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Resolution No.
Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
Daniel Singer, City Manager
Robert J. Manis, Director of Develo r nt Services).
Richard Whipple, City Planne
Adoption of a Resolution amending the City of Poway Master
Fee Schedule for Building Valuation.
Summary:
Since the City's incorporation, Poway's Building Division functions have been provided
through the contractual services of Esgil Corporation. The services that the Building
Division provides include building plan check, issuing building permits and building
inspection. Fees collected by the City's Building Division have been established for the
recovery of associated contract and support costs from services .provided. Building plan
check and permit fees in Poway have been determined by using a building valuation
formula established by the International Code Council (ICC). In 2008, the City Council
amended the City's Master Fee Schedule and adopted ICC's building valuation formula
from 2004 -2005. The purpose of this report is to update the building valuation table to
reflect the formula adopted by ICC in 2011 -2012, which reflects more practical industry
costs.
Recommended. Action:
It is recommended that the City Council adopt a Resolution (included as Attachment A)
amending the City's Master Fee Schedule for Building Valuation.
Background:
The City has utilized contract building services since its incorporation, which has been a
benefit to Poway in that Esgil Corporation provides a broad range of resources and
expertise in the building and construction field. The full range of services that Esgil
provides for Poway include building counter coverage, building /construction plan check,
permit processing and building inspection. Esgil provides these services to five other
jurisdictions in San Diego County (Del Mar, Solana Beach, Encinitas, Santee and
Lemon Grove). Esgil also provides partial services to several other jurisdictions.
In the City's Development Services Department, Esgil provides counter staff, performs
plan checks, issues building permits, performs building inspection, enforces the building
code and acts as the City's Building Official. Esgil staff also serve as professional -
technical resources to the City as needed. The City provides office space,
furniture /equipment, and administrative assistance staff support at Poway City Hall for
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Esgil.
Over the past several years, Esgil's services have remained constant even when there
have been fluctuations in development activity. The use of a contractor for Building
Services has provided the City with the flexibility to respond to changes in building
activity and workload without the expense of hiring additional permanent staff.
Findings:
Pursuant to the current contract with Esgil, the City pays them 75% of the revenues
from plan check and permit fees paid by an applicant for building services. The
remaining 25% is retained to cover City staff time and overhead expenses in support of
the Building Division functions. Because building permits are considered to benefit
specific applicants rather than the general public, applicants are required to pay the cost
of these services.
In Poway, the fees collected for Building Division plan check and permits are
determined using a building valuation formula. The formula, established by the ICC, is
based on average construction costs per square foot depending on structure and
occupancy type (i.e., residential, commercial, industrial). The "average" costs are
based on typical construction methods for each occupancy group and structure type.
In 2008, as part of a comprehensive amendment to the City's Master Fee Schedule, the
City Council adopted ICC's building valuation formula from 2004 -2005. The Building
Division has been using this formula since that time. In 2013, Esgil requested that the
City consider fee adjustments by updating the valuation table due to increasing costs for
personnel and overhead expenses, and in order to continue to provide the level of
service they currently deliver to the City (Attachment C).
Esgil's request is to update the valuation rates in the Master Fee Schedule to those that
the ICC adopted in 2012 to reflect more realistic costs in the building and construction
industry. Attachment B is a strikeout/underline of the Development Services — Building
Division Table of the Master Fee Schedule that shows the changes being_ made to the
valuation rates for the various building types in Schedule 1. These rates are used to
determine the valuation of a project based on the square footage of the buildings. The
valuations are then applied to the appropriate range in the table, which then is used to
determine the Building Permit and Inspection Fee.
Comparisons to other Cities
At the request of the City, Esgil prepared a Fee Comparison Study (Attachment D) in
January 2014, of building fees from the 17 other cities in the county. For comparitive
purposes, the fee study evaluated six different development example projects including:
® Single - Family Residence Room Addition (500 sq. ft.)
o New Single - Family Residence (2,400 sq. ft.) with garage (800 sq. ft.) and a deck
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(600 sq. ft.)
• Office Building Tenant Improvement (2,500 sq. ft.)
• Restaurant (6,000 sq. ft.)
• Two -Story Multi - Family Apartment Building (20,000 sq. ft)
• New Retail Store (20,000 sq. ft.)
The Fee Comparison Study contains fee subcategories and a total building permit fee
for each city. The tables provided in the study include a comparison for each example
project. It also provides the lowest, highest and average valuation, building permit fee,
and total building fee. For comparison, Esgil included Poway's existing fees and the
proposed fees.
The Fee Comparison Study shows that the cities have different fee structures and
different methods of calculating building valuation. In fact, some do not use building
valuation at all in determining building permit fees. For building permit fee calculation,
most cities use ICC's valuation system or a cost recovery system while one city uses a
flat fee. This is summarized in the first three columns of the tables contained in the Fee
Comparison Study in Attachment D. Of the cities that use the ICC valuation system,
some use national "average" valuations and some use the local ICC Chapter valuations,
which reflect local construction costs. Different year versions of the ICC valuations are
used. The cost recovery system requires a deposit from an applicant which is then
used to pay for staff time to recover costs.
Single- Family Residence Room Addition (500 sq. ft.)
According to the comparison for the example room addition, Poway's current total
building fees are $1,428.67. This fee is in the lower one -third based on the 18 cities in
the study. The proposed valuation update would increase the fee 15 percent to
$1,641.19. According to the chart, Poway's fee for single - family room addition would
remain in the lower one -half compared to other cities. The average cost for this
example is $1,573.94. The proposed valuation update would mean Poway's total cost
would be just above average.
New Single- Family Residence (2,400 sq. ft.) with garage (800 sq. ft.) and a deck (600
sq. ft.
The study finds that Poway currently has a total building fee of $4,680.74 for the
example new single - family residence, currently the sixth lowest cost among the cities for
this example. The proposed valuation update would increase Poway's fee 20 percent to
$5,628.87. With this increase, Poway would still remain in the lower one -half of the
cities studied and would be under the average of $6,050.06 for this example.
Office Building Tenant Improvement (2,500 sq. ft.)
The fee study for a 2,500 - square -foot office tenant improvement shows that Poway is
currently in the lower one -third of total building costs at $2,188.20. The proposed
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valuation update would increase the City's fee 20 percent to $2,633.32, which would still
remain in the lower one -half of the cities studied and would also be under the average
total cost of $2,914.02 for this example.
Restaurant (6,000 sq. ft.)
