This is the online version of the City Fee Schedule for Centerville City, Utah. The City Fee Schedule may be referred to herein as "City Fee Schedule" or "CFS".
The City Fee Schedule is arranged alphabetically by subject matter and divided into various chapters and sections. The City Fee Schedule follows a codification structure which uses a decimal numbering system identifying the chapter and section of various portions of the City Fee Schedule (e.g., 1.010). This numbering system is further described as follows:
The first number in the sequence (1.010) designates the chapter level. The second number in the sequence (1.010) designates the section level. Vacant chapters or sections may be designed for future use and may be marked "Reserved" to ease internal expansion.
The City Fee Schedule is amended and supplemented from time to time with amendments, additions, and deletions adopted by resolution or ordinance of the Centerville City Council. The specific provisions of this online schedule have been compiled and codified to comprise the City Fee Schedule as adapted from the official resolutions and ordinances adopted by the City Council. In the event of discrepancies between the online City Fee Schedule and the official hard copy of the resolution or ordinance adopted by the City Council, the hard copy enactment shall govern.
The legislative history of each particular section of the City Fee Schedule is provided at the end of each section in italicized text and is used to keep track of and identify the specific resolutions, ordinances, and enabling legislation. The legislative history refers to each resolution or ordinance adopted by the City Council which affects that particular section and indicates whether the section has been enacted, amended, renumbered, recodified or corrected. A link to the actual resolution or ordinance is also provided when available. Legislative history is available for any City Fee Schedule amendments enacted after August 15, 2017.
NOTICE: THIS ONLINE CITY FEE SCHEDULE MAY NOT REFLECT ALL OR THE MOST CURRENT VERSION OF RESOLUTIONS AND LEGISLATION ADOPTED BY THE CENTERVILLE CITY COUNCIL. IT IS THE CITY'S POLICY AND PRACTICE TO UPDATE THIS ONLINE CITY FEE SCHEDULE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE AFTER LEGISLATION HAS BEEN ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL, BUT SOME DELAY DOES OCCUR BETWEEN THE TIME OF ADOPTION OF AMENDMENTS AND THE UPDATING OF THIS ONLINE CITY FEE SCHEDULE. IN THE EVENT OF CONFLICT BETWEEN THIS ONLINE CITY FEE SCHEDULE AND THE OFFICIAL RESOLUTIONS OR ORDINANCES ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL, THE RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES SHALL GOVERN. ALSO, THIS ONLINE CITY FEE SCHEDULE MAY NOT REFLECT FEES, RULES, REGULATIONS, STANDARDS OR SPECIFICATIONS PROMULGATED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE CENTERVILLE MUNICIPAL CODE OR STATE LAW. PLEASE CONTACT JENNIFER ROBISON, CITY RECORDER, FOR THE STATUS OF ANY CODE SECTION OR FOR OTHER APPLICABLE FEES, RULES, REGULATIONS, STANDARDS OR SPECIFICATIONS AT 801.295.3477 OR JENNIFER.ROBISON@CENTERVILLEUTAH.GOV.
The following fees shall apply to various administrative matters.
| Administrative Fees | Fee | When Due |
| Constitutional Takings Review (CMC 3.07.030) | $75 | Upon Request for Review |
| Development Fee Review Appeal (CMC 3.08.040) | $75 | Upon Request for Review |
| Return Check Fee | $20 | |
| Temporary Noise Permit (CMC 7.09.050) | $25 | Upon Application |
2.020 Dog And Cat Licenses
The following fees shall apply to the raising of chickens and/or rabbits within the City.
| Raising Chickens and/or Rabbits | Fee |
| Permit Fee | $20 |
The City contracts with Davis County to provide animal control and licensing services for the City. Cats and dogs are regulated in accordance with Davis County Animal Control Ordinances and are required to be licensed. Licenses can be obtained from the City or Davis County. If purchased from the City an administrative fee of $2 will be added to the applicable Davis County Fee. Davis County animal licensing fees can be found at: Davis County Animal Control Fees.
The following shall be paid to various boards, commissions, and council.
| Board or Commission | Payment |
| Board of Adjustment Member | $25 per meeting attended |
| City Council Member | $625 per month |
| City Council Mayor | $1,200 per month (plus $100 per month vehicle allowance) |
| Planning Commission Member | $35 per meeting attended |
| Planning Commission Chair | $50 per meeting attended |
| Planning Commission Training (2 hour minimum) | $35 per training attended |
4.020 Grading Permits
4.030 Inspections
4.040 Plan Reviews
4.050 Appeals
The following building permit fees shall apply to construction within the City.
| Building Permit | Fee | When Due | |
| Building Permit | Based on Current Valuation Data (See chart below) |
Prior to Issuance | |
| Plumbing Permit | $70 |
Prior to Issuance | |
| Electrical Permit | $70 |
Prior to Issuance | |
| Construction Bond | $1,000 (refundable upon final approval) |
Prior to Issuance | |
Permit Fee for work originally commenced without a permit | Applicable Permit Fee + 50% | Prior to Issuance | |
Temporary Certificate of Occupancy (Subject to CMC 10.06.050) | $50 | Prior to Issuance | |
Extension of Temporary Certificate of Occupancy (Subject to CMC 10.06.050) | $25 | Prior to Issuance |
Total Building Valuation Chart
| Total Valuation | Fee |
| $1 to $500 | $28.30 |
| $501 to $2,000 | $28.30 for the first $500 plus $23.66 for each additional $1,000 or fraction thereof, to and including $2,000 |
| $2,001 to $25,000 | $83.10 for the first $2,000 plus $16.80 for each additional $1,000 or fraction thereof, to and including $25,000 |
| $25,001 to $50,000 | $470.10 for the first $25,000 plus $12.12 for each additional $1,000 or fraction thereof, to and including $50,000 |
| $50,001 to $100,000 | $772.50 for the first $50,000 plus $8.40 for each additional $1,000 or fraction thereof, to and including $100,000 |
| $100,001 to $500,000 | $1,192.50 for the first $100,000 plus $6.72 for each additional $1,000 or fraction thereof, to and including $500,000 |
| $500,001 to $1,000,000 | $3,880.50 for first $500,000 plus $5.70 for each additional $1,000 or fraction thereof, to and including $1,000,000 |
| $1,000,001 and up | $6,730.50 for the first $1,000,000 plus $4.38 for each additional $1,000 or fraction thereof |
The following grading permit fees shall apply to grading activities within the City.
Grading Permit | Fee | When Due |
| Grading Permit Fee | Based on the combined Grading Permit Fee and Grading Plan Review Fee
(See charts below) | Prior to issuance |
Permit Fee for work originally commenced without a permit | Applicable Permit Fee + 50% | Prior to Issuance |
Grading Permit Fee Chart
| Total Cubic Yards | Grading Permit Fee |
| Less than 100 cubic yards (76.5m3) | $70 |
| 101 to 1,000 cubic yards (77.2 to 764.6m3) | $99 for the first 100 cubic yards (76.5m3), plus $17.50 for each additional 100 cubic yards (76.5m3) or fraction thereof |
| 1001 to 10,000 cubic yards (765.3 to 7645.5m3) | $256.50 for the first 1,000 cubic yards 764.6m3), plus $14.50 for each additional 1,000 cubic yards (764.6m3) or fraction thereof |
| 10,001 to 100,000.00 cubic yards (7,646.3 to 76,455.5m3) | $387 for first 10,000 cubic yards (7,645.5m3), plus $66 for each additional 10,000 cubic yards (7,645.5m3) or fraction thereof. |
| 100,001 cubic yards (76,456.3m3) or more | $981 for first 100,000 cubic yards (76,455.5m3), plus $36.50 for each additional 10,000 cubic yards (7,645.5m3) or fraction thereof. |
Grading Plan Review Fee Chart
| Total Cubic Yards | Grading Plan Review Fee |
| Less than 100 cubic yards (76.5m3) | No Fee |
| 101 to 1,000 cubic yards (77.2 to 764.6m3) | $499 base rate |
| 1001 to 10,000 cubic yards (765.3 to 7645.5m3) | $499 (base rate) + $111.25 |
| 10,001 to 100,000.00 cubic yards (7,646.3 to 76,455.5m3) | $111.25 for first 10,000 cubic yards (7,645.5m3) plus $24.50 for each additional 10,000 cubic yards (7,645.5m3) or fraction thereof (no base rate charged) |
| 100,001 cubic yards (76,456.3m3) or more | $331.75 for first 100,000 cubic yards (76,455.5m3), plus $13.25 for each additional 10,000 cubic yards (7,645.5m3) or fraction thereof. |
The following inspection fees shall apply to building construction.
| Building Inspections | Fee | When Due |
| Inspection Fee | Covered with Building Permit for first two inspections (See Re-Inspection Fee) | Prior to Building Permit |
| Inspection Outside Normal Business Hours | $70 per hour (Two hour minimum) | Upon Request |
| Re-Inspection or Call Back Fee | $70 | Assessed to inspections requiring two or more returns on incomplete or compliance corrections |
| Outside Consultant Inspection | Actual Cost | Upon Request |
Investigation Fee (For commencing work without a permit per CMC 10.04.130) | Amount equal to permit fee required | Upon Demand |
The following plan review fees shall apply.
