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Hermosa Beach school board approves developer-fee study after $256,000 in permit revenue
Summary
The Hermosa Beach City School District board approved a developer-fee justification study that staff said will allow the district to increase developer-fee rates; presenters reported about $256,000 in building-permit–related developer fees this year. The vote was unanimous by voice.
The Hermosa Beach City School District board on July 8 approved a developer-fee justification study by Jack Schroeder & Associates intended to allow the district to raise developer-fee rates.
Presenter Montalvo, representing Jack Schroeder & Associates, told the board the study "brings revenue into the school district, into the developer fee fund" and said the district collected about $256,000 in building-permit–related developer fees this year. Board members and staff said developer fees pay for items outside LCFF funding, including classroom furniture.
Board discussion was brief. One board member suggested sharing the study with the City so both entities remain aligned on local development and planning. After a motion and second, the board approved the study by voice vote. The record does not list a detailed roll-call tally for this item.
The study will provide the district the technical basis for adjusting developer-fee rates; staff said the item will flow into future budget planning and procurement decisions for furniture and non-LCFF purchases.
Next steps: staff will proceed with the study’s recommendations and present any proposed fee adjustments at a future board meeting.
