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Council adopts fee‑deferral policy to delay some development fees until certificate of occupancy
Summary
El Segundo adopted a resolution to allow developers to defer certain development impact fees and non‑immediate building permit fees until prior to issuance of a certificate of occupancy; council discussed safeguards including withholding occupancy to ensure payment.
The El Segundo City Council adopted a resolution May 6 establishing a fee‑deferral program that allows qualifying projects to postpone payment of certain development impact fees and specified building permit fees until prior to issuance of a certificate of occupancy or final inspection.
Director Allen (Building/Development) told the council the item responds to economic pressures on development—high financing costs and delays—and is intended to spur projects that might otherwise be delayed. "We're not looking to waive any fees or exempt any fees or or reduce the…
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