent fire districts having jurisdiction over the property in question may

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§ 15.56.330

§ 15.56.380

charge fees for plan check and inspection but will be responsible for separate collection of the same.

(Prior code § 25.44; Ord. 5790-B § 25, 2015)

§ 15.56.340. Contract administration fee.

For all private contracts entered by the director or chief building official for work authorized under this article in addition to the contract price, there shall also be authorized as an additional cost of enforcement charged to the owner(s), 15% of the contract price as a contract administration fee.

(Prior code § 25.45; Ord. 5790-B § 26, 2015)

§ 15.56.350. Small claims collection fee.

For any amounts due and unpaid, and which are referred to the department of revenue services for collection under this article, a fee of $150 shall be levied to cover costs of small claims court filing and administration. (Prior code § 25.46)

§ 15.56.360. Appeal fee.

The fee for all appeals taken under this article shall be in the amount specified by the county fee ordinance, codified in Section 2.116.110.

(Prior code § 25.47; Ord. 5202-B, 2002; Ord. 5741-B § 21, 2014)

§ 15.56.370. Late fee.

With the exception of Section 15.56.360, if a fee has not been received by the date upon which it is due under this article there shall be imposed a late fee of 25% per year of the fee. (Prior code § 25.48; Ord. 5790-B § 27, 2015)

§ 15.56.380. Notice fee.

The owner may be charged for the county's postage or mileage costs for sending or posting notices required to be given pursuant to this article. (Prior code § 25.49)

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Chapter 16

SUBDIVISIONS

  • Article 16.04

  • GENERAL PROVISIONS,

  • ADMINISTRATION AND DEFINITIONS § 16.04.010. Purpose. § 16.04.020. Advisory agencies. § 16.04.030. Definitions. § 16.04.040. Action by interested persons.

  • § 16.04.050. Public notice. § 16.04.060. Agricultural and conservation property.

  • § 16.04.070. Violations.

  • § 16.04.090. Appeal from decision of advisory agency.

  • § 16.04.100. Certificates of correction. § 16.04.110. Amended subdivision map. § 16.04.120. Reversion to acreage. § 16.04.130. Variances.

  • § 16.04.140. Modification of map restrictions.

Chapter 18

ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW

Article 18.04 GENERAL PROVISIONS

  • § 18.04.010. Purpose and scope. § 18.04.020. Incorporation of CEQA and state CEQA guidelines.

  • § 18.04.030. Definitions. § 18.04.040. Responsibilities for environmental review.

  • § 18.04.050. Public projects. § 18.04.060. Project initiation. § 18.04.070. Project application.

  • § 18.16.040. Consideration of the negative declaration.

  • § 18.16.050. Notice of determination. § 18.16.060. Time limits for private projects.

  • § 18.16.070. Subsequent negative declarations.

  • § 18.16.080. Reuse of negative declaration from an earlier project.

  • § 18.16.090. Addendum negative declarations.

Article 18.08 PRELIMINARY REVIEW

Article 18.20 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT

  • § 18.08.010. Actions that constitute a "project."

  • § 18.08.020. Exemptions. § 18.08.030. Time limits for private projects.

  • § 18.08.040. Procedures for suspension of processing.

  • Article 18.12

  • INITIAL STUDIES

  • § 18.12.010. Environmental determination.

  • § 18.12.020. Early consultation. § 18.12.030. Preparation. § 18.12.040. Initial study contents. § 18.12.050. Significant effect.

  • Article 18.16

  • NEGATIVE DECLARATIONS

  • § 18.16.010. Preparation. § 18.16.020. Contents of negative declaration.

  • § 18.16.030. Notice and review.

  • § 18.20.005. Environmental impact report.

  • § 18.20.010. Notice of preparation. § 18.20.015. Scoping meeting. § 18.20.020. Preparation of environmental impact report.

  • § 18.20.030. Contents of draft EIR. § 18.20.040. County review of draft EIR for private projects.

  • § 18.20.050. Notice and review. § 18.20.060. The final EIR. § 18.20.070. Findings and statement of overriding considerations.

  • § 18.20.080. Notice of determination. § 18.20.090. Time limits for private projects.

  • § 18.20.100. Subsequent EIR. § 18.20.105. Supplement to an EIR. § 18.20.110. Addendum to an EIR. § 18.20.120. Tiering. § 18.20.140. Other types of EIRS. § 18.20.150. EIRS for special situations.

