Development services projects and impact-fee revenues underpin FY2026 permit projections
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.
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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.
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