Roseville, CA Development Impact Fees (2026)

Source of truth: City of Roseville "Residential Development Fees" booklet, effective July 1, 2025 - June 30, 2026 (adopted by City Council; annual inflation adjustment). All city-controlled fees below are quoted verbatim from that booklet and are HIGH confidence.

Representative case

Single-family detached, ~2,000-2,500 sq ft, low-density residential (LDR). Several Roseville fees vary by location (benefit district / specific-plan area), housing density, water pressure zone, or home size. Where a fee is location- or zone-tiered, I selected a broadly applicable representative row as primary and marked mutually-exclusive variants excludeFromTotal=true with a note.

Traffic

Roseville layers MULTIPLE additive traffic fees on each unit: City Traffic Mitigation Fee (TMF), Highway 65 JPA, SPRTA Regional, City/County Traffic Mitigation, and (in some western specific plans only) SPRTA Tier II. These are additive, not mutually exclusive. I used the "Infill" benefit district NET amounts (a citywide-applicable case) as primary: City TMF net $6,938.23 + Hwy 65 JPA $324.91 + SPRTA Regional $945.00 + City/County $83.39 = $8,291.53 total per SFD (this matches the booklet's printed "Total Net" of $8,291.53 for the Infill district exactly, confirming no double-counting). Newer western specific plans (e.g. Sierra Vista/Westbrook, Creekview, Amoruso) also pay SPRTA Tier II ($8,687/DUE residential) and have different TMF credits; I included Tier II as an excluded row to show it exists.

Drainage

Two separate drainage-fee systems by watershed - "Dry Creek" (per new unit, varies by subshed $371.38-$1,275.41) and "Pleasant Grove Creek" ($643.79/unit LDR). I used Pleasant Grove Creek LDR as primary and included a Dry Creek subshed (Dry Ck. Main Stem, low density $371.38) as an excluded alternative. Only one applies depending on parcel watershed.

Parks

Citywide Park Fee + Neighborhood Park Fee are both charged and vary by specific-plan area (Appendix N). I used the "Infill" rows (Citywide $2,897 + Neighborhood $1,551 = $4,448 SFD) as primary representative. In-lieu/bike-trail/paseo/pool/open-space park fees apply only per specific development agreement and are area-specific (omitted as primary).

Water

Water Connection Fee tiered by density - LDR $12,688 (primary), MDR $7,614, HDR $5,074 (mutually exclusive; MDR/HDR excluded). Additional water-pressure-zone and waterline-reimbursement fees (PZ2, PZ4, NI for NC, NUR for NC, Foothills, Doctor's Ranch) are PARCEL-SPECIFIC assessments that apply only in named specific-plan areas and are mutually exclusive by location - all omitted/excluded (e.g., Doctor's Ranch $1,274.69/unit shown as excluded example). Water Meter Fee ($409.09) and Water Use/construction fee ($75) are additive and included.

Sewer

Regional Sewer Connection Fee $9,858/unit (Regional Treatment Plant service area, additive) + Local Sewer Connection Fee $460/unit (additive). Sewer Special Benefit Area #3 ($697) and #4 ($7,765) apply only to named affected parcels - excluded. SCHOOL FEES (separate districts, NOT city-controlled): City of Roseville does not set or collect school fees; the applicable school district collects them directly. A SFD pays BOTH an elementary district AND the Roseville Joint Union High School District (RJUHSD). Statewide Level 1 statutory cap is $5.38/sf residential as of Jan 28, 2026 (was $5.17). RJUHSD's published statutory high-school portion is $2.14/sf where no agreement exists; most Roseville specific-plan areas are covered by Mutual Benefit (mitigation) Agreements with much higher per-DU fees (RJUHSD alone $6,300-$13,300/DU in many specific plans). I captured the RJUHSD statutory $2.14/sf (high confidence, exact quote, high-school portion only) and an excluded mitigation-agreement example ($13,269/DU).

Other city fees included

Public Facilities Fee (city capital/general - SFD LDR $4,042), Placer County Public Facilities Impact Fee (county fee collected by city - SFD $2,788.35), Electric Backbone Impact Fee ($595.56 SFD - Roseville municipal electric utility), Solid Waste Impact Fee ($410 SFD). Fire Service Construction Fee (valuation x 0.005) and General Plan Update Fee are valuation-based (omitted as fixed-dollar rows). CATEGORIES THAT DO NOT EXIST / NOT SEPARATELY ITEMIZED for Roseville residential: No standalone POLICE impact fee. No standalone LIBRARY impact fee. No standalone citywide AFFORDABLE HOUSING in-lieu fee (only via specific development agreements). No general environmental/open-space citywide impact fee. Mello-Roos/CFD special taxes out of scope. Building permit fee, plan review, strong motion tax, technology fee (3%) are regulatory/permit fees (omitted).

Adu

Per CA Gov. Code 65852.2, ADUs under 750 sq ft are exempt from impact fees statewide; ADUs >=750 sq ft are charged impact fees proportional to the primary dwelling. No separate flat ADU figure published, so no ADU fee row asserted.

Verify

confirmed 27 of 27 rows (every amount AND sourceQuote verified verbatim against the cited PDFs); dropped 0. The Roseville Residential Fee Booklet PDF, the RJUHSD Schedule of Developer Fee Agreements PDF (Revised 06/15/2026), and the AALRR $5.38/sf statutory alert were all re-fetched and confirmed. The booklet's printed Infill "Total Net" of $8,291.53 independently confirms the four additive traffic rows are not double-counted. excludeFromTotal corrections: (1) Public Facilities Fee Multi-Family HDR $2,694 - flipped to excludeFromTotal=true (multifamily variant, not part of the SFD representative total); (2) Placer County Impact Fee Multi-Family $2,032.09 - flipped to excludeFromTotal=true (multifamily variant); (3) Electric Backbone Impact Fee $595.56 - recategorized from miscategorized "police" to "other" and flipped to excludeFromTotal=false (it is a genuine additive impact fee paid on every new SFD electric connection; the only reason it had been excluded was the "police" miscategorization, now corrected). effectiveDate correction: RJUHSD mitigation-agreement example ($13,269/DU) changed from 2026-08-10 to 2026-07-01 (the RJUHSD PDF states mitigation agreements are effective July 1, 2026, while residential statutory fees are effective August 10, 2026). The $5.38/sf statutory cap effective date is more precisely "60 days after each district's board approval" (board approved 1/28/2026) rather than a hard statewide date, but the $5.38 and prior $5.17 figures are confirmed verbatim.