According to the comparison for the example restaurant, Poway's current total building
fees are $8,949.69. This fee is ranked eighth among the 18 cities. The proposed
valuation update would increase the fees 20 percent to $10,698.06, which would rank
Poway in the higher two- thirds of all cities, but would still rank lower than seven other
cities. Poway's total costs for this example using the proposed update would be just
higher than the average of $9,512.55.
Two -Story Multi - Family Apartment Building (20,000 sq. ft)
The fee study for the 20,000- square -foot, two -story apartment building shows that
Poway is currently ranked the eleventh highest among the 18 cities, at a fee total of
$21,479.91 for the example. The proposed valuation update would result in an 18
percent increase to $25,319.99, which would place Poway in the higher one -third
among the 18 cities, but still be below four other cities. Poway's current and proposed
total fees for this example are higher than the current average of $20,691.22.
New Retail Store (20,000 sg. ft.)
For an example 20,000- square -foot retail store, the study finds that Poway currently, has
a total cost of $14,530.68, which ranks tenth highest among the cities. The proposed
valuation update would increase Poway's fee 15 percent to $16,712.18. With this
increase, Poway would rank in the upper one -third of the cities studied, with six cities
having higher fees. Poway's proposed building fees would be higher than the average
of $14,081.22 for this example.
Since the 2008 adoption of the 2004/2005 ICC Building valuation, the San Diego
Chapter of ICC has annualy approved updates resulting in increases to building
valuations based on industry standards and costs. Among the ten other cities that
utilize the ICC valuation, four of them (Escondido, Encinitas, La Mesa, and Del Mar) are
using valuation data prior to 2004/2005 and five cities (Carlsbad, Vista, El Cajon,
Solana Beach, and Lemon Grove) are using newer valuation years than 2004/2005.
Two other cities currently served by Esgil, Encinitas and Solana Beach, are considering
updating their building valuations for fee calculation purposes.
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Overall, the proposed update to the ICC valuations would result in an approximate
average increase of 27 percent in valuation and an approximate average increase of
17.5 percent for total permit fees depending on the structure type and occupancy group
for the example projects. The valuation rates in the ICC Chapter updates have
occurred annually from 2004/2005 to 2011/2012. It is important to note that the
proposed request is to increase valuations of building construction, which will in turn
result in an increase in permit costs. However, the fees assigned to the valuations and
the method of calculation are not changing at this time. In addition, Esgil is not
requesting any revisions to the methodology used to calculate Plumbing, Mechanical,
and Electrical fees. Presently, these fees are calculated as a percentage of the Building
Permit fee.
Adoption and implementation of new State codes have also resulted in an increase in
workload, including requirements for new certifications for plans examiners, and an
increase in review time for plan checks and inspections. Esgil's services for Poway
would remain at the same level that is currently provided. Esgil has also informed the
City that the San Diego Chapter of ICC is preparing to approve an update to the building
valuation for 2013/2014 this Spring. Consideration of the proposed update to the
2011/2012 table would mean that City valuations will be two years old. Esgil requests
that in order to maintain and keep current with industry standards, that the City review
its building fees every three years.
Master Fee Schedule /Building Permit and Plan Check Fees
Staff also proposes minor revisions to the fee calculation portion of the Development
Services — Building Division Table of the Master Fee Schedule (Attachment B), which
pertains to Building Permit and Plan Check Fees. As this portion of the Master Fee
Schedule has been amended over the years, it has become increasingly confusing for
users to understand and calculate permit fees. Staff proposes to reorganize the table
and clarify the descriptions and calculations of the various fees. It is important to note
that none of these fees are changing.
Fiscal Impact:
Approval of the proposed Building Valuation Table would result in fee increases ranging
from approximately 15% to 20 %. Based on current development activity volumes, the
increase in net annual revenue from building fees is projected range from $40,000 -
$45,000. The City's share will be 25 percent of the total.
Environmental Review:
This item is not subject to review under the California Environmental Quality Act
(CEQA), pursuant to the provision of Section 15273(a)(1) of the 2014 State CEQA
Guidelines.
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Public Notification:
A public notice was published in the Poway News Chieftain on May 22, 2014, and May
29, 2014. City staff also notified the Building Industry Association of San Diego (BIA) of
the proposed building valuation update.
Attachments:
A. Resolution (includes Exhibit A — Amended Development Services —
Division Table)
B. Strikeout/Underline Development Services — Building Division Table
C. Esgil Corporation letter (dated 11/15/13)
D. Esgil Fee Comparison Study
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RESOLUTION NO. 14-
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF POWAY, CALIFORNIA,
AMENDING THE MASTER FEE SCHEDULE,
DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - BUILDING DIVISION
WHEREAS, California Government Code Section 66016, et. seq., establishes
procedures for the adoption of fees for services provided by local government; and
WHEREAS, the City Council finds it necessary to recover the full costs for City
services; and
WHEREAS, the City Council may find it necessary or desirable to amend the City's
Master Fee Schedule from time to time, as authorized by the California Government Code;
and
WHEREAS, The City has contracted with Esgil Corporation since 1981, and has
utilized the International Code Council (ICC) Building Valuation Table for the purposes of
collection of building fees; and
WHEREAS, in 2008, the City Council amended the City's Master Fee Schedule and
adopted ICC's building valuation formula from 2004 -2005; and
WHEREAS, as part of the review of the City's fees for building services, the City has
considered information provided by the City's building services contractor, Esgil
Corporation, which supports an increase in the fees for building services due to personnel
costs, overhead expenses, implementation of new State building codes that have caused an
increase in plan check and inspection time; and
WHEREAS, the proposed fee adjustments are necessary to allow Esgil to continue to
provide its current level of service to Poway; and
WHEREAS, the update to the building valuation table adopted by ICC in 2011 -2012
reflects more practical industry costs; and
WHEREAS, the proposed building valuation table update from 2011/2012 does not
exceed the reasonable costs of providing the services for which fees are imposed; and
WHEREAS, on June 3, 2014, the City Council held a duly advertised public hearing
to solicit comments from the public, both for and against, relative to amending the Master
Fee Schedule.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Poway as
follows:
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Resolution No. 14-
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Section 1: The foregoing recitals are true and correct, and the City Council so
finds and determines.
Section 2: This item is not subject to review under the California Environmental
Quality Act (CEQA), pursuant to the provision of Section 15273(a)(1) of the 2014 State
CEQA Guidelines.
Section 3: The revised Master Fee Schedule, Development Services - Building
Division Table shown in Exhibit A is hereby adopted, and hereby supersedes any previously
established fee for the identified City service.
Section 4: The fees and valuation rates shown in Exhibit A shall become effective
on July 1, 2014.
