Updated comprehensive fee schedule for FY 2026-2027
Summary
Next year's fee schedule adds a 2.9% CPI adjustment, makes block party permits free, cuts fire inspection fees for businesses by roughly 40%, and keeps film permit subsidies running.
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Last discussed Jul 27, 2026.
Impact analysis
Roughly $600,000 less in fire inspection revenue; about $8,000 lost from free block party permits; $250,000 film subsidy.
Small businesses, neighborhood block party organizers, and film productions.
Seniors on fixed incomes in the softball league and middle-income working families relying on affordable after-school care.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council Meeting Agenda — July 27, 2026
Tickets will cost more starting as early as January 2027 — street sweeping, expired meters and permit violations are the big three. The city expects about $310,000 more a year. Hardship waivers and payment plans still exist, and the city will run a public-awareness campaign first.
City Council Meeting Agenda — May 26, 2026
Next year's fee schedule adds a 2.9% CPI adjustment, makes block party permits free, cuts fire inspection fees for businesses by roughly 40%, and keeps film permit subsidies running.
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