| Plan Reviews | Fee | When Due |
Commercial, Industrial, Multi-Family Building Plan Review (excluding single-family dwellings, private garages, carports, sheds, and agricultural buildings) | 65% of Building Permit Fee (Peer review to be added fee of actual billing to City) | Prior to Issuance |
Residential Building Plan Review (including single-family dwellings, private garages, carports, and sheds) | 25% of Building Permit Fee | Prior to Issuance |
| Agricultural Building Plan Review | 25% of Building Permit Fee | Prior to Issuance |
| Outside Consultant Plan Review | Actual Cost | Upon Request |
Additional Plan Review Required for Change, Additions, or Revisions to Plans | Actual Costs | Upon Request |
Indentical (Cardfile) Plan Check | Commerical, Industrial and Multi-Family - $140
| Prior to Issuance |
The following appeal fees shall apply to building and fire code appeals.
| Building Appeals | Fee | When Due |
| Building Board of Appeals | $250 | Upon Application |
| Fire Board of Appeals | $250 | Upon Application |
The business license fee for each separate place of business, trade, service or profession within the City, unless otherwise specified, shall be as stated in the following table.
| Business License | Fee | |
| Base Fee | Applicable to All Businesses, except for Home Occupations 2, 3 | $40 1 |
| Courtesy Business License for Home Occupations | $40 3 | |
Enhanced Service Fee | ||
Small Commercial (Under 5,000 square feet) | Enhanced Service Fee | $50 |
Per Employee Charge | $4 | |
Intermediate Commercial (5,001 - 25,000 square feet) |
| $110 |
Per Employee Charge | $4 | |
Large Commercial (Over 25,000 square feet) |
| $260 |
Per Employee Charge | $4 | |
| Annual Renewal Fees 4 | ||
| Annual Renewal Fee | Due on or before January 2 | Same as Business License Fee, including Base Fee, Enhanced Services and Per Employee Charge |
| Late Renewal Penalty Fee | If not paid by January 31 | 50% Penalty |
| If not paid by February 28 | 75% Penalty | |
| If not paid by March 31 | 100% Penalty | |
| Retail Beer License Fees | ||
| Off-Premise Beer Retailer | Base Fee, Enhanced Services, and Per Employee Charge plus the following fees:
$50 Application Fee $150 Initial License Fee $200 Renewal Fee | |
On-Premise Beer Retailer - Restaurant | Base Fee, Enhanced Services, and Per Employee Charge plus the following fees:
$50 Application Fee $250 Initial License Fee$300 Renewal Fee | |
| Temporary Special Event Beer | $50 | |
| Annual Beer Renewal Fees | ||
| Annual Beer Renewal Fee | Due on or before January 2 | Same as Beer License Fees set forth above under applicable beer retailer license |
| Late Renewal Penalty Fee | If not paid by January 31 | 50% Penalty |
| If not paid by February 28 | 75% Penalty | |
| If not paid by March 31 | 100% Penalty | |
| Additional License Fees | ||
| Fireworks | Fireworks Retail Seller Permit (Per CMC 07.07.050) | Applicable business license fee plus Temporary Use Permit Fee |
Fireworks Operator Permit (Per CMC 07.07.050) | Applicable business license fee plus Temporary Use Permit Fee | |
| Sexually-Oriented Business 5 | Business License Fee | Base Fee, Enhanced Services, and Per Employee Charge plus the following fees: $50 Application Fee $500 License Fee |
| Employee License Fee | $100 | |
| License Name Change Fee | $10 | |
| License Address Change Fee | $10 | |
| Duplicate License Fee | $10 |
- A new business beginning operation after January 1 will be charged the Base Fee and the Per Employee Charge plus a prorated portion of the applicable Enhanced Service Fee calculated to the nearest month.
- All contractors and subcontractors are required to have a City Business License. Bonds may be required on some excavation and construction projects or activities.
- Pursuant to Utah Code 10-1-203, the City does not require a business license for home occupations. However, if the owner of a home occupation requests a courtesy business license, the City may issue such license subject to submittal of an application and payment of the administrative fee for the courtesy business license as set forth herein.
- Annual Renewal Fees set forth in this Section apply to all business licenses except for beer license renewals which shall be subject to the Beer Renewal Fees set forth herein.
- Pursuant to CMC 6.05.170, sexually-oriented business and employee licenses shall be valid from the date of issuance through January 1 of each succeeding year. The license fees required herein shall not be prorated for any portion of a year, but shall be paid in full for whatever portion of the year the license is applied for.
6.015 Niche Wall Fees
6.020 Repurchase Of Burial Rights
6.030 Right Of Burial Certificates
The following cemetery and burial fees shall apply to burial rights within the Centerville Cemetery.
Cemetery and Burial Fees
| Cemetery and Burials | Resident 1 | Non-Resident 2 |
| Burial Right 3, 4, 5 | $600 | Not eligible for non-resident purchase |
| Double-Depth Burial Right 6 | $1,200 | Not eligible for non-resident purchase |
Interment 7, 8 (Weekdays Before 5:00 p.m.) | $400 | $1,400 |
Interment 7, 8 (Weekdays After 5:00 p.m. and Saturdays) | $600 | $1,600 |
| Perpetual Care Fee 9 | $300 | $300 |
| Double-Depth Perpetual Care Fee | $600 | $600 |
| Disinterment Fee | Actual Costs ($500 Deposit) | Actual Costs ($500 Deposit) |
| Upright Headstone (Monument) Fee 10, 11 | $200 | $200 |
- As used herein, the term "Resident" means:
- Any person who lived (as their principal place of residence) within the corporate limits of Centerville City, Utah, at the time of death, regardless of actual place of death;
- Any person owning real property within the corporate limits of Centerville City, Utah, at the time of death, regardless of principal place of residence;
- Any person who lived (as their principal place of residence) for at least twenty-five (25) years within the corporate limits of Centerville City, Utah, regardless of principal place of residence at the time of death;
- Any person who lived (as their principal place of residence) within the corporate limits of Centerville City for at least 60% of their lifetime;
- Any person who served a full term as Mayor or on the City Council, Planning Commission, Board of Adjustment, or any other official board or committee of the City established by ordinance;
- Any person who lived (as their principal place of residence) within the corporate limits of Centerville City, Utah, immediately prior to moving from the City into an assisted living or qualified care facility for the purpose of receiving medical or residential care;
- Any current employee of Centerville City and the employee's immediate family members, meaning spouse and children; or
- Any person who has been a full-time employee of Centerville City for at least 20 years or who retired from employment with the City, and their immediate family members, meaning spouse and children.
- The person purchasing the burial right bears the burden of proving they or the person being buried at the time of need meets the definition of resident. If the person did not live in Centerville City at the time of death, evidence of residency or employment and a personal affidavit shall be provided to the City at the time of purchase. When interpreting resident, residency, or principal place of residence, as used herein, the City may use such terms and standards as more particularly defined in Utah Code § 20A-2- 105 ( regarding the determination of residency for purposes of voter registration requirements). References therein to "Utah" and " voting precinct" shall be understood to refer to " Centerville" and " Centerville voting precinct."
- As used herein, the term “Non-Resident” means any person who does not meet the definition of “Resident” as set forth herein.
- Residents may only purchase a Right of Burial on an immediate need basis; provided, at the time of need two Rights of Burial may be purchased. Non-residents are not eligible or permitted to purchase a Right of Burial in the cemetery at this time.
- In the case of a burial right being sold for the first time by the City, three hundred dollars ($300) of the burial right fee shall be placed in the Perpetual Care Fund for the City Cemetery (in addition to Perpetual Care Fees due) and the remainder of the fee shall be placed in the City General Fund.
- For burial rights that have been repurchased by the City, a record should be made of the source of funding for the repurchase transaction, so that the source can be fully repaid when the burial rights are resold.
- Burial rights for a double-depth vault burial space shall be sold at the price set forth in the Fee Schedule and the purchaser shall be required to pay at the time of purchase of the double-depth vault burial space the Double-Depth Perpetual Care Fee set forth in the Fee Schedule.
- One thousand dollars ($1,000) of the non-resident interment fee shall be placed in the Perpetual Care Fund for the City Cemetery and the remainder of the fee shall be placed in the City General Fund.
- An infant or the cremains of a deceased person placed in a burial space with another deceased person, as approved by the Parks and Recreation Director in accordance with CMC 8.03.090, shall not be required to pay non-resident interment fees and shall be subject to the resident interment fees regardless of domicile or interest.
- All burial rights and burials within the City Cemetery shall be subject to a Perpetual Care Fund fee, including infants or cremains buried in a space as approved by the Parks and Recreation Director in accordance with CMC 8.03.090. Except as provided herein, the Perpetual Care Fee shall be paid at the time of purchase of burial rights. In the event the Perpetual Care Fee is not paid at the time of purchase of the burial rights, the Perpetual Care Fee shall be paid at the time of Interment or inurnment. Purchasers of burial rights for a double-depth vault burial space shall pay at the time of purchase of the double-depth vault burial space the Perpetual Care Fee for double-depth vaults set forth in the Fee Schedule (equal to the perpetual care fee for two single depth burial rights).
- All funds received for upright headstone (monument) fees shall be placed in the Perpetual Care Fund for the City Cemetery.
- Upright Headstone (Monuments) shall only be allowed in specified areas of the Cemetery in accordance with CMC 8.03.250.
Adopted by Res. 2017-18 on 8/15/2017
Amended by Res. 2017-20 on 11/8/2017
Amended by Res. 2018-03 on 1/2/2018
Amended by Res. 2018-18 on 6/5/2018
Amended by Res. 2020-06 on 3/17/2020
Amended by Res. 2021-04 on 2/2/2021
Amended by Res. 2021-40 on 12/7/2021
Amended by Res. 2022-02 on 1/4/2022
Amended by Res. 2022-26 on 11/15/2022
Amended by Res. 2023-04 on 3/7/2023
Amended by Res. 2023-07 on 5/2/2023
Amended by Res. 2024-05 on 2/6/2024
The following niche wall fees shall apply to inurnment of cremains within City niche walls.