Section 5: The revised fee schedule contained in Exhibit A shall not apply to any
project for which a substantially completed application, as determined by the Director of
Development Services, for Building Permit, Development Review, Minor Development
Review, Conditional Use Permit, Minor Conditional Use Permit, or Variance application has
been submitted prior to the effective date of this Resolution. However, if the applicant does
not obtain approval of the application within one year of submittal, or if the approval of the
application expires and no Building Permit has been issued prior to its expiration then any
re- submittal of the application or submittal of a new application shall be subject to the
Building Permit fees in effect at the time of Building Permit application.
PASSED, ADOPTED AND APPROVED by the City Council of the City of Poway,
State of California, at a regular meeting this 3rd day of June 2014.
Don Higginson, Mayor
ATTEST:
Sheila R. Cobian, CMC, City Clerk
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
) SS.
COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO )
I, Sheila R. Cobian, CIVIC, City Clerk of the City of Poway, do hereby certify, under
penalty of perjury, that the foregoing Resolution No. 14- was duly adopted by the City
Council at a meeting of said City Council held on the 3rd day of June 2014 and that it was
so adopted by the following vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
DISQUALIFIED:
Sheila R. Cobian, CIVIC, City Clerk
City of Poway
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Exhibit A
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Valuation $1.to $500
$ 25.44
Valuation $501 to $2,000
$ 25.44 for first $500 plus $3.18 each add'I $100 or fraction
thereof, to and includin .$2,000
Valuation $2,001 to $25,000
$ 76.80 for first $2,000 plus $14 for each add'I $1,000 or
fraction thereof, to and including $25,000
Valuation $25,001 to $50,000
$ 398.80 for first $25,000 plus $9.54 for each add'I $1,000 or
fraction thereof, to and including $50,000
Valuation $50,001 to $100,000
$ 637.30 for first $50,000 plus $6.60 each add'I $1,000 or
fraction thereof, to and including $100,000
Valuation $100,001 to $500,000
$ 987.30 for first $100,000 plus $5.36 for each add'I $1,000
or fraction thereof, to and including $500,000
Valuation $500,001 to $1,000,000
$3,131.30 for first $500,000 plus $4.45 each add'I $1,000 or
fraction thereof, to and including $1,000,000
Valuation $1,000,000 and greater
$5,356.30 for first $1,000,000 plus $2.86 each add'I $1,000 or
fraction thereof.
In Combination Fees (associated with Building Permit)
Plumbing permit
6% of Building Permit and Inspection Fee
Multi - Family Plumbing permit
10% of Building Permit and Inspection Fee
Electrical permit
6% of Building Permit and Inspection Fee
Multi - Family Electrical permit
10% of Building Permit and Inspection Fee
Mechanical permit
6% of Building Permit and Inspection Fee
Mechanical permit
10% of Building Permit and Inspection Fee
--Multi-Family
15% of Building Permit and Inspection Fees and In
Energy Compliance Fee
Combination Permit Fees
Disabled Access Compliance Fee (applies to
Commercial, Industrial, Assembly, Educational
10% of Building Permit and Inspection Fees and In
and Multi - Family type projects as required by
Combination Permit Fees
State Building Code.)
Individual Permit Fees (not associated. with Building Permit)
Plumbing Permit
$ 175
Electrical permit
$ 175
Mechanical permit
$ 175
Water heater permit
$ 85
Solar Water Heater
$ 130
Solar Photovoltaic PV System
$ 130
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City of Poway
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Plan Check Fees 75% of Building Permit and Inspection Fees
25% of Individual Permit Fee (when plan check is required)
Total permit fee for Solar Photovoltaic (PV) System shall be reduced by 25 %.
Permit Issuance Fee $ 45 per permit
Plan Check and Inspection Fees Related to 2010 California Green Building Standards Code
One hour of building plan check fees and one
hour of building inspection fees in addition to
standard fees for any new single family
residential construction. $90 per hour for Plan Check. $83 per hour for Building
Two hours of building plan check fees and two
Inspection. Refer to Res. No. 11 -049 Effective 9- 17 -11.
hours of building inspection fees in addition to
standard fees for any new multi - family
residential or non - residential construction.
Notes:
(Residential subdivision or tract development projects may have production units that are duplicates of the model units reduced to 30% of the
plan check fee.)
A Building Permit shall include only a single issuance fee if the permit has a combination of activities, i.e. Building, Plumbing, Electrical or
Mechanical.
Expedited processing is only available for unusual circumstances as deemed appropriate by City Staff. Charges for expedited services shall be
determined by using an hourly rate of two times the current preferred hourly rate as established by EsGil Corporation.
Projects requiring additional inspections, additional re- inspection or additional plan check of revised plans shall be determined using the current
preferred hourly rate established by EsGil Corporation (one -hour minimum).
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City of Poway
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The Building Valuation Table is used to calculate the estimated construction value of
buildings in the permit process.
The valuation is then used to calculate building
permit
and inspection fees. The values listed below are based on a per square foot
measurement. The valuation used for fee calculation is the total of all valuation
components of a given project.
Occupancy
Type of Construction
Apartment Houses
*Type I or II -F.R.
$152.13
Apartment Houses
Type V or III (Masonry)
$124.21
Apartment Houses
Type V Wood Frame
$114.45
Apartment Houses
Type I Basement Garage
$53.04
Banks
*Type I or II -F.R
$206.56
Banks
Type II 1 -Hour
$152.13
Banks
Type II -N
$147.94
Banks
Type III 1 -Hour
$167.48
Banks
Type III -N
$161.90
Banks
Type V 1 -Hour
$152.13
Banks
Type V -N
$146.55
Car Washes
Type III 1 -Hour
$97.70
Car Washes
Type III -N
$93.51
Car Washes
Type V 1 -Hour
$83.74
Car Washes
Type V -N
$78.16
Churches
Type I or II -F.R.
$138.17
Churches
Type II 1 -Hour
$104.68
Churches
Type II -N
$99.09
Churches
Type III 1 -Hour
$113.05
Churches
Type III -N
$107.47
Churches
Type V 1 -Hour
$106.07
Churches
Type V -N
$99.09
Convalescent Hospitals
*Type I or II -F.R.
$194.00
Convalescent Hospitals
Type II 1 -Hour
$135.38
Convalescent Hospitals
Type III 1 -Hour
$138.17
Convalescent Hospitals
Type V 1 -Hour
$129.80
Dwellings * **
Type V Adobe
$170.27
Dwellings * **
Type V Masonry
$135.38
Dwellings * **
Type V Wood Frame
$128.40
Dwellings * **
Basements (semi- finished)
$32.10
Dwellings * **
Additions - Wood Frame
$153.52
Dwellings * **
Solariums
$129.80
Dwellings * **
Cabana - Pool House (Type V)
$120.03
Fire Stations
Type I or II -F.R.
