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Building Permit and Development Fees

During the permitting process, various fees are assessed and collected by B&S. 

Depending on the size, scope, and nature of your project, the amount of the fees will vary. 

The location of your project may also have an impact on the amount of fees due. This is because some projects located on sites identified as Flood Zones, Hazardous Fire Zones, or Geologically Hazardous Areas require more time to review and inspect to ensure they will be designed and constructed to be safe for occupants.

Building Permit and development fees, such as Plan Review Fees, Building Inspection Fees, State of California fees, and certain other development fees, are collected by B&S during the permitting process.

Other fees for Special Districts and other County agencies, such as School District Fees, Traffic Impact Fees, Sewer Connection Fees, and Water Service Connection Fees, may also apply to your project. They are typically calculated and collected by the respective Agency or District. These fees will also vary depending on the size, nature, and location of the project.  

Permit fees collected by Building and Safety

Permit fees collected by other Agencies/Departments

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