Niche Wall Fees
| Niche Wall Fees 8 | Resident 1 | Non-Resident 2 |
| Niche Space - Row A 5, 7, 9 | $900 | Not eligible for non-resident purchase |
| Niche Space - Row B 5, 7, 9 | $800 | Not eligible for non-resident purchase |
| Niche Space - Row C 5, 7, 9 | $700 | Not eligible for non-resident purchase |
| Niche Space - Row D 5, 7, 9 | $600 | Not eligible for non-resident purchase |
| Veterans Memorial Niche Wall Fees | Veteran 3 | Non-Veteran 4 |
| Niche Space - Row A 6, 7, 9 | $900 | Not eligible for non-veteran purchase |
| Niche Space - Row B 6, 7, 9 | $800 | Not eligible for non-veteran purchase |
| Niche Space - Row C 6, 7, 9 | $700 | Not eligible for non-veteran purchase |
| Niche Space - Row D 6, 7, 9 | $600 | Not eligible for non-veteran purchase |
Inurnment of One Set of Cremains in Niche Space or Inurnment of Two Sets of Cremains in Niche Space at the Same Time | Included in Cost of Niche Space | Included in Cost of Niche Space |
Niche Space Perpetual Care Fee 7 | Included in Cost of Niche Space | Included in Cost of Niche Space |
| Opening Fee to Inurn Second Set of Cremains in Niche Space | $200 | $200 |
| Name Plate Replacement or Revision | $200 | $200 |
| Disinurnment of Cremains from Niche Space | $200 | $200 |
- As used herein, the term "Resident" means:
- Any person who lived (as their principal place of residence) within the corporate limits of Centerville City, Utah, at the time of death, regardless of actual place of death;
- Any person owning real property within the corporate limits of Centerville City, Utah, at the time of death, regardless of principal place of residence;
- Any person who lived (as their principal place of residence) for at least twenty-five (25) years within the corporate limits of Centerville City, Utah, regardless of principal place of residence at the time of death;
- Any person who lived (as their principal place of residence) within the corporate limits of Centerville City for at least 60% of their lifetime;
- Any person who served a full term as Mayor or on the City Council, Planning Commission, Board of Adjustment, or any other official board or committee of the City established by ordinance;
- Any person who lived (as their principal place of residence) within the corporate limits of Centerville City, Utah, immediately prior to moving from the City into an assisted living or qualified care facility for the purpose of receiving medical or residential care;
- Any current employee of Centerville City and the employee's immediate family members, meaning spouse and children; or
- Any person who has been a full-time employee of Centerville City for at least 20 years or who retired from employment with the City, and their immediate family members, meaning spouse and children.
- The person purchasing the niche space bears the burden of proving they or the person being inurned at the time of need meets the definition of resident. If the person did not live in Centerville City at the time of death, evidence of residency or employment and a personal affidavit shall be provided to the City at the time of purchase. When interpreting resident, residency, or principal place of residence, as used herein, the City may use such terms and standards as more particularly defined in Utah Code § 20A-2-105 (regarding the determination of residency for purposes of voter registration requirements). References therein to "Utah" and “voting precinct" shall be understood to refer to "Centerville" and "Centerville voting precinct."
- As used herein, the term “Non-Resident” means any person who does not meet the definition of “Resident” as set forth herein
- As used herein, the term “Veteran” means a resident of Centerville who served in the United States Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Space Force, Coast Guard, or a reserve component thereof, or the Utah National Guard, and who was discharged or released therefrom under conditions other than dishonorable. Veteran may also include any resident of Centerville who meets the definition of “Veteran” as defined in 38 U.S.C. § 101.
- As used herein, “Non-Veteran” means any person who does not meet the definition of “Veteran” as set forth herein.
- Residents may purchase a maximum of two niche spaces on a pre-need basis and one niche space on an immediate need basis at the time of need. One niche space can contain up to two sets of cremains if qualified in accordance with applicable City ordinances and regulations. Non-residents are not eligible or permitted to purchase a niche space in the cemetery at this time.
- Veterans who are also residents of Centerville City may purchase a maximum of one niche space in the Veterans Memorial Niche Wall on a pre-need basis. One niche Space can contain up to two sets of cremains in accordance with applicable City ordinances and regulations, provided that the Veteran must be inurned in the niche space prior to the inurnment of a second set of cremains. Non-residents and Non-veterans are not eligible or permitted to purchase a niche space in the Veterans Memorial Niche Wall.
- All niche spaces within the City Cemetery shall be subject to a Perpetual Care fee. The Perpetual Care Fee shall be paid at the time of purchase of inurnment rights and is included in the cost of the niche space. Two hundred dollars ($200) of the niche space fee shall be allocated to the Perpetual Care Fund for the City Cemetery and the remainder of the niche space fee shall be placed in the City General Fund.
- For inurnment rights that have been repurchased by the City, a record should be made of the source of funding for the repurchase transaction, so that the source can be fully repaid when the inurnment rights are resold.
- Niche walls and niche spaces shall be labeled and assessed niche space fees in accordance with the following diagrams (which fees are represented as including the niche space fee, the inurnment of cremains fee, and the perpetual care fee):
Niche Wall #1
East Side (Sunrise)
Niche Wall #2
West Side (Sunset)
Veterans Memorial Niche Wall #1
North Side
Veterans Memorial Niche Wall #2
South Side
Pursuant to CMC 8.03.100, unused burial rights and inurnment rights may not be further sold to any person other than the City. By ordinance, the City has agreed to buy back any unused burial right or inurnment right which it has sold. For purposes of buy back of niche spaces, the niche space must be unused or the cremains disinurned prior to selling back the niche space to the City. The repurchase price for such buy back shall be as follows:
- Regular Repurchase Price. Except as otherwise provided in Subsection (b) regarding Times of Need Repurchasing, the City will repurchase any previously sold burial right or inurnment right for the original price paid by the purchaser or the current selling price, whichever is less.
- Times of Need Repurchase Price. In times of need, when available burial rights within the Cemetery are less than 10% of capacity ("Times of Need"), the City Manager may authorize the repurchase of necessary burial rights at the following incentive repurchase price, subject to budget authority and funding for the cost of repurchase:
- Burial Right With No Perpetual Care Fee. Any burial right which has been purchased, but for which the Perpetual Care Fee has not been paid, may be bought back by the City during Times of Need for the original price paid by the purchaser or $500, whichever is greater.
- Burial Right With Perpetual Care Fee Paid. Any burial right which has been purchased, and for which the Perpetual Care Fee has been paid, may be bought back by the City during Times of Need for the original price paid by the purchaser or $800, whichever is greater.
- Double Depth Burial Right with No Perpetual Care Fee. Any double depth burial right which has been purchased, but for which the Perpetual Care Fee has not been paid, may be bought back by the City during Times of Need for the original price paid by the purchaser or $900, whichever is greater.
- Double Depth Burial Right with Perpetual Care Fee Paid. Any double depth burial right which has been purchased, and for which the Perpetual Care Fee has been paid, may be bought back by the City during Time of Need for the original price paid by the purchaser or $1,500, whichever is greater.
Adopted by Res. 2017-18 on 8/15/2017
Amended by Res. 2019-23 on 9/17/2019
Amended by Res. 2019-26 on 11/6/2019
Amended by Res. 2021-40 on 12/7/2021
Amended by Res. 2022-02 on 1/4/2022
The following fees shall apply to Right of Burial Certificate services for the Centerville Cemetery.
| Right of Burial Certificate Application 1 | Fee |
| Transfer of Right of Burial Certificate by Inheritance or Trust | $100 |
| Replacement of Lost Right of Burial Certificate | $50 |
1 If an applicant is transferring or replacing a Burial Certificate for more than one space at the same time, the applicant will only be charged one applicable fee and not a fee per space. However, if an applicant is applying for an application to both transfer and replace a Burial Certificate, the applicant will be charged the applicable fee per application regardless of the number of spaces involved.
7.020 Zoning Code Violations
7.030 Traffic And Criminal Code Violations
7.040 Civil Penalty Appeals
Except as otherwise provided for Zoning Code, Criminal Code and Traffic Code violations, the civil penalty applicable to Centerville Municipal Code violations enforced pursuant to CMC 1.06 (Civil Penalties) regarding civil enforcement procedures, shall be $150 for the first violation, $300 for the second violation, and $500 for any subsequent same code violations occurring on the same property within 12 months from the date of the civil citation. The civil penalty shall double for any outstanding citation if not paid within 20 days from the date of service and shall triple if not paid within 40 days from the date of service. These penalties are represented in the following chart.
Municipal Code Violations
| Municipal Code Violations | Civil Penalty | Late Payments |
| First Violation | $150 (if paid within 20 days) | $300 (if paid within 21-40 days) $450 + interest (if paid after 40 days) |
| Second Violation | $300 (if paid within 20 days) | $600 (if paid within 21-40 days) $900 + interest (if paid after 40 days) |
| Third or Subsequent Violations | $500 (if paid within 20 days) | $1,000 (if paid within 21-40 days) $1,500 + interest (if paid after 40 days) |
The civil penalty applicable to any violation of CZC 12 (Zoning Code) regarding Zoning Ordinances enforced pursuant to the civil enforcement procedures set forth in CZC 12.23 (Enforcement) shall be $150 for the first violation, $300 for the second violation, and $500 for any subsequent same code violations occurring on the same property within 12 months from the date of the civil citation. The civil penalty shall double for any outstanding citation if not paid within 20 days from the date of service and shall triple if not paid within 40 days from the date of service.