$159.11
Fire Stations
Type II 1 -Hour
$104.68
Fire Stations
Type II -N
$99.09
Fire Stations
Type III 1 -Hour
$114.45
Fire Stations
Type III -N
$110.26
Fire Stations
Type V 1 -Hour
$107.47
Fire Stations
Type V -N
$101.88
Fitness Centers
Same values as Office Buildings
Hospitals
*Type I or II -F.R
$227.49
Hospitals
Type III 1 -Hour
$188.42
Hospitals
Type V 1 -Hour
$180.04
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The Building Valuation Table is used to calculate the estimated construction value of
buildings in the permit process. The valuation is then used to calculate building permit
and inspection fees. The values listed below are based on a per square foot
measurement. The valuation used for fee calculation is the total of all valuation
components of a given project.
Occupancy
Type of Construction
Hotels & Motels
*Type I or II -F.R.
$140.96
Hotels & Motels
Type III 1 -Hour
$122.82
Hotels & Motels
Type III -N
$115.84
Hotels & Motels
Type V 1 -Hour
$106.07
Hotels & Motels
Type V -N
$104.68
Industrial Plants
Type I or II -F.R.
$79.55
Industrial Plants
Type II 1 -Hour
$55.83
Industrial Plants
Type II N (Stock)
$51.64
Industrial Plants
Type III 1 -Hour
$61.41
Industrial Plants
Type III -N
$57.22
Industrial Plants
Tilt -up
$41.87
Industrial Plants
Type V 1 -Hour
$57.22
Industrial Plants
Type V -N
$53.04
Medical Offices
*Type I or II -F.R.
$167.48
Medical Offices
Type II 1 -Hour
$128.40
Medical Offices
Type II -N
$122.82
Medical Offices
Type III 1 -Hour
$139.57
Medical Offices
Type III -N
$129.80
Medical Offices
Type V 1 -Hour
$125.61
Medical Offices
Type V -N
$121.42
Offices
*Type I or II -F.R.
$149.34
Offices
Type II 1 -Hour
$100.49
Offices
Type II -N
$94.91
Offices
Type III 1 -Hour
$107.47
Offices
Type III -N
$103.28
Offices
Type V 1 -Hour
$100.49
Offices
Type V -N
$94.91
Private Garages
Wood Frame - Finished
$33.50
Private Garages
Wood Frame - Unfinished
$33.50
Private Garages
Masonry
$39.08
Private Garages
Open Carports
$23.73
Public Buildings
*Type I or II -F.R.
$171.67
Public Buildings
Type II 1 -Hour
$139.57
Public Buildings
Type II -N
$133.98
Public Buildings
Type III 1 -Hour
$145.15
Public Buildings
Type III -N
$139.57
Public Buildings
Type V 1 -Hour
$132.59
Public Buildings
Type V -N
$128.40
Public Garages
*Type I or II -F.R.
$68.39
Public Garages
*Type I or II Open Parking
$51.64
Public Garages
Type II -N
$39.08
Public Garages
Type III 1 -Hour
$51.64
Public Garages
Type III -N
$46.06
Public Garages
Type V 1 -Hour
$47.45
Restaurants
Type III 1 -Hour
$136.78
Restaurants
Type III -N
$131.19
Restaurants
Type V 1 -Hour
$124.21
Restaurants
Type V -N
$120.03
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Item # 3. 1
The Building Valuation Table is used to calculate the estimated construction value of
buildings in the permit process. The valuation is then used to calculate building permit
and inspection fees. The values listed below are based on a per square foot
measurement. The valuation used for fee calculation is the total of all valuation
components of a given project.
Occupancy
Type of Construction
Schools
Type I or II -F.R.
$154.92
Schools
Type II 1 -Hour
$106.07
Schools
Type III 1 -Hour
$113.05
Schools
Type III -N
$108.86
Schools
Type V 1 -Hour
$106.07
Schools
Type V -N
$101.88
Service Stations
Type II -N
$93.51
Service Stations
Type III 1 -Hour
$97.70
Service Stations
Type V 1 -Hour
$83.74
Service Stations
Canopies
$39.08
Stores
*Type I or II -F.R.
$114.45
Stores
Type II 1 -Hour
$69.78
Stores
Type 11 -N
$68.39
Stores
Type III 1 -Hour
$85.14
Stores
Type III -N
$80.95
Stores
Type V 1 -Hour
$72.57
Stores
Type V -N
$66.99
Stores
Retail Garden Center (Type V -N)
$55.52
Theatres
Type I or II -F.R.
$153.52
Theatres
Type III 1 -Hour
$111.65
Theatres
Type III -N
$106.07
Theatres
Type V 1 -Hour
$104.68
Theatres
Type V -N
$99.09
Warehouses **
Type I or II -F.R.
$68.39
Warehouses **
Type II 1 -Hour
$40.47
Warehouses **
Type II -N
$39.08
Warehouses **
Type III 1 -Hour
$46.06
Warehouses **
Type III -N
$44.66
Warehouses **
Type V 1 -Hour
$40.47
Warehouses **
Type V -N
$39.08
MISCELLANEOUS
Agricultural Building
$23.73
Aluminum Siding
$6.98
Antennas
Radio over 30 ft. high
$4,494.06
Antennas
Dish, 10 ft. dia. w /decoder
$5,464.06
Awning or Canopy
(supported by building)
Aluminum
$26.52
Awning or Canopy
(supported by building)
Canvas
$11.17
Balcony
$18.14
Decks (wood)
$18.14
Demolition of Building
$5.58
14 of 31 June 3, 2014 Item #3.1
The Building Valuation. Table is used to calculate the estimated construction value of
buildings in the permit process. The valuation is then used to calculate building permit
and inspection fees. The values listed below are based on a per square foot
measurement. The valuation used for fee calculation is the total of all valuation
components of a given project.
Occupancy
Type of Construction
Fence or Freestanding Wall
Wood or Chain Link
$2.79
Fence or Freestanding Wall
Wood Frame with Stucco
$6.98
Fence or Freestanding Wall
Wire
$2.79
Fence or Freestanding Wall
Masonry
$11.17
Fence or Freestanding Wall
Wrought Iron
$6.98
Foundation Only (25% of value of whole
building). Remainder of building will be
valued at 75% of the building
$11.17
Greenhouse
$6.98
Manufactured Housing (25% of
value of "site built" house)
$30.70
Mobile Home
$30.70
Patio
Wood Frame with Cover
$11.17
Patio
Metal Frame with Cover
$13.96
Patio
Wood Frame Cover & Walls
$15.35
Patio
Metal Frame Cover & Walls
$18.14
Patio
Screen or Plastic Walls
$4.19
Plastering
Inside
$4.19
Plastering
Outside
$4.19
Retaining Wall
Concrete or Masonry
$22.33
Reroofing (1 square = 100 square feet)
Built -up .
