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Council tables impact-fee RFP items to finalize scope and deadlines
Summary
Staff advised the council that the impact-fee facilities plan and associated rate study require a consultant and additional RFP detail; the council voted to table related RFP/resolution items until staff completes deadlines and scope.
City attorney Nathan explained the two-step impact-fee process: first hire a consultant to prepare an impact‑fee facilities plan that identifies which public facilities may be subject to fees, then do a rate study to calculate fees. He said the process is complex, governed by state impact-fee law and court decisions, and could take about a year to complete if done thoroughly.
Staff recommended further tweaking of the RFP to specify application deadlines and scope; the council voted to table agenda items C and D (the RFP/resolution items) until those details are finalized and brought back at a subsequent meeting.
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