Zoning Code Violations
| Zoning Code Violations | Civil Penalty | Late Payments |
| First Violation | $150 (if paid within 20 days) | $300 (if paid within 21-40 days) $450 + interest (if paid after 40 days) |
| Second Violation | $300 (if paid within 20 days) | $600 (if paid within 21-40 days) $900 + interest (if paid after 40 days) |
| Third or Subsequent Violations | $500 (if paid within 20 days) | $1,000 (if paid within 21-40 days) $1,500 + interest (if paid after 40 days) |
8.020 Basis For Drainage Utility Fees
8.030 Fees For Drainage Utility
8.040 Drainage Utility Exemptions
8.050 Amendments
8.060 Drainage Utility Credits
8.070 Subdrain District Map
- Developed Parcel. “Developed parcel” means any parcel that has been altered from its natural condition by the construction of improvements or other impervious surface areas or by grading or filling of the ground surface areas which grading or filling affects the hydraulic properties of the parcel.
- Equivalent Dwelling Unit (“EDU”). “Equivalent Dwelling Unit” or “EDU” is based upon the number of plumbing fixture units per building, structure and/or dwelling on a developed parcel. One EDU is defined as 20 fixture units as determined using the most recent edition of the Uniform Plumbing Code, as adopted by the City.
- Equivalent Service Unit (“ESU”). "Equivalent Service Unit” or “ESU” means the average amount of impervious surface, expressed in square feet, on developed single-family residential parcels in Centerville City.
- Impervious Surface. “Impervious Surface” means any hard surface area which either prevents or retards the absorption or entry of water into the soil mantle as it entered under natural conditions pre-existing to development, or any hard surface area which causes water to run off the surface in greater quantities or at an increased rate of flow from that present under natural conditions pre-existent to development. Common impervious surfaces include, but are not limited to: rooftops; concrete or asphalt paving; walkways; patios; decks; driveways; parking lots; storage areas; trafficked or compacted gravel; or other surfaces which similarly impede the natural infiltration into the ground or runoff of storm and surface water.
- Parcel. The smallest separately segregated unit or plot of land having an identified owner, boundaries, and surface area which is documented for tax purposes and given a tax account (lot) number by the Davis County Assessor.
- Single-Family Residential. A residential building having only one living unit, or a residential building having more than one living unit, if living units are separately owned and titled.
- Subdrain District. “Subdrain District” means parcels and/or property located within a defined area or areas of the City specifically benefitted and/or serviced by a subdrain system as more particularly set forth in CFS 8.070 (Subdrain District Map). For purposes of determining the boundaries of the Subdrain District(s) within the City, the following factors shall be considered: actual service connections from the property to a main subdrain system collection line; the ability and/or necessity of the property to connect to a main subdrain system collection line, the proximity of the property to existing subdrain systems; areas or property with an identified subsurface water problem; and property located within developed subdivision containing a subdrain system.
The purpose of this Section regarding Drainage Utility Fees is to establish and set forth the fees charged by the Drainage Utility Program. The fees established herein are based upon studies conducted by the City and recommendations made by the Public Works Director. Drainage Utility Fees shall be charged for each developed parcel of real property within the City including a storm drainage fee (based on ESU’s) and a subdrain fee (based on EDU’s). The basis for the Drainage Utility Fees are as follows.
- Basis for Storm Drainage Utility Fee. The two main components of the Storm Drainage Utility Fee are: (1) the amount of impervious surface on the parcel (expressed in Equivalent Service Units or “ESU’s”); and (2) the amount charged per ESU.
- Single-family residential parcels will be assessed a common storm drainage utility fee, based on the average amount of impervious surface area found on single-family residential parcels in the City. One ESU equals 3,600 square feet of impervious surface area.
- Non-single family residential parcels will be assessed a storm drainage utility fee based on the actual amount of impervious surface on the parcel.
- Single-family residential parcels will be assessed a common storm drainage utility fee, based on the average amount of impervious surface area found on single-family residential parcels in the City. One ESU equals 3,600 square feet of impervious surface area.
- Basis for Subsurface Drainage Utility Fee. The Subsurface Drainage Utility Fee shall be assessed against all developed parcels within the City, whether residentially or commercially developed, based upon the equivalent dwelling units (EDU’s) on the parcel and the location of the parcel either within or outside of a Subdrain District. Each developed parcel shall pay the required subsurface drainage utility fee for each EDU.
- Storm Drainage Utility Fees
- Single-Family Residential Parcels - $13 per month (1 ESU)
- Other Developed Parcels
- All other developed parcels, including, but not limited to multiple-family residential parcels, commercial parcels and industrial parcels shall be charged a storm drainage utility fee based on the number of ESU’s on the parcel.
- The number of ESU’s shall be established by measuring the amount of impervious surface on the parcel (in square feet) and dividing that number by 3,600 square feet.
- The actual monthly fee (service charge) shall be computed by multiplying the total ESU’s for the parcel by the monthly rate of $13 per ESU.
- For example, a parcel with 25,000 square feet of impervious surface area shall pay a fee of $90.27 per month (25,000 ÷ 3,600 = 6.944; then, 6.944 X $13 = $90.27.
- Subsurface Drainage Utility Fees
- Developed Parcels Outside a Subdrain District - $4.24 per month (per EDU)
- Developed Parcels Within a Subdrain District - $12.72 per month (per EDU)
Adopted by Res. 2017-18 on 8/15/2017
Amended by Res. 2024-17 on 6/18/2024
Amended by Res. 2024-22 on 10/1/2024
Amended by Res. 2025-01 on 1/21/2025
- Undeveloped Parcels
- Undeveloped parcels shall not pay any drainage utility fees.
- Streets.
- The City Council finds that all streets (publicly and privately owned) are part of the storm utility conveyance system and are therefore exempt from the drainage utility fees set forth herein. For the purpose of this section, “streets” shall include the following:
- Any publicly owned right-of-way.
- Any property that has been dedicated, deeded or condemned as a street and accepted by the City as a street.
- Any property that has been abandoned to the public as a street, if the City considers the property a street and maintains the property as a street.
- Any thoroughfares (publicly or privately owned) that are open to the public, provide access to real property, and are used primarily for vehicular traffic.
- Any railroad right-of-way.
- “Streets” shall not include private driveways, or designated drive areas in malls or shopping centers.
- The City Council finds that all streets (publicly and privately owned) are part of the storm utility conveyance system and are therefore exempt from the drainage utility fees set forth herein. For the purpose of this section, “streets” shall include the following:
Non-single family residential parcels may apply for a service fee credit against the Storm Drainage Utility Fees set forth herein in accordance with the following Drainage Utility Fee Credit Policy.
- Drainage Utility Credit Policy
- Drainage Utility Program. Centerville City has created a citywide drainage utility. The utility was created to provide funding for the operation, maintenance, and capital improvements to the City's storm water and subsurface water drainage facilities and systems. User fees have been established and are calculated on an equivalent service unit (ESU) basis in accordance with the City Drainage Utility Fee Schedule.
- Single Family Residential Units. All single family residential units have been assumed to be similar in terms of their impact and contribution of storm water runoff to the City's storm drainage systems. As such, all single family residential units pay a common base user fee and will not be considered for a user fee credit.
- Multi-Family, Commercial, and Industrial Developments. As there are many varying site runoff conditions for multi-family, commercial, industrial, and institutional developments, Centerville City will consider granting a reduction to the calculated user fee for these types of developments based on on- site detention facilities.
- Additional Policies. The Public Works Director may recommend for adoption by the City Council policies or procedures to assist in the application, administration, and interpretation of the Drainage Utility Fee Credit Policy.
- Amendments. The City Council reserves the right to alter, amend, or rescind the provisions of this credit policy in whole or in part, or to alter the criteria upon which credits are granted, based on the objectives of the Drainage Utility Program. The current primary object behind the credit program is to encourage on-site detention in accordance with the City's storm drain master plan. In the future the City Council may alter or add to the credit criteria to address future objectives, such as water quality.
- Application for Drainage Fee Credit or Adjustment
- Any multi-family, commercial, industrial or institutional property owner, or their agent, may apply to the Public Works Department for a reduction in the monthly Drainage Utility Fee. A reduction in the monthly fee will be considered if one or more of the following credit or adjustment criteria apply.
- Credit Criteria:
- Credit Criteria #1: Property owner has constructed on-site storm water detention basin(s) which limit the storm water discharge rate and have a benefit to the overall system of the City, as determined by the Public Works Department.
- Credit Criteria #2: Property owner has constructed on-site storm water detention that has the capacity to detain more water than the property generates and is considered to be a regional detention facility by the City, as determined by the Public Works Department.
- Adjustment Criteria:
- Adjustment Criteria #1: Calculation of the impervious surface area is incorrect.
- Adjustment Criteria #2: The amount of impervious surface area on the property changes.
- Explanation of Credit Criteria #1
- Many properties within the city have constructed detention areas on-site. These detention areas or detention basins help control the amount of storm water that enters into the city's system during and after a storm event. Non-residential property owners, or their agents, that have constructed such on-site storm water detention or retention facilities may be eligible to apply for credit. In order for a property to receive credit for detention capabilities on their site, the property owner, or their agent, must provide detailed information about the detention area. This information may include, but is not limited to: site plans and blue prints, engineers' studies or reports, or drainage calculations.