$170.27
Reroofing (1 square = 100 square feet)
Composition Shingles
$159.11
Reroofing (1 square = 100 square feet)
Fiberglass Shingles
$159.11
Reroofing (1 square = 100 square feet)
Asbestos Cement Shingles
$378.23
Reroofing (1 square = 100 square feet)
Wood Shingles (Class C min)
$378.23
Reroofing (1 square = 100 square feet)
Wood Shakes (Class C min)
$378.23
Reroofing (1 square = 100 square feet)
Aluminum Shingles
$570.83
Reroofing (1 square = 100 square feet)
Clay Tile
$478.72
Reroofing (1 square = 100 square feet)
Concrete Tile
$404.74
Roof Structure Replacement
$18.14
Saunas (Steam)
$11,217.02
Spa or Hot Tub ( "Jacuzzi® ")
$9,203.06
Stairs
$18.14
Stone and Brick Veneer
$11.17
Storage Racks
per CF
$1.40
Swimming Pool (per sf surface area)
Vinyl -lined
$43.27
Swimming Pool (per sf surface area)
Gunite
$47.45
Swimming Pool (per sf surface area)
Fiberglass
$51.64
Tenant Improvements
Medical offices, restaurants,
'h'
hazardous occupancies
$58.62
Tenant Improvements
Other such as stores & offices
$42.13
15 of 31 June 3, 2014 Item # •�
Deve6opane¢s# Services �u Iding`1 ®ivision �celua��oea (8chec9iele 9j 'a
The Building Valuation Table is used to calculate the estimated construction value of
buildings in the permit process. The valuation is then used to calculate building permit
and inspection fees. The values listed below are based on a per square foot
measurement. The valuation used for fee calculation is the total of all valuation
components of a given project.
Occupancy Type of Construction
General Additions and Modifiers
Fire Sprinkler System $3.63
Air Conditioning - Commercial $5.86
Air Conditioning - Residential $4:86
Fireplace- Concrete or masonry $4,494.06
Fireplace - prefabricated metal $3,055.13
Pile Foundations Cast -in -place concrete piles $3,055.13
Pile Foundations Steel piles $29.31
16 of 31 June 3, 2014 Item #
Deveilopaviees$ Serv6ces ` -. �ul " on
lCi�®VA- lc9uatAr, Q
v
a, .._ v.
#eule
The Building Valuation Table is used to calculate the estimated construction value of
buildings in the permit process.
The valuation is then used to calculate building permit
and inspection fees. The values
listed below are based on a per square foot
measurement. The valuation used
for fee calculation is the total of all valuation
components of a given project.
Occupancy
Type of Construction
Alterations to Existing Structures
(with no additional Floor Area or Roof Cover)
Interior Partition
$66.99
Install Windows or Sliding Glass
Doors
$20.94
Close Exterior Wall Opening
$19.54
Shell Buildings
Banks
*Type I or I B
$165.25
Banks
Type II A
$121.70
Banks
Type II B
$118.35
Banks
Type III A
$183.98
Banks
Type III B
$129.52
Banks
Type V A
$121.70
Banks
Type V B
$117.24
Medical Offices
*Type I or l B
$133.98
Medical Offices
Type II A
$102.72
Medical Offices
Type II B
$98.26
Medical Offices
Type III A
$111.65
Medical Offices
Type III B
$103.84
Medical Offices
Type V A
$100.49
Medical Offices
Type V B
$97.14
Offices
*Type I or I B
$119.47
Offices
Type II A
$80.39
Offices
Type II B
$75.92
Offices
Type III A
$85.97
Offices
Type III B
$82.62
Offices
Type V A
$80.39
Offices
Type V B
$75.92
Restaurants
Type III A
$109.42
Restaurants
Type III B
$104.95
Restaurants
Type V A
$99.37
Restaurants
Type V B
$96.02
Stores
*Type I or I B
$91.56
Stores
Type II A
$55.83
Stores
Type II B
$54.71
Stores
Type III A
$68.11
Stores
Type III B
$64.76
Stores
Type V A
$58.06
Stores
Type V B
$53.59
* *Deduct 11 percent for mini - warehouses.
** *For subdivisions with 10 or more single - family dwellings which have plan
check and building permit issuances in groups of 10 or more, the valuation
of the elan check and building
ermit fees may be decreased by 10
17 of 31 June 3, 2014 Item # 3 - )
18 of 31 ATTACHMENT B June 3, 2014 Item #—al
STRIKEOUT /UNDERLINE BUILDING VALUATION TABLE
City of Poway
Master Fee Schedule
Service Description
Fee
Development Services - Building Division
Building Permit Plan ,view and Inspection
(See Schedule 1)
Valuation $1 to $500
$ 25.44
Valuation $501 to $2,000
$ 25.44 for first $500 plus $3.18 each add'I $100 or fraction
thereof, to and including $2,000
Valuation $2,001 to $25,000
$ 76.80 for first $2,000 plus $14 for each add'I $1,000 or
fraction thereof, to and including $25,000
Valuation $25,001 to $50,000
$ 398.80 for first $25,000 plus $9.54 for each add'I $1,000 or
fraction thereof, to and including $50,000
Valuation $50,001 to $100,000
$ 637.30 for first $50,000 plus $6.60 each add'I $1,000 or
fraction thereof, to and including $100,000
Valuation $100,001 to $500,000
$ 987.30 for first $100,000 plus $5.36 for each add'I $1,000
or fraction thereof, to and including $500,000
Valuation $500,001 to $1,000,000
$3,131.30 for first $500,000 plus $4.45 each add'I $1,000 or
fraction thereof, to and including $1,000,000
Valuation $1,000,000 and greater
for first $1,000,000 plus $2.86 each add'I $1,000 or
$5,356.30
fraction thereof.
