FY 2024 Schedule of Fees & Charges
Summary of Proposed Changes
Staff proposes the FY 2024 Schedule of Fees & Charges with the following changes from the FY 2023
Schedule. All proposed changes are summarized below by department and can be found in each
department’s respective section of the proposed FY 2024 Schedule of Fees & Charges.
Fire
The department is proposing to change several fees assessed by the Fire Marshall’s Office involving plan
reviews and inspections, including some descriptions with no fee changes. Descriptions have been
altered for site and building plans to improve clarity with no proposed fee changes. Fire sprinkler plan
reviews have been broken out by system types and increased from a range of $50-$100 to a range of
$100-$200, depending on the system. The department is also adding a special-agent fire suppression
system plan review fee for $200. Descriptions for commercial cooking hood/grease duct and cooking
hood suppression systems fees have been separated out to improve clarity and better define review
type, although no fee changes are proposed. Additionally, the department is proposing a new $200 fee
for IFC 510 emergency responder radio system plan reviews.
Descriptions for the existing building and commercial tenant inspections have been changed to improve
clarity with no proposed fee changes. Descriptions for building construction inspection have been
changed for clarity and some amounts changed, including fees of $150 for first re-inspection (previously
none) and $200 for second re-inspection (previously $150). Lastly, the department is proposing to add a
$500 fee (in addition to the base inspection fee, if applicable) for expedited inspection fees. This allows
permit holders the ability to request any of the following: a same-day inspection, a same-day re-
inspection, or an after-hour/non-workday inspection (4-hours maximum and subject to staff
availability).
Library
The Library is proposing to increase meeting room rental fees from $15 for up to 2 hours for residents
(or nonresidents with a library card) to $25 for up to 2 hours. For non-residents, room rental fees would
increase from $30 to $50. Additionally, the department is proposing to add tutoring use fees, required
only for tutors using the library for paid sessions. This would be a $100 annual fee for residents (or non-
residents with a library card) and $150 for non-residents.
Parks
The department is proposing adding fees for the anticipated opening of the Riverline splashpad. The
department is proposing a fee of $2 ($4 for non-residents) for daily admission, $75 for a family season
pass (up to 4 people), with an additional $10 for each additional family member.
The department is consolidating fees for the Magnolia Room and kitchen use changing from separated
fees of $425 for residents ($475 for non-residents) and $100 for kitchen use with the rooms to one fee
of $525 for residents ($575 for non-residents) with use of the kitchen included. The department is also
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