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Public Facility Fees (PFF), also known as Development Impact Fees, are applied to Building Permits and used to build out Public Facilities in response to more development in a municipality. Public Facility Fees can be used to increase the fire service areas and build additional fire stations, libraries, police stations, and community centers to address the need for new development. Public Facility Fees also can fund street improvements, and traffic impacts, and provide environmental protections.
For annual financial reports such as the Assembly Bill (AB) 1600 and other Development Impact Fees, visit the Financial and Audit Reports web page.
Public Facility Fees are listed in the City Fee Schedule. The Fee Schedule is updated annually as part of the annual budget process. For a list of current fees or to calculate PFF for a project:
Fees charged must have a direct connection to the use of the fee, referred to as a nexus. The PFF Nexus Study is a Fee Study to determine that the fee collected is the right amount for the City of Stockton. The Community Development Department issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the City of Stockton PFF Nexus Study to be performed by an unbiased third party.
Community engagement is encouraged and information has been shared via outreach methods including community meetings, press releases, e-mailed information, social media posts, and announcements on the City's Government Access Television Channel.
The City of Stockton has hosted several virtual community meetings to discuss Parks and Recreation Facilities related to the Stockton Parks Master Plan.
The City of Stockton has hosted several virtual community meetings to discuss Parks and Recreation Facilities related to the Stockton Parks Master Plan.
The Stockton City Council approved the following legislation related to Public Facilities Fees:
