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Dixon council raises impact fees slightly to track construction costs and CPI
Summary
The Dixon City Council on March 4 adopted a resolution updating capital facilities (impact) fees to reflect a 1.1% construction‑cost increase and a 2.5% consumer price index adjustment for agricultural mitigation in‑lieu fees; the change passed unanimously with no public comment.
The Dixon City Council on March 4 adopted a resolution to amend the city's capital facilities (impact) fees, increasing some fees to reflect a 1.1% change in the construction cost index and a 2.5% consumer‑price indexing for agricultural mitigation in‑lieu fees.
Jordan Santos of the city engineering department presented the item and summarized the technical basis for the change. "My name is Jordan Santos with the city's engineering department and really, I'm here just to give a brief overview of these impact fee increases," Santos said, noting the construction cost index had increased 1.1% and that staff reviews fees annually to ensure they keep pace with costs. No members of the public spoke during the hearing.
The council opened and closed the hearing, moved to adopt the resolution and approved it on a unanimous roll call. The action updates fee schedules used when new development pays for the city's share of required capital improvements. The council provided no additional direction beyond adoption; the resolution becomes part of the city's fee ordinance implementation.
The vote was recorded by roll call; all members present voted "aye."