- In order to receive credit, the system must be inspected by the Public Works Department to determine that the system is in good working order and adds capacity or reduces the City's downstream costs in providing storm water services.
- The credit will remain in effect as long as:
- The system is in working order and properly maintained.
- The property owner remains responsible for all costs of operation and maintenance of the facility.
- The City will have access to the storm water facility for the purpose of inspecting its compliance with design, maintenance and operating standards.
- The system is determined by the Public Works Department to have a sufficient benefit to the City's storm drain system and/or helps to reduce the City's costs in operating and maintaining the City's storm drain system.
- The maximum amount of credit that may be granted by Credit Criteria #1 is 50%. The fee may not be reduced below the minimum fee charged for a single-family residential lot. The amount of credit, if any, may be based on a decision by the Public Works Department as to the benefit of the facility and the following table.
Basin Outlet Rate Credit Amount 0.8 cfs per acre 35% 0.6 cfs per acre 40% 0.4 cfs per acre 45% 0.2 cfs per acre 50% - Explanation of Credit Criteria #2:
- In some instances, certain non-single family residential parcels may have the space needed and the location desired for construction of a regional detention basin. Regional detention basins can have a great overall benefit to the City's storm drain system.
- In order for a property to be considered a regional detention, it must have the needed space to construct facilities that can detain the property's own run-off as well as additional amounts of storm water run-off from other properties within the same drainage basin. It must also be in a geographical location that is in agreement with the City's storm drain master plan as determined by the Public Works Department.
- Properties that qualify as regional detention may receive the full 50% credit given for on-site detention plus an additional credit based on the amount of additional regional detention that the site can provide. In order for properties qualifying as regional detention basins to automatically receive the full 50%, they must meet the 0.2 cfs per acre requirement. Additional credits given for excess detention must also be determined on the 0.2 cfs per acre requirement. The amount of additional credit given for a property that has regional detention shall be based on following table.
If On-Site Detention Exceeds the Needed Amount By: The Additional Amount of Credit Given Is: 25% - 49% 5% 50% - 74% 10% 75% or more 15% - One unique feature of this credit is that it may be applied to multiple properties within the City owned by the same property owner or property owners' association. In order to obtain credit for other properties, the property with the regional detention must have the capability to detain the equivalent amount of runoff from all properties that the credit would be applied to. If any additional detention storage is still available, additional credit based on the above table may be granted to the properties up to a maximum of 65% total reduction in the fees for each property.
- The maximum amount of credit that may be granted by Credit Criteria #2 is 65%.
- Example: A school has a large grassy area that is used for sports fields. The Public Works Department determines that the site is located in a geographic location that could provide a regional detention facility for a specific drainage basin identified in the City's storm drain master plan. The school works closely with the Public Works Department to design and construct a suitable regional drainage facility. Upon completion, the facility has the capacity to detain 5 acre feet of storm water. The school then applies for credit as a regional detention facility. Under credit criteria #2 the school can apply its credits to other schools that are owned by the same school district. There are three other schools in the city owned by the same school district. The Public Works Department determines that all four schools need a total of 3 acre feet detention to control their runoff. That means that the facility at the school can hold all of its run-off, and in theory all the run-off from its other three schools, and still has an excess storage capacity of 2 acre feet. This extra storage is 67% more than the needed storage for all the schools so an additional 10% credit may be applied to each school in addition to the 50% credit for a total of 60% credit in fees for each school.
- Explanation of Adjustment Criteria #1: A great amount of time and effort has been expended in analyzing and determining the measurement and calculation of the impervious surface area for property within the City to ensure accuracy and correctness. The impervious surface area for most properties is determined from site plans on file with the city, aerial photos, and/or actual field measurements. Property owners, or their agents, who disagree with the amount of impervious surface area measured on their property may apply for an adjustment based on an incorrect calculation of impervious surface. In order to receive an adjustment, the property owner, or his or her agent, must provide sufficient evidence that indicates that the amount of impervious surface has been miscalculated. This information may include, but is not limited to, site plans, aerial photos, actual field measurements, and/ or other documents that indicate the impervious surface areas. The Public Works Department will the review the application and the supporting documentation, and determine if an error has or has not occurred. All properties that are re-evaluated by the City will be billed according to the new measurements. This new billing may result in a lower or higher fee applied to the property.
- Explanation of Adjustment Criteria #2: There is a possibility that changes may occur in the amount of impervious surface area as a result of development or other improvements to the property. If changes have been made on a parcel of land that alters the amount of impervious surface area (i.e. new areas of landscaping or a reduction of impervious surface areas), the property owner , or his or her agent may apply for an adjustment. Supporting documentation must accompany the application and the Public Works Department will review the application and verify that a change has occurred and adjust the fee accordingly.
- Approval and Granting of Credit or Adjustment
- Each property owner, or their agent, applying for a Drainage Utility Fee adjustment or credit will be required to complete a credit application and submit this application together with any required calculations and specific site data to the Public Works Department. Within one month following the receipt of this application, a review committee will meet and evaluate the adjustment or credit application and supporting documents. The applicant may be invited to present his/her application. The review committee shall consist of:
- Centerville City Public Works Director
- Centerville City Storm Drain Supervisor
- Centerville City Engineer
- The review committee shall evaluate the merits of each credit application and may approve or deny a fee credit or adjustment. Decisions for credit may be based on the data submitted, as well as the committee's evaluation of how the facilities fit into the City's storm drain master plan; and the amount of benefit that a facility provides to the city in reducing the costs associated with operating and maintaining the storm drain system. If approved, the monthly fee will be reduced or adjusted in accordance with the amount granted by the committee.
- Each property owner, or their agent, applying for a Drainage Utility Fee adjustment or credit will be required to complete a credit application and submit this application together with any required calculations and specific site data to the Public Works Department. Within one month following the receipt of this application, a review committee will meet and evaluate the adjustment or credit application and supporting documents. The applicant may be invited to present his/her application. The review committee shall consist of:
- Appeals. Any person or entity aggrieved by any final decision regarding credit or adjustment may appeal such decision to the City Manager by filing a written Notice of Appeal with the City Recorder within 15 days from the date of decision being appealed and stating the specific grounds for the appeal. The City Manager may hold a hearing on the appeal. If the person or entity is not satisfied with the City Manager's decision, a further appeal may be made to the City Council. The appeal to the City Council shall follow the same procedures as the appeal to the City Manager. The City Council's decision shall be final and binding on all parties.
- Duration of Credits. Any user fee credit for the Drainage Utility Fee granted by the City shall remain in effect as long as the property owner, or their agent, receiving the credit is in compliance with the criteria that the credit is based upon. If a property owner, or their agent, is not in compliance, the City may suspend the fee credit granted to the property owner or their agent.
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9.020 Cable Franchise Fees
9.030 Other Franchise Fees
The following franchise fees and taxes shall apply to all telecommunications franchises.
| Telecommunication Franchise | Fee | When Due |
| Application Fee | $750 | Pay at time of Application |
| Franchise Renewal 1 | $350 | Pay at time of Renewal Request |
| Franchise Amendment | $750 | Pay at time of Application |
| Transfer Fee | $750 | Pay at time of Transfer Request |
| Franchise Fee 2 | As set forth in applicable Franchise Agreement in accordance with CMC 17.03.010 | Per Franchise Agreement |
| Telecommunications License Tax | 3.5% of gross receipts in accordance with CMC 5.08.030 | Per CMC 5.08.060 |
- Applicants requesting a simple Franchise Renewal for extension of the term of the Franchise shall be subject to the $350 Franchise Renewal Fee. Any other requested changes to the City’s form Franchise Agreement shall be considered a Franchise Amendment subject to the fees set forth herein for Franchise Amendments.
- Generally, telecommunication providers will be subject to the Telecommunications License Tax as set forth herein and not a franchise fee. However, if the franchise agreement specifies a franchise fee, such fee is offset by any Telecommunications License Tax collected by the City in accordance with State law.
The following franchise fees shall apply to all cable franchises.
| Cable Franchise | Fee | When Due |
| Application Fee | $750 | Pay at time of Application |
| Franchise Renewal 1 | $350 | Pay at time of Renewal Request |
| Franchise Amendment | $750 | Pay at time of Application |
| Transfer Fee | $750 | Pay at time of Transfer Request |
| Cable Franchise Fee | 5% of annual gross revenue in accordance with CMC 18.02.080
| Per Franchise Agreement and CMC 18.02.080 |
- Applicants requesting a simple Franchise Renewal for extension of the term of the Franchise shall be subject to the $350 Franchise Renewal Fee. Any other requested changes to the City’s form Franchise Agreement shall be considered a Franchise Amendment subject to the fees set forth herein for Franchise Amendments.
The following franchise fees shall apply to all other franchises and franchise applications not covered by the Telecommunications Franchise Fees or Cable Franchise Fees set forth herein.
| Other Franchise | Fee | When Due |
| Application Fee | $750 | Pay at time of Application |
| Franchise Renewal 1 | $350 | Pay at time of Renewal Request |
| Franchise Amendment | $750 | Pay at time of Application |
| Transfer Fee | $750 | Pay at time of Transfer Request |
| Franchise Fee | As set forth in applicable Franchise Agreement
| Per Franchise Agreement |
- Applicants requesting a simple Franchise Renewal for extension of the term of the Franchise shall be subject to the $350 Franchise Renewal Fee. Any other requested changes to the City’s form Franchise Agreement shall be considered a Franchise Amendment subject to the fees set forth herein for Franchise Amendments.
