§ 3.48.010. Right-of-way improvement permit fees.

Before any permit is issued pursuant to the provisions of Section 14.36.010 of this code, the applicant shall pay to the planning and development services division the following fees:

A.

Where there is no existing curb and gutter (there may or may not be a sidewalk), and the design, staking and inspection is done by county forces:

1.

Curb, gutter, sidewalk and drive approaches, two hundred dollars plus two dollars per foot;

2.

Curb, gutter and drive approaches, two hundred dollars plus two dollars per foot;

3.

Sidewalks only, two hundred dollars plus two dollars per foot;

4.

Drive approaches only, one hundred thirty dollars plus two dollars per foot.

B.

Where there is no existing curb and gutter (there may or may not be a sidewalk), and the design and staking are done by private engineers with checking and inspection done by county forces:

1.

Curb, gutter, sidewalk and drive approaches, one hundred fifty dollars plus one dollar per foot;

2.

Curb, gutter and drive approaches, one hundred fifty dollars plus one dollar per foot;

3.

Sidewalks only, one hundred dollars plus one dollar per foot;

4.

Drive approaches only, one hundred dollars plus fifty cents per foot.

C.

Where curb and gutter is existing and checking and inspection are done by county forces:

1.

Sidewalks with drive approaches, twenty dollars plus one dollar per foot;

2.

Drive approaches only, twenty dollars plus one dollar per foot.

D.

For replacement of existing improvements, no charge.

E.

Restaking fee: In the event a developer elects to have the county complete staking pursuant to subsection A of this section, and the stakes are destroyed or removed, and restaking is required, the developer shall pay a restaking fee based upon the cost to the county to complete the restaking. The maximum restaking fee shall not exceed seventy-five percent of the original staking fee. The minimum restaking fee shall be one hundred dollars.

(Ord. 1473 (part), 2001: Ord. 1049 § 2 (part), 1988: Ord. 875 § 4, 1983: prior code § 23-2-2)