In Combination Fees (associated with Building Permit;
Plumbing permit
6% of Building Permit and Inspection Fee
Multi - Family Plumbing permit
10% of Building Permit and Inspection Fee
Electrical permit
6% of Building Permit and Inspection Fee
Multi - Family Electrical permit
10% of Building Permit and Inspection Fee
Mechanical permit
6% of Building Permit and Inspection Fee
Multi - Family Mechanical permit
10% of Building Permit and Inspection Fee
15% of -Ruilding Permit P
Energy Compliance Fee
15% of Building Permit and Inspection Fees and In
Combination Permit Fees
Disabled Access Compliance Fee (applies to
Commercial, Industrial, Assembly, Educational
10% of Building Permit and Inspection Fees and In
and Multi - Family type projects as required by
Combination Permit Fees
State Building Code.)
Individual Permits Fees (not associated with Building Permit)
Plumbing Permit
$ 45 per pert
$ 175
Electrical permit
$ 175
Mechanical permit
$ 175
Water heater permit
$ 85
Solar Water Heater
$ 130
Solar Photovoltaic °'; System
$ 130
18 of 31 ATTACHMENT B June 3, 2014 Item #—al
STRIKEOUT /UNDERLINE BUILDING VALUATION TABLE
Note:
(Residential subdivision or tract development projects may have production units that are duplicates of the model units reduced to 30% of the
plan check eef 44 fee.)
A Building Permit shall include only a single issuance fee if the permit has a combination of activities, i.e. Building, Plumbing, Electrical or
Mechanical.
Expedited processing is only available for unusual circumstances as deemed appropriate by City Staff. Charges for expedited services shall be
determined by using an hourly rate of two times the current preferred hourly rate as established by EsGil Corporation.
Projects requiring additional inspections, additional re- inspection or additional plan check of revised plans shall be determined using the current
preferred hourly rate established by EsGil Corporation (one -hour minimum).
19 of 31 ATTACHMENT B June 3, 2014 Item #_al
STRIKEOUT /UNDERLINE BUILDING VALUATION TABLE
City of Poway
Master Fee Schedule
Service Description
Fee
Development Services - Building Division
Plan Check Fees (RG64GI811tial sub-divirbion or t
75% of Building Permit and Inspection Fees
25% of Individual Permit Fee Plumbing, F.I8G #i^°' of
°
the permit fee.)
MeGhaniGal, (when plan check is requiredl
Permit)
T44e Ttotal permit fee for Ssolar Photovoltaic (PV)
energy Ssystem yep shall be reduced by 25 %.
Permit Issuance Fee
45 per permit
Plan Check and Inspection Fees Related to 2010 California Green Building Standards Code
One hour of building plan check fees and one
hour of building inspection fees in addition to
standard fees for any new single family
residential construction.
$90 per hour for Plan Check. $83 per hour for Building
Inspection. Refer to Res. No. 11 -049 Effective 9- 17 -11.
Two hours of building plan check fees and two
hours of building inspection fees in addition to
standard fees for any new multi - family
residential or non - residential construction.
Note:
(Residential subdivision or tract development projects may have production units that are duplicates of the model units reduced to 30% of the
plan check eef 44 fee.)
A Building Permit shall include only a single issuance fee if the permit has a combination of activities, i.e. Building, Plumbing, Electrical or
Mechanical.
Expedited processing is only available for unusual circumstances as deemed appropriate by City Staff. Charges for expedited services shall be
determined by using an hourly rate of two times the current preferred hourly rate as established by EsGil Corporation.
Projects requiring additional inspections, additional re- inspection or additional plan check of revised plans shall be determined using the current
preferred hourly rate established by EsGil Corporation (one -hour minimum).
19 of 31 ATTACHMENT B June 3, 2014 Item #_al
STRIKEOUT /UNDERLINE BUILDING VALUATION TABLE
ATTACHMENT B
20 of 31 STRIKEOUT /UNDERLINE BUILDING VALUATIONJIM L13, 2014 Item #3--
City of Poway
Master Fee Schedule
Development Services - Building Division - Valuation f chedule 1)
The Building Valuation Table is used to calculate the estimated construction value of buildings in the
permit process. -Tlh+s The valuation fiNARbeF is then used to calculate building permit and inspection
eheek fees.
The listed below based
foot
. values are on a per square
measurement. The valuation used for fee calculation is the total of all valuation components of a
given
rp oject.
Occupancy
Type of Construction Valuation
Apartment Houses
*Type I or II -F.R. $120.83
$152.1 3
Apartment Houses
Type V or III (Masonry) $98.66
$124.21
Apartment Houses
Type V Wood Frame $94.90
$114.4 5
Apartment Houses
Type I Basement Garage $42.13
$53.0 4
Banks
*Type I or 11 -F.R $164.07
206.56
Banks
Type II 1 -Hour $120:83
152.13
Banks
Type II -N $117.51
147.94
Banks
Type III 1 -Hour $133.03
167.48
Banks
Type 111 -N $129.59
161.90
Banks
Type V 1 -Hour $120.83
152.13
Banks
Type V -N $140
146.55
Car Washes
Type III 1 -Hour $77:90
97.70
Car Washes
Type III -N $74.27
93.51
Car Washes
Type V 1 -Hour $661
83.74
Car Washes
Type V -N $62:08
78.16
Churches
Type I or II -F.R. $109.75
138.17
Churches
Type II 1 -Hour $83.14
104.68
Churches
Type II -N $79.71
99.09
Churches
Type III 1 -Hour $89.79
113.05
Churches
Type III -N $86.36
107.47
Churches
Type V 1 -Hour $84:25
106.07
Churches
Type V -N $78.71
99.09
Convalescent Hospitals
*Type I or II -F.R. $154.09
194.00
Convalescent Hospitals
Type II 1 -Hour $107.53
135.38
Convalescent Hospitals
Type III 1 -Hour $109.75
138.17
Convalescent Hospitals
Type V 1 -Hour $193a0
129.80
Dwellings * **
Type V Adobe $135.24
170.27
Dwellings * **
Type V Masonry $107.53
135.38
Dwellings * **
Type V Wood Frame $81.99
128.40
Dwellings * **
Basements (semi - finished) $25.50
32.10
Dwellings * **
Additions - Wood Frame $121.94
153.52
Dwellings * **
Solariums $103:10
129.80
Dwellings * **
Cabana - Pool House (Type V) $95.34
120.03
Fire Stations
Type I or II -F.R. $126.38
159.11
Fire Stations
Type II 1 -Hour $834
104.68
Fire Stations
Type II -N $78.71
99.09
Fire Stations
Type III 1 -Hour $90.90
114.45
Fire Stations
Type III -N $87.58
110.26
Fire Stations
Type V 1 -Hour $85:36
107.47
Fire Stations
Type V -N $80.92
101.88
Fitness Centers
Same values as Office Buildings
Hospitals
*Type I or II -F.R $180:69
$227.49
Hospitals
Type III 1 -Hour $149.65
188.42
Hospitals
Type V 1 -Hour $443.00
180.04
ATTACHMENT B
20 of 31 STRIKEOUT /UNDERLINE BUILDING VALUATIONJIM L13, 2014 Item #3--
Development Services - Building Division - Valuation (Schedule 1)
The Building Valuation Table is used to calculate the estimated construction value of buildings in the
permit process. +s The valuation der is then used to calculate building permit and inspection pla+}
fees. the Gity ^harges +^ .^^^„^.
