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Consultant outlines possible police impact fee schedule, projects $9M over 10 years
Summary
City consultant presented a police impact fee proposal that calculates an $838 per-equivalent-dwelling-unit basis and a $8.38 single-family fee; councilmembers pressed on growth assumptions, fee application only to new construction, and how revenue could be applied to a planned police headquarters.
A consultant hired by the city presented a police impact fee study recommending a fee schedule based on a $64.8 million existing public-safety asset base and a calculated cost-recovery rate of $838 per equivalent dwelling unit (EDU). Chris Tenney, director of financial services, introduced Peter Napoli of Santech Consulting, who said the study used replacement-cost assumptions tied to a planned police headquarters and inventory of vehicles to set the fee basis.
“The city has plans to build the new police headquarters around the time of fiscal year 2027,” Peter Napoli said, and the study used an $850 per-square-foot replacement cost to compute facility…
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