10.020 Containers
10.030 Billing Status
The monthly service fees for solid waste (garbage), green waste, and recycling services are set forth in the follow table.
Solid Waste (Garbage), Green Waste, and Recycling Services Monthly Fees
(Effective June 26, 2026)
| Number of Containers | Monthly Fee |
| Solid Waste Collection Service Fee | |
| First Container | $16.55 |
| Each Additional Container | $14.49 |
| Recycling Collection Service Fee | |
| First Container | $5.11 |
| Each Additional Container | $2.65 |
| Green Waste Collection Service Fee | |
| First Container | $12.07 |
| Each Additional Container | $12.07 |
Adopted by Res. 2017-18 on 8/15/2017
Amended by Res. 2018-20 on 6/19/2018
Amended by Res. 2019-15 on 6/4/2019
Amended by Res. 2023-10 on 5/16/2023
Amended by Res. 2026-19 on 6/16/2026
The following container fees and costs shall apply to solid waste (garbage), green waste, and recycling services.
- Solid Waste Container Costs
- Solid Waste Container Cost. All new residents applying for solid waste collection services will be required to pay to the City in advance the then current rate and actual City cost for a primary residential container. This container cost is considered a lease and shall be nonrefundable and nontransferable.
- Additional Solid Waste Container Cost. Residents applying for an additional solid waste container will be required to pay to the City in advance the then current rate and actual City cost for the additional residential container. This additional container cost is considered a lease and shall be nonrefundable and nontransferable except as otherwise specifically provided herein. Residents may suspend service for additional containers after a minimum of two calendar months. Residents that request to reinstate service for an additional container within 24 months from the date of suspension of service will not be required to pay the additional container lease cost again, but will be required to pay a $10.00 reinstatement fee.
- Green Waste Container Costs
- Green Waste Container Cost. All new residents applying for collection services will be required to pay to the City in advance the then current rate and actual City cost for a green waste container. This container cost is considered a lease and shall be nonrefundable and nontransferable except as otherwise specifically provided herein.
- Additional Green Waste Container Cost. Residents applying for an additional green waste container will be required to pay to the City in advance the then current rate and actual City cost for the additional green waste container. This additional container cost is considered a lease and shall be nonrefundable and nontransferable except as otherwise specifically provided herein. Residents may suspend service for additional green waste containers after a minimum of two calendar months. Residents that request to reinstate service for an additional green waste container within 24 months from the date of suspension of service will not be required to pay the additional container lease cost again, but will be required to pay a $10.00 reinstatement fee.
- Recycling Container Cost
- Recyclable materials containers shall be supplied by the City’s contractor at no cost to the residents.
- Ownership of Containers
- Nothing herein contained, including payment of the lease sums herein specified, shall affect title to the containers, which ownership shall at all times remain with the City and/or the City’s contractor, as applicable.
- Nothing herein contained, including payment of the lease sums herein specified, shall affect title to the containers, which ownership shall at all times remain with the City and/or the City’s contractor, as applicable.
The following fees shall apply to government records requests. Pursuant to State law, the City may charge a reasonable fee to cover the City's actual cost of providing a record. Except as otherwise provided by State law, the City may not charge a fee for reviewing a record to determine if it is subject to disclosure; inspecting a record; or the first quarter hour of staff time spent in responding to a records request. The fees set forth herein do not alter, repeal, or reduce any other applicable fees established by law. Fees for records requests or other services must be paid prior to receiving records or service.
| Records Requests | Fee | ||
| Printed Copies | Single-Sided (8.5" x 11") | Black | $0.20 |
| Double-Sided (8.5" x 11") | Black | $0.35 | |
| Single-Sided (8.5" x 11") | Color | $0.25 | |
| Double-Sided (8.5" x 11") | Color | $0.40 | |
| Single-Sided (11" x 17") | Black | $0.35 | |
| Single-Sided (11" x 17") | Color | $0.50 | |
| Digital Copies | Sent by email attachment or digital link: Actual Costs If a USB drive is requested or required due to size of request, the actual cost of the USB drive will be charged. | ||
| Printed Charts and Maps | 8.5" x 11" | $0.50 | |
| 11" x 17" | $0.75 | ||
| 24" x 24" - 40" | $20 | ||
| 36" x 36" - 60" | WithoutAerial Background | $25 | |
| Photographs | Sent by email attachment or digital link: $5 (up to 4GB) $10 (up to 8GB) $20 (up to 16GB) $30 (up to 32GB $40 (up to 64GB) Actual Costs (Over 64GB) If a USB drive is requested or required due to size of request, the actual cost of the USB drive will be charged. | ||
| Videos | Sent by email attachment or digital link: $5 (up to 4GB) $10 (up to 8GB) $20 (up to 16GB) $30 (up to 32GB $40 (up to 64GB) Actual Costs (Over 64GB) If a USB drive is requested or required due to size of request, the actual cost of the USB drive will be charged. | ||
| USB Drive (when not included) | Actual Cost | ||
| Certified Copies | $2 per page | ||
| Certified Court Copies | $4.50 first page $0.50 each additional page | ||
| Police Reports | See, Police Department Fees (set forth in Chapter 16) | ||
| Accident Reports | See, Police Department Fees (set forth in Chapter 16) | ||
Compilation Time Hourly Cost of Staff Time for
Compiling, Searching, Formatting, Redacting, etc. | Per hour charge at the current hourly wage of the lowest paid employee who has the necessary skill and training to fulfill the request. (No charge for the first 15 minutes of Staff Time for compiling, searching, formatting, redacting, etc.) | ||
| Fee Waiver Request | No fee | ||
| Records Request Appeal | $50 | ||
| Subpoena Records Requests | Reasonable cost of producing and copying documents in accordance with URCP 45 |
12.020 Storm Drain Impact Fees
12.030 Water Development Impact Fees
12.040 Fire/EMS Impact Fee
The following Park Impact Fees shall apply to development within the City.
| Park Impact Fee | Fee | When Due |
| Park Impact Fee | $2,869 per residential dwelling unit 1 | Prior to Building Permit |
- The Park Impact Fee is $2,869 per each individual dwelling unit. A dwelling unit for the purposes of this provision is defined as one or more rooms connected together but structurally divided from all other rooms in the same building and constituting a separate independent housekeeping unit which may be used for permanent residential occupancy by humans with facilities for such humans to sleep, cook and eat.
The following Storm Drain Impact Fees shall apply to development within the City.
| Storm Drain Impact Fee | Fee | When Due |
Residential Property - Undeveloped Land to be Subdivided | $3,911 per gross acre | Prior to final plat approval |
Residential Property -Existing Lots Not Previously Assessed | $3,911 per acre (prorated) | Prior to issuance of building permit |
Commercial and Industrial Property - Undeveloped Land to be Subdivided | $3,911 per gross acre | Prior to final plat approval |
Commercial and Industrial Property -Existing Lots Not Previously Assessed | $3,911 per acre (prorated) | Prior to issuance of building permit |
The following Water Development Impact Fees shall apply to development within the City.
Water Impact Fees for Development Connections in New Subdivisions | Fee | When Due
|
| Meter Size | Fees Payable in Two Parts as Indicated | |
| 3/4" 1 | $1,013 | Prior to final plat approval |
| $1,013 | Prior to issuance of building permit | |
| 1" | $2,534 | Prior to final plat approval |
| $2,534 | Prior to issuance of building permit | |
| 1 1/2" | $6,081 | Prior to final plat approval |
| $6,081 | Prior to issuance of building permit | |
| 2" | $10,135 | Prior to final plat approval |
| $10,135 | Prior to issuance of building permit | |
| 3" | $22,804 | Prior to final plat approval |
| $22,804 | Prior to issuance of building permit | |
| 4" | $63,344 | Prior to final plat approval |
| $63,344 | Prior to issuance of building permit |
- Meter used for Centerville City for 3/4" connections is 5/8" x 3/4" with a maximum flow rate of 20 gallons per minute.
Water Impact Fees for Development Connections Outside New Subdivisions | Fee | When Due
|
| Meter Size | ||
| 3/4" 1 | $2,026 | Prior to issuance of building permit |
| 1" | $5,068 | Prior to issuance of building permit |
| 1 1/2" | $12,162 | Prior to issuance of building permit |
| 2" | $20,270 | Prior to issuance of building permit |
| 3" | $45,608 | Prior to issuance of building permit |
| 4" | $126,688 | Prior to issuance of building permit |
- Meter used for Centerville City for 3/4" connections is 5/8" x 3/4" with a maximum flow rate of 20 gallons per minute.
Justice Court fees shall be assessed in accordance with the Utah Uniform Fine/Bail Schedule, the Centerville Fine/Bail Schedule, and other applicable statutes and ordinances. Links to the applicable fine/bail schedules are set forth below. Links to these schedules are provided as a courtesy only. Additional fines and surcharges may be imposed. Contact the Centerville Justice Court for exact fine/bail amounts for specific cases and charges.