; *^ ^ ^ ^ +^ The values listed below are based on a per square foot
measurement. The valuation used
for fee calculation is the total of all valuation components of a
given
rofect.
Occupancy
Type of Construction Valuation
Hotels & Motels
"Type I or II -F.R. $ 11.96
140.96
Hotels & Motels
Type III 1 -Hour $97.55
122.82
Hotels & Motels
Type III -N $92.01
115.84
Hotels & Motels
Type V 1 -Hour $84.25
106.07
Hotels & Motels
Type V -N $834
104.68
Industrial Plants
Type I or II -F.R. $63. i 9
79.55
Industrial Plants
Type II 1 -Hour $4434
55.83
Industrial Plants
Type II N (Stock) $41.02
51.64
Industrial Plants
Type III 1 -Hour $48.78
61.41
Industrial Plants
Type III -N $45.45
57.22
Industrial Plants
Tilt -up $33.26
41.87
Industrial Plants
Type V 1 -Hour $45.45
57.22
Industrial Plants
Type V -N $42.13
53.04
Medical Offices
'Type I or II -F.R. $433.03
167.48
Medical Offices
Type II 1 -Hour $4999
128.40
Medical Offices
Type II -N $97.55
122.82
Medical Offices
Type III 1 -Hour $4}9:86
139.57
Medical Offices
Type III -N $193.10
129.80
Medical Offices
Type V 1 -Hour $99-;7
125.61
Medical Offices
Type V -N $96.44
121.42
Offices
'Type I or II -F.R. $41862
149.34
Offices
Type II 1 -Hour $79.82
100.49
Offices
Type II -N $75.38
94.91
Offices
Type III 1 -Hour $85.36
107.47
Offices
Type III -N $82.03
103.28
Offices
Type V 1 -Hour $79.82
100.49
Offices
Type V -N $7-38
94.91
Private Garages
Wood Frame - Finished $26.61
33.50
Private Garages
Wood Frame - Unfinished $26.61
33.50
Private Garages
Masonry $344
39.08
Private Garages
Open Carports $18.85
23.73
Public Buildings
'Type I or II -F.R. $136:35
171.67
Public Buildings
Type II 1 -Hour $110.866
139.57
Public Buildings
Type II -N $106.42
133.98
Public Buildings
Type III 1 -Hour $11155.2299
145.15
Public Buildings
Type III -N $11110.96
139.57
Public Buildings
Type V 1 -Hour $405.31
132.59
Public Buildings
Type V -N $101.99
128.40
Public Garages
'Type I or II -F.R. $54.32
68.39
Public Garages
`Type I or II Open Parking $41.02
51.64
Public Garages
Type II -N $31-04
39.08
Public Garages
Type III 1 -Hour $41.02
51.64
Public Garages
Type III -N $36.58
46.06
Public Garages
Type V 1 -Hour $37.69
47.45
Restaurants
Type III 1 -Hour $108.64
136.78
Restaurants
Type III -N $104.29 $131.19
Restaurants
Type V 1 -Hour $98.66
124.21
Restaurants
Type V -N $95.34
120.03
ATTACHMENT B
21 of 31 STRIKEOUT /UNDERLINE BUILDING VALUATIOIOI3, 2014 Item #3J.-
Development Services - Building Division - Valuation (Sctieau e I
e Building Valuation Table is used to calculate the estimated construction value of buildings in the
rmit process. 444s The valuation number is then used to calculate building permit and inspL -.Rion plan
ask fees. the Gity GhaFges t9 FeGever itS GGStS. The values listed below are based on a per square foci
;asurement. The valuation used for fee calculation is the total of all valuation components of a given
on
Schools
Type I or II -F.R.
$123.05 154.92
Schools
Type II 1 -Hour
$84.25 106.07
Schools
Type III 1 -Hour
$89.79 113.05
Schools
Type III -N
$86.47 108.86
Schools
Type V 1 -Hour
$84.25 106.07
Schools
Type V -N
$80.92 101.88
Service Stations
Type II -N
$74.27 93.51
Service Stations
Type III 1 -Hour
$7760 97.70
Service Stations
Type V 1 -Hour
$66-61 83.74
Service Stations
Canopies
$31.04 39.08
Stores
*Type I or II -F.R.
$90.90 114.45
Stores
Type II 1 -Hour
$55.43 69.78
Stores
Type II -N
$54.32 68.39
Stores
Type III 1 -Hour
$6762 85.14
Stores
Type 111 -N
$64.30 80.95
Stores
Type V 1 -Hour
$5764 72.57
Stores
Type V -N
$53.21 66.99
Stores
Retail Garden Center (Type V -N)
$44.10 55.52
Theatres
Type I or II -F.R.
$121.94 153.52
Theatres
Type 111 1 -Hour
$88.68 111.65
Theatres
Type III -N
$84.25 106.07
Theatres
Type V 1 -Hour
$83.14 104.68
Theatres
Type V -N
$78.71 99.09
Warehouses **
Type I or II -F.R.
