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Development services projects and impact-fee revenues underpin FY2026 permit projections
Summary
Development-services staff told council they expect roughly 90 residential permits next year based on conversations with subdivision builders and projected that permit revenue will offset increased inspection and staffing costs; impact-fee revenue is tracked separately in enterprise accounts, not general fund.
Development services staff and the city manager told council that permit and development fee revenue are expected to increase in FY2026 and that the department's additional staffing and inspection-cost requests are intended to be largely fee-supported.
Don (Development Services) and Amber (department staff) told council they consulted subdivision builders and identified a conservative projection of about 90 new…
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