Oakdale council accepts multi‑year development impact fee report required by AB 1600
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Council accepted the AB 1600 report for fiscal years 2022–2025, consolidating how development impact fees have been used for infrastructure such as Gregor Sports Park; staff said certain funds (water impact fees) have sizeable balances earmarked for projects like a new well.
Oakdale — The City Council voted 5‑0 to accept the city’s consolidated development impact fee report, required by AB 1600, covering fiscal years 2022–2025.
Finance staff (Albert) said the report compiles how impact fees have been spent and is primarily a transparency measure for the state. He noted major expenditures included park funds used on the Gregor Sports Park and that the city has accrued roughly $4 million in water impact fees planned for a new well project.
Albert told the council the report brings multiple years of fund activity together for public posting and that detailed line items remain available in the city’s budget documents. Councilmembers asked whether the report would generate public questions; staff said the consolidated presentation is intended to be readily accessible and that additional details can be pulled from budget history.
The council approved the report by a 5‑0 vote and directed staff to post the document as required.