$54.32 68.39
Warehouses **
Type II 1 -Hour
$32.15 40.47
Warehouses **
Type II -N
$31.04 39.08
Warehouses **
Type III 1 -Hour
$36.59 46.06
Warehouses **
Type 111 -N
$35.47 44.66
Warehouses **
Type V 1 -Hour
$325 40.47
Warehouses **
Type V -N
$31.04 39.08
MISCELLANEOUS
Agricultural Building
$18.85 23.73
Aluminum Siding
$5-54 6.98
Antennas
Radio over 30 ft. high
$3,569.54 4494.06
Antennas
Dish, 10 ft. dia. w /decoder
$4,339.98 5464.06
Awning or Canopy
(supported by building)
Aluminum
$21.06 26.52
Awning or Canopy
(supported by building)
Canvas
$8.37 11.17
Balcony
$14.41 18.14
Decks (wood)
$14.41 18.14
Demolition of Building
$443 5.58
22 of 31
ATTACHMENT B
STRIKEOUT /UNDERLINE BUILDING VALUATIOWDWLLIS, 2014
Item #
Development Services - Building Division - Valuation (Schedule 11
e Building Valuation Table is used to calculate the estimated construction value of buildings in the
rmit process. -Tq+s The valuation Rumber is then used to calculate building permit and inspection plap,
ask fees. the Gity GhaFges to reGover its GGsts. The values listed below are based on a per square foot
?asurement. The valuation used for fee calculation is the total of all valuation components of a given
struction
or Freestanding Wall Wood or Chain Link
or Freestanding Wall Wood Frame with Stucco
or Freestanding Wall Wire
ence or Freestanding Wall Masonry
ence or Freestanding Wall Wrought Iron
oundation Only (25% of value of whole
uilding). Remainder of building will be
alued at 75% of the building
ireenhouse
Manufactured Housing (25% of
value of "site built" house)
Mobile Home
Patio
Patio
Patio
atio
lastering
lastering
etaining Wall
eroofing (1 square = 100 square feet)
eroofing (1 square = 100 square feet)
eroofing (1 square = 100 square feet)
eroofing (1 square = 100 square feet)
eroofing (1 square = 100 square feet)
eroofing (1 square = 100 square feet)
eroofing (1 square = 100 square feet)
eroofing (1 square = 100 square feet)
eroofing (1 square = 100 square feet)
oof Structure Replacement
inas (Steam)
r or Hot Tub ( "Jacuzzi® ")
i rs
ne and Brick Veneer
rage Racks
mming Pool (per sf surface area)
mming Pool (per sf surface area)
mming Pool (per sf surface area)
enant Improvements
Wood Frame with Cover
Metal Frame with Cover
Wood Frame Cover & Walls
Metal Frame Cover & Walls
Screen or Plastic Walls
Inside
Outside
Concrete or Masonry
Built -up
Composition Shingles
Fiberglass Shingles
Asbestos Cement Shingles
Wood Shingles (Class C min)
Wood Shakes (Class C min)
Aluminum Shingles
Clay Tile
Concrete Tile
per CF
Vinyl -lined
Gunite
Fiberglass
Medical offices, restaurants,
hazardous 'h' occupancies
ant Improvements Other such as stores & offices
General Additions and Modifiers
Fire Sprinkler System
Air Conditioning - Commercial
Air Conditioning - Residential
Fireplace- Concrete or masonry
Fireplace - prefabricated metal
Pile Foundations
Pile Foundations
23 of 31
Cast -in -place concrete piles
$5-54
$24.39
$847
$111.09
$42.49
$14.41
$3:33
$3�3
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STRIKEOUT /UNDERLINE BUILDING VALUATION] % 2014
Item #�
Development Services - Building Division - Valuation (Schedule t)
The Building Valuation Table is used to calculate the estimated construction value of buildings in the
permit process. his The valuation aver is then used to calculate building permit and inspection plan-
fees.
. The values listed below are based on a per square foot
measurement. The valuation used for fee calculation is the total of all valuation components of a
given
rp oject•
Occupancy
Type of Construction Valuation
Alterations to Existing Structures
(with no additional Floor Area
or Roof Cover)
Interior Partition
$53.21
$66.99
Install Windows or Sliding Glass Doors
$46.63
$20.94
Close Exterior Wall Opening
$15.52
$19.54
Shell Buildings
80% Of GOMpleted
Banks
*Type I or I B
$165.2 5
Banks
Type II A
$121.70
Banks
Type II B
$118.3 5
Banks
Type III A
$133.9 8
Banks
Type III B
$129.5 2
Banks
Type V A
$121.70
Banks
Type V B
$117.2 4
Medical Offices
*Type I or I B
$133.9 8
Medical Offices
Type II A
$102.7 2
Medical Offices
Type II B
$98.26
Medical Offices
Type III A
$111.6 5
Medical Offices
Type III B
$103.8 4
Medical Offices
Type V A
$100.4 9
Medical Offices
Type V B
$97.14
Offices
*Type I or I B
$119.4 7
Offices
Type II A
$80.39
Offices
Type II B
$75.92
Offices
Type III A
$85.97
Offices
Type III B
$82.62
Offices
Type V A
$80.39
Offices
Type V B
$75.92
Restaurants
Type III A
$109.42
Restaurants
Type III B
$104.95
Restaurants
Type V A
$99.3 7
Restaurants
Type V B
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Stores
*Type I or I B
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Stores
Type II A
55.83
Stores
Type II B
54.71
Stores
Type III A
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Stores
Type III B
64.76
Stores
Type V A
58.06
Stores
Type V B
53.59
* *Deduct 11 percent for mini - warehouses.
** *For subdivisions with 10 or more single - family dwellings which have plan check and
building permit issuances in groups of 10
or more, the valuation of the plan check and
building permit fees mav be decreased bv
10 percent.
ATTACHMENT B
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Building Safety Plan
Review Services
November 15, 2013
Mr. Robert Manis
Director of Development Services
City of Poway
13325 Civic Center Drive
Poway, CA 92064
Subject: Proposed Building Fee Adjustments
Dear Mr. Manis:
In Partnership
with Government
for Building Safety
OP 0c,
Thank you for meeting with Mark Beauchamp and me to discuss City Building Permit fees. Per your request,
we are sending this letter to formally request permit fee multiplier adjustments.
As you know, the City's current contract requires EsGil to provide building inspection, building plan checks
and Building Official services for 75% of the building permit fees collected with the City retaining 25% to
cover their overhead.
The City's last fee increase was in 2008. During this time, our overhead costs have increased significantly.
We have taken many internal steps to offset our overhead by reducing both staff and management, reducing
management salaries and benefits, and discontinuing paying 401 k matching and discontinuing paying for
employee dependents health insurance.
During this same time, we have taken on enforcement of the state - mandated Green Building Code and many
other new state mandates. We have also implemented Poway's expedited plan check service times and have
continued to fully comply with all service delivery times in the City's contract with EsGil Corporation.
In order to continue the high service levels in Poway with out highly qualified staffing, we request that the
2005 I.C.C. San Diego Regional valuation multiplier table that was adopted by Poway in 2008 be updated to
the current valuation multiplier table published in 2012. Without modifying Poway's fee schedule, this will
increase Poway Building permit revenue by approximately 12 %. Please seethe enclosed fee comparisons.
We value our over -30 -year contractual relationship with Poway and truly appreciate the team efforts and
responsiveness of all City staff we work with in providing your City's building safety services..
Respectfully,
ESGIL CORPORATION
I {urt Culver
President
9320 Chesapeake Drive, Suite 208 o San Diego, CA 92123 9 (858) 560 -1463 r. Fax (858) 560 -1576 s www.esgil.com
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