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Article 18.24 § 18.36.050. Class 3—New construction
PROCEDURES WHEN COUNTY IS or conversion of small
RESPONSIBLE AGENCY structures (CEQA
Guidelines, Section 15303).
§ 18.24.010. Time limits for private § 18.36.060. Class 4—Minor alterations
projects. to land (CEQA Guidelines,
§ 18.24.020. Commenting on draft EIR. Section 15304).
§ 18.24.030. Consideration of final EIR. § 18.36.070. Class 5—Minor alterations
§ 18.24.040. Limitations of responsible in land use limitations
agency authority. (CEQA Guidelines, Section
15305).
Article 18.28 § 18.36.080. Class 6—Information
MITIGATION MONITORING AND collection (CEQA
REPORTING PROGRAM Guidelines, Section 15306).
§ 18.36.090. Class 7—Actions by
§ 18.28.010. General. regulatory agencies for
§
§
§
§
18.28.020.
18.28.030.
18.28.040.
18.28.050.
Application.
Standard mitigation
monitoring program.
Timing.
Contents of project specific
reporting plan.
§ 18.36.100. protection of natural
resources (CEQA
Guidelines, Section 15307).
Class 8—Actions by
regulatory agencies for the
protection of the
environment (CEQA
§ 18.28.060. Implementation. Guidelines, Section 15308).
§ 18.28.070. Fees. § 18.36.110. Class 9—Inspections (CEQA
§ 18.28.080. Enforcement. Guidelines, Section 15309).
§ 18.28.090. Modifications. § 18.36.130. Class 11—Accessory
structures (CEQA
Article 18.32 Guidelines, Section 15311).
APPEALS AND INDEPENDENT § 18.36.140. Class 12—Surplus
HEARING BODY POWERS government property sales
(CEQA Guidelines, Section
§ 18.32.010. Appeals. 15312).
§ 18.32.020. Independent hearing body § 18.36.150. Class 13—Acquisition of
powers. lands for wildlife
conservation purposes
Article 18.36 (CEQA Guidelines, Section
STATUTORY EXEMPTIONS AND 15313).
CATEGORICAL EXEMPTIONS § 18.36.160. Class 14—Minor additions
to schools (CEQA
§ 18.36.010. Statutory exemptions. Guidelines, Section 15314).
§
§
§
18.36.020.
18.36.030.
18.36.040.
Categorical exemptions.
Class 1—Existing facilities.
Class 2—Replacement or
§ 18.36.170. Class 15—Minor land
divisions (CEQA Guidelines,
Section 15315).
reconstruction (CEQA
Guidelines, Section 15302).

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§ 18.36.180. Class 16—Transfer of § 18.36.290. Class 27—Leasing new
ownership of land in order facilities (CEQA Guidelines,
to create parks (CEQA Section 15327).
Guidelines, Section 15316). § 18.36.300. Class 28—Small
§ 18.36.190. Class 17—Open space hydroelectric projects at
contracts or easements existing facilities (CEQA
(CEQA Guidelines, Section Guidelines, Section 15328).
15317). § 18.36.310. Class 29—Cogeneration
§ 18.36.210. Class 19—Annexations of projects at existing facilities
existing facilities and lots for (CEQA Guidelines, Section
exempt facilities (CEQA 15329).
Guidelines, Section 15319). § 18.36.320. Class 30—Minor actions
§ 18.36.220. Class 20—Changes in (CEQA Guidelines, Section
organization of local 15330).
agencies (CEQA Guidelines, § 18.36.330. Class 31—Historical
Section 15320). resource restoration/
§ 18.36.230. Class 21—Enforcement rehabilitation (CEQA
actions by regulatory Guidelines, Section 15331).
agencies (CEQA Guidelines, § 18.36.340. Class 32—In-fill
Section 15321). development projects
§ 18.36.240. Class 22—Educational or (CEQA Guidelines, Section
training programs involving 15332).
no physical changes (CEQA § 18.36.350. Class 33—Small habitat
Guidelines, Section 15322). restoration projects (CEQA
§ 18.36.250. Class 23—Normal Guidelines, Section 15333).
operations of facilities for
public gatherings (CEQA Article 18.37
Guidelines, Section 15323). CULTURAL AND TRIBAL RESOURCES
§ 18.36.260. Class 24—Regulations of
working conditions (CEQA § 18.37.010. Title.
Guidelines, Section 15324). § 18.37.020. Intent and purpose.
§ 18.36.270. Class 25—Transfers of
ownership of interest in land
to preserve existing natural
conditions (CEQA
Guidelines, Section 15325).
§ 18.37.030.
§ 18.37.040.
§ 18.37.050.
Definitions.
Responsibilities.
Relationship to
environmental review.
§ 18.36.280. Class 26—Acquisition of
housing for housing
assistance programs (CEQA
§ 18.37.060. Screening and
determination of presence of
cultural resources.
Guidelines, Section 15326). § 18.37.070. Determination of presence of
tribal cultural resources.

Prior code history; prior code §§ 31.100-31.106, 31.260-31.290, 31.310-31.340, 31.410-31.450, 31.510-31.590, 31.610-31.626, 31.630-31.690, 31.710-31.760, 31.810-31.880 and 31.910-31.959.

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§ 18.04.010

§ 18.04.030

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