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Fallbrook trustees adopt study, authorize higher school developer fees for new construction
Summary
The Fallbrook Union High School District Board on April 9 approved a fee-justification study and a resolution raising the district's share of statutory developer fees for new residential and commercial construction, effective 60 days after adoption.
The Fallbrook Union High School District Board of Trustees on April 9 adopted a fee-justification study and approved a resolution authorizing an increase in the district's statutory Level 1 developer fees for new construction, following a public hearing with no public comment.
The action authorizes the district to collect the full one-third share of the statewide statutory caps for unified districts: $1.72 per square foot for new residential construction and $0.28 per square foot for new commercial or industrial construction. The increase takes effect 60 days after the April 9 vote (statutorily required waiting period), on or about June 8.
Koppel & Gruber public-finance consultant Doug Floyd presented the 2025 fee-justification study. Floyd said the firm identified roughly 340 residential units that are entitled, approved or under construction and conservatively projected…
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