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Commission reviews developer fire/emergency fee proposals totaling about $655,500 and $370,500
Summary
Staff presented two development‑agreement terms that would charge $5,700 per unit for fire and emergency services: $655,500 for a proposed 115‑unit project and $370,500 for a deferred project of 65 units; public input on the DA items was opened and closed with no extended debate.
During the Nov. 7 meeting staff summarized two draft development agreements tied to rezonings: a $5,700 per‑unit fire and emergency services contribution for a 115‑unit proposal (a five‑year term with a total of $655,500) and a similar $5,700 per‑unit term for a 65‑unit deferred rezoning (total cited as $370,500). Staff described the payment as a per‑unit fee assessed under the DA for a specified term.
The commission opened public input on the DA items and closed it without extended public deliberation. No final vote on a DA adoption was recorded at the meeting; staff framed these as terms associated with rezoning cases that will be part of later council or DA negotiations. "That has proposed a $5,700 per unit fee for fire and emergency services," staff said when summarizing the item.