Adopted by Res. 2017-18 on 8/15/2017
Amended by Ord. 2024-07 (Amended Fine Schedule) on 7/2/2024
The following fees shall apply to Municipal Code, Subdivision, and Zoning Code amendments.
| Municipal Code | Fee | When Due |
| Municipal Code Amendments | $500 | Upon Application |
Subdivision Ordinance Amendments | See CFS 18.080 | See CFS 18.080 |
| Zoning Code Amendments | See CFS 20.160 | See CFS 20.160 |
15.020 Park Pavilion Fees
15.030 Sports Field Use Fees
15.040 Recreation Program Fees
The following fees shall apply to use of City Hall rooms and facilities.
City Hall Facility Use Fees
| City Hall Building Use | ||
| Building Use Security Deposits 1 | Fee | |
| Small Events 2 | Not Involving Food | $30 |
Involving Food | $50 ($20 non-refundable) | |
| Large Event 2 | Not Involving Food | $125 |
Involving Food | $200 ($50 non-refundable) | |
| Building Use Rental Fees 3 | Fee | |
| Room Rental | Council Room | $30 |
| Lobby | $20 | |
| Kitchen Facilities | $20 | |
| Multipurpose Room (EOC) | $20 | |
| Building Use Supervisor Fees | Fee | |
| Standard Supervisor Fee 4 | $15 per hour | |
| Holiday / Weekend Supervisor Fee 4 | $35 per hour |
- The following provisions shall apply to security deposits for building use.
- Deposits are required to be paid when reservation is made. Deposit checks will be cashed.
- If several reservations are made throughout the year, the deposit can be paid at the time of the first reservation and held for a period of one year.
- If cleaning costs or repair of damage to the building or its contents exceeds the deposit, the party renting the building at the time damage was incurred must pay the total costs of such cleaning or repairs.
- The deposit may be returned following review (this may be as long as two or three weeks following the scheduled event).
- Deposit amounts are set by the City Council and are subject to change without advance notice.
- The non-refundable security deposit amount is used by the City for deep cleaning of the building.
- For purposes of this Section regarding building use fees, "small event" shall mean an event with 30 or fewer participants, and "large event" shall mean an event with more than 30 participants.
- The following provisions shall apply to rental fees for building use.
- All rental fees are required to be paid before notice of confirmed reservation.
- If notice of cancellation is received by the City at least two weeks prior to the scheduled event, a full refund less $10 will be issued by the City.
- Fees are set by the City Council and are subject to change without advance notice.
- No fees shall be charged for Centerville City government activities and use of the building. The governing body may discount or waive fees in certain cases where the user makes a significant contribution to the City and its programs. Fees may also be waived for use by other governmental agencies.
- All building use rental is subject to the availability of building supervisor.
The following fees shall apply to park facility rentals.
Park Pavillion Reservation and Rental 1 | Resident | Non-Resident |
| Up to 5 hours | $25 | $50 |
All-Day Use (5 hours or more) 2 (Regardless of Group Size) | $50 | $100 |
Use Exceeds Capacity of Pavilion (Regardless of Hours Used) 3 | $50 | $100 |
- Refund Policy: The City may refund park pavillion reservation fees according to the following:
- If notice of cancellation is received by the City seven or more days prior to said park reservation, a full refund less $10.00, will be issued by the City. No refund will be issued if reservation is cancelled less than seven days in advance.
- If a reservation is made within the seven day non-refund period, no refund will be issued if said reservation is cancelled.
- In cases where inclement weather (this refers to precipitation, not temperature) requires cancellation, upon notification of the City by the next business day and upon approval by the Parks and Recreation Director, a refund of 50% will be issued by the City, or alternately, the fees may be applied to another reservation.
- All-Day Use: All-day use is considered any park pavilion reservation for 5 or more hours. Arrangement must be made with the Parks and Recreation Director before an all-day reservation is made and a Park Pavilion Reservation Addendum must be filled out to reserve a pavilion for 5 hours or more. A deposit and additional fees may be assessed to cover additional costs, such as porta-potties, garbage dumpsters, security, barricades, etc.
- Use Exceeds Capacity of Pavilion: Exceeds capacity use is considered any park pavilion reservation where the number of participants exceeds the capacity of the pavilion. Arrangements must be made with the Parks and Recreation Director before an exceeds capacity use reservation is made and a Park Pavilion Reservation Addendum must be filled out to reserve a pavilion for a group that exceeds the pavilion capacity. A deposit and additional fees may be assessed to cover additional costs, such as porta-potties garbage dumpsters, security, barricades, etc.
- As used herein, the term "Resident" shall be defined as:
- Any person who is a legal resident of Centerville; or
- Any current employees of Centerville City and their immediate family members living in the same household.
- As used herein, the term “Non-resident” shall be defined as any person who does not meet the definition of “Resident” as set forth herein.
Adopted by Res. 2017-18 on 8/15/2017
Amended by Res. 2017-22 on 11/8/2017
Amended by Res. 2018-03 on 1/2/2018
The following fees shall apply to sports field use rentals.
| Sports Field Use | Fee | When Due |
| Field Use Fee | $10 per game (limit 2 hours) | Paid in Advance |
Field Lights Fee (In addition to Field Use Fee) | $30 for every 2 hours of use (minimum $30) (prorated after first 2 hours) | Paid in Advance |
| Baseball Field Preparation | $25 | Paid in Advance |
| Portable Pitching Mount Rental | $25 per day | Paid in Advance |
The following fees are applicable to Police Department services. For fees relating to a government records request, the City may charge a reasonable fee to cover the City's actual cost of providing a record. Except as otherwise provided by State law, the City may not charge a fee for reviewing a record to determine if it is subject to disclosure; inspecting a record; or the first quarter hour of staff time spent in responding to a records request. The fees set forth herein do not alter, repeal, or reduce any other applicable fees established by law. Fees for records requests or other services must be paid prior to receiving records or service.
| Police Department Fees | Municipal or State Code Reference | Fee |
| Police Reports (per Case #) | CMC 3.05.040 | Paper Copies: $10 for first 50 pages $0.20 each additional page (single-sided) $0.35 each additional page (double-sided) Digital Copies (sent as email attachment or digital link): Actual Costs If a USB drive is requested or required due to size of request, the actual cost of the USB drive will be charged. |
| Accident Reports (per Case #) | CMC 3.05.040 | Paper Copies: $10 for first 50 pages $0.20 each additional page (single-sided) $0.35 each additional page (double-sided) Digital Copies (sent by email attachment or digital link): Actual Costs If a USB drive is requested or required due to size of request, the actual cost of the USB drive will be charged. |
| Police Photos (per Case #) | CMC 3.05.040 | Digital only (includes USB drive or digital link):
$25 (up to 8GB) $35 (up to 16GB) $45 (up to 32GB $55 (up to 64GB) Actual Costs (Over 64GB) |
Police Videos (per Case #) Body Camera Video Dash Camera Video Other Video | CMC 3.05.040 | Digital only (includes USB drive or digital link): $10 (up to 4GB) $25 (up to 8GB) $35 (up to 16GB) $45 (up to 32GB $55 (up to 64GB) Actual Costs (over 64GB) |
| Hourly Cost of Staff Time for Compiling, Searching, Formatting, Redacting, etc. | CMC 3.05.040 | Per hour charge at the current hourly wage of the lowest paid employee who has the necessary skill and training to fulfill the request. (No charge for the first 15 minutes of Staff Time for compiling, searching, formatting, redacting, etc.) |
| USB Drive (when not included) | Actual Cost | |
| Mailing Costs | Actual Cost | |
| Other Government Records Fees | See, Government Records Fees (set forth in Chapter 11) | |
| Fingerprinting Fee (Resident) 1 | $10 (first 2 cards) $5 (each additional card) | |
| Fingerprinting Fee (Non-Resident) 2 | $20 (first 2 cards) $5 (each additional card) | |
| Non-BCI Local Records Check (Residents Only) 1 | $15 | |
| Sex Offender Registration Fee | UCA 53-29-304 | $25 (per year) |
| Bicycle License | UCA 11-21-1 | $3 |
| Winter Parking Permit | CMC 14.06.020 | $0 |
| Special Truck Routing Permit | CMC 14.08.050 | $100 |
| Parade, Procession, or Race Permit | CMC 14.07.170 | $50 |
| Contract Security Rate (per Officer) | By contract only | $85 - $110 (per hour) |
- As used herein, the term "Resident" shall be defined as:
- Any person who is a legal resident of Centerville;
- Any current employee of Centerville City and their immediate family members living in the same household; or
- Any current employee of a business located in Centerville City.
- As used herein, the term “Non-resident” shall be defined as any person who does not meet the definition of “Resident” as set forth herein.
