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Agoura Hills council adopts updated transportation impact fees, 5-0
Summary
The City Council adopted Resolution 25-2101 to update the Transportation Impact Fee (TIF) Nexus Study, a capital improvement list and a revised fee schedule that raises fees to fund bike, pedestrian, transit and signal projects tied to new development.
The Agoura Hills City Council voted 5-0 Wednesday to adopt Resolution No. 25-2101, approving the 2025 Transportation Impact Fee (TIF) Nexus Study, a 2025 TIF capital improvement program and an updated fee schedule for new development in the city.
The TIF update, presented by Director of Public Works and City Engineer Charmaine Yambao and consultants from Kimley Horn & Associates, revises the city’s TIF program for the first time since 2011 and shifts project emphasis from roadway widening to non-auto travel improvements such as bicycle facilities, sidewalk gaps, transit enhancements and traffic-signal technology. Yambao described the purpose of the update as revising “the TIF fees and the list of capital improvement projects, including associated costs in today’s dollars.”
The council’s action implements a list of 22 proposed improvement projects with a total estimated construction cost of about $40,800,000, of which consultants estimated roughly $23,700,000 is the new-development proportionate share eligible for TIF funding. After adding administration costs (2 percent), the fee calculation base is $24,200,000, the consultants said. Chris Gregersen of Kimley Horn told the council, “The total estimated…
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