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FLOW committee recommends 4% tap fee increase for 2027, to be forwarded to Council

Fiscal Leadership on Water (FLOW) Committee · June 4, 2026
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Summary

The committee unanimously recommended a 4% increase to tap (development) fees for 2027 and agreed to include that recommendation in the July 21 report to City Council. Members noted development fees are adjusted annually for inflation and competitiveness must be monitored as the city approaches build‑out.

The FLOW Advisory Committee voted unanimously June 4 to recommend a 4% increase to tap (development) fees for 2027. Sam Taylor moved the motion; Jeffrey Fredericks seconded and the committee approved it without dissent.

Members discussed that development fees are increased annually for inflation and emphasized monitoring competitiveness as Broomfield approaches build‑out and shifts toward infill development. The committee agreed the formal recommendation should highlight the rationale and include supporting financial context for Council review.