Adopted by Res. 2017-18 on 8/15/2017
Amended by Res. 2018-03 on 1/2/2018
Amended by Res. 2026-06 on 4/21/2026
The following fees shall apply for excavation permits and other street and public way permits.
| Streets and Excavations | Fee | When Due |
| Excavation Permit | $35 per 100 lineal feet of work ($35 minimum) | With Application (May be billed as approved by the Public Works Director) |
| Hard Surfacing Inspection Deposit | $200 | Upon Issuance |
| Road Closure Permit | $50 | Upon Issuance |
| Open Cut Permit | $50 | Upon Issuance |
| Driveway Approach Permit | $35 | Upon Issuance |
| Temporary Occupancy Permit | $50 | Upon Filing |
| Parkstrip Tree Permit | No fee | No fee, but permit must be obtained in accordance with CMC 11.02.050 |
| Street Sign (Purchase Cost) | Actual Cost | Prior to Building Permit or Sign Purchase Order, whichever is sooner |
| Street Light (Purchase Cost) | Actual Cost | Prior to Building Permit or as part of Improvements Agreement, whichever is sooner |
| Street Light (Connection Fee) | Actual Cost | Prior to Building Permit or when assessed by Rocky Mountain Power, whichever is sooner |
Street Name Change Request | $1,000 | Upon submittal of request |
| Address Change Request | $600 | Upon submittal of request |
| Street Vacation Request | $1,000 | Upon submittal of request |
| Public Utility Easement Vacation Request | $1,000 | Upon submittal of request |
| Municipal Easement Vacation Request | $1,000 | Upon submittal of request |
| Street Encroachment License | $1,000 | Upon submittal of request |
| Franchise Fees | See CFS 9 (Franchise Fees) | Upon Application |
Permit Fee for work commenced without a permit | Double the original permit fee | Prior to Issuance |
Adopted by Res. 2017-18 on 8/15/2017
Amended by Res. 2017-22 on 11/8/2017
Amended by Res. 2020-03 on 3/17/2020
Amended by Res. 2024-07 on 2/20/2024
Amended by Res. 2026-02 on 4/7/2026
18.020 Minor Subdivisions
18.030 Planned Unit Developments
18.040 Professional Services Fees
18.050 Protection Strips
18.060 Subdivisions
18.065 Expired Subdivision Approval
18.070 Recording Fees
18.080 Subdivision Ordinance Amendment
The following fees shall apply to developments requiring an Improvements Agreements for public infrastructure or landscaping improvements.
| Improvement Agreements | Fee | When Due |
Improvements Agreement (Standard with Final Plat) | No Fee for Agreement, but Bond and Development Fees Due with Agreement | Prior to Recording Plat |
Infrastructure Development Agreement (To Commence Work Prior to Recording Plat) | $50 for Agreement, plus Applicable Bond and Development Fees Due with Agreement | Prior to Commencement of Work |
The following fees shall apply to Minor Subdivisions.
| Minor Subdivisions 3, 4 | Fee | When Due |
Minor Subdivisions (Without Off-Site Improvements) 1 | $500 | Upon Application |
Minor Subdivisions (With Off-Site Improvements) 2 | $900 | Upon Application |
| Inspection Fees | 2.05% of Bond ($500 minimum) | Prior to Recordation |
| Recording Fees | See CFS 18.070 | See CFS 18.070 |
| Appeals | 1/2 of Original Application Fee | Upon Application |
- Minor Subdivisions where no off-site improvements are required, such as subdivision or other public improvements within the public right-of-way.
- Minor Subdivisions where off-site improvements are required, such as subdivision or other public improvements within the public right-of-way.
- The Minor Subdivision shall not be recorded until the applicant has paid for all engineering and legal costs incurred by the City to that date.
- Applicants shall be required to pay the cost of required engineering, consulting, and/or legal services actually incurred by the City for a particular subdivision, development, or development application in accordance with CFS 18.040.
Adopted by Res. 2017-18 on 8/15/2017
Amended by Res. 2024-19 on 8/6/2024
Amended by Res. 2026-02 on 4/7/2026
The following fees shall apply to planned unit developments.
| Planned Unit Developments 1, 3, 4 | Fee
| When Due |
Conceptual Plat Application - Standard 2 | $900 | Upon Application |
Conceptual Plat Application - Within Hillside Overlay 2 | $2,700 | Upon Application |
| Preliminary Plat Application 2 | $900 | Upon Application |
| Final Plat Application | $900 | Upon Application |
| Inspection Fees | 2.05% of Bond ($1,800 minimum) | Prior to Recordation |
| Recording Fees | See CFS 18.070 | See CFS 18.070 |
| Appeals | 1/2 of Original Fee (Not to Exceed $500) | Upon Application |
- If more than two reviews by the Planning Commission are needed of any of the plans hereinabove set forth, an additional fee in accordance with the above schedule shall be paid for each additional review.
- The City reserves the right to require that all of the City’s engineering and/or legal services be paid in full by the applicant prior to allowing the project to move forward to the next level of review.
- Final subdivision plat shall not be recorded until the applicant has paid for all engineering and legal costs incurred by the City to that date.
- Applicants shall be required to pay the cost of required engineering, consulting, and/or legal services actually incurred by the City for a particular subdivision, development, or development application in accordance with CFS 18.040.
Applicants shall be required to pay the cost of required engineering, consulting and/or legal services actually incurred by the City for a particular subdivision, development, or development application. Costs for professional services will be billed to the applicant. Hourly rates and a detailed description of engineering and legal services actually incurred by the City for any particular subdivision, development, or development application shall be provided to the applicant upon request.
The following fees shall apply to protection strips.
| Protection Strips | Fee | When Due |
Protection Strip Application | $1,000 | Upon Application |
| Amendment to Protection Strip | $500 | Upon Application |
| Recording Fees | See CFS 18.070 | See CFS 18.070 |
- Applicants shall be required to pay the cost of required engineering, consulting, and/or legal services actually incurred by the City for a particular application in accordance with CFS 18.040.
The following fees shall apply to subdivisions.
| Subdivisions 1, 4 | Fee
| When Due |
Conceptual Plat Application (Standard) 2 | $900 | Upon Application |
Conceptual Plat Application (Within Hillside Overlay) 2 | $2,700 | Upon Application |
| Preliminary Plat Application 2 | $900 | Upon Application |
| Final Plat Application | $900 | Upon Application |
| Plat Amendment | $800 | Upon Application |
| Inspection Fees | 2.05% of Bond ($1,800 minimum) | Prior to Recordation |
Improvements Agreement (Standard with Final Plat) | See CFS 18.010 | See CFS 18.010 |
Infrastructure Development Agreement (Prior to Recording Plat) | See CFS 18.010 | See CFS 18.010
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| Recording Fees 3 | See CFS 18.070 | See CFS 18.070 |
| Appeals | 1/2 of Original Application Fee | Upon Application |
- If more than two reviews by the Planning Commission are needed of any of the plans hereinabove set forth, an additional fee in accordance with the above schedule shall be paid for each additional review.
- The City reserves the right to require that all of the City’s engineering and/or legal services be paid in full by the applicant prior to allowing the project to move forward to the next level of review.
- Final subdivision plats shall not be recorded until the applicant has paid for all engineering and legal costs incurred by the City to that date.
- Applicants shall be required to pay the cost of required engineering, consulting, and/or legal services actually incurred by the City for a particular subdivision, development, or development application in accordance with CFS 18.040.
If an applicant has previously received approval of a conceptual plan, preliminary plat, final plat, minor subdivision, plat amendment, or planned unit development plat, and such approval has expired pursuant to applicable provisions of Title 15 of the Centerville Municipal Code, the applicant may re-apply for approval of the expired subdivision plan or plat and pay a reduced expired approval application fee so long as the application for re-approval is the same as the prior approved subdivision plan or plat and the re-approval is submitted within 18 months from the date of approval of the prior approved subdivision plan or plat. The expired approval expiration fee shall be 50% of the fee required for the original application. The reduced expired approval application fee set forth herein shall not create any vested rights in an expired application. Such re-approval application shall be deemed a new application for subdivision approval subject to all ordinances, standards, and regulations in place at the time the application is submitted.
The following recording fees shall apply to any recording costs incurred by the City in relation to any specific subdivision or land use application. In the event a more specific recording fee is set forth elsewhere in this Fee Schedule for subdivision or land use applications, the more specific fee shall apply.
| Recording | Fee | When Due |
| Recording Fees | Cost + 20% |
Prior to Recording |
The following fees shall apply to subdivision ordinance amendments.
| Subdivision Ordinance 1 | Fee | When Due |
| Subdivision Ordinance Amendments | $500 | Upon Application |
- Applicants shall be required to pay the cost of required engineering, consulting, and/or legal services actually incurred by the City for applications to amend City Ordinances in accordance with CFS 18.040.
19.020 Culinary Water Rates (Effective June 26, 2025)
19.030 Flood Damage Prevention
19.040 Professional Services Fees
19.050 Stormwater Permits
19.060 Storm Drains And Systems
19.070 Subsurface Drains And Systems
19.080 Water Line Construction
19.090 Water Development Fees
The following bulk water rates and permit fees shall apply to bulk water station and fire hydrant permits.
Bulk Water Station and Fire Hydrant Permits | Fee |
| Permits | |
| Bulk Water Permit | $5 |
| Deposits | |
| Bulk Water Station Key Deposit | $5 |
| Fire Hydrant/Meter Assembly Damage Deposit | $1,000 |
| Bulk Water Station Water Charges | |
| Water Fee (per 1,000 gallons) | $1 |
| Additional or Replacement Key | $10 |
| Fire Hydrant Water Charges | |
| Water Fee (per 1,000 gallons) | $2.20 |
| Connection Fee (per permit) (1 1/2") | $90 first month $45 per month thereafter |
| Connection Fee (per permit) (3") | $338 first month $169 per month thereafter |
Monthly Culinary Water Utility Service Fees
Basis for Fees: Required meter sizes and flow capability (demand) shall be determined by the American Water Works Association (AWWA) and applicable building codes. The following monthly charges shall apply depending upon the size of the meter serving the premises and the amount of water used.
| Culinary Water Monthly Rates | Effective June 26, 2025 | |||
| Meter Size | Base Rate | $1.68 per 1,000 gallons | $2.30 per 1,000 gallons | $3.00 per 1,000 gallons |
| 3/4" 1 | $39.60 | 0-5,000 | 5,000-10,000 | Above 10,000 |
| 1" | $89.79 | 0-10,000 | 10,000-20,000 | Above 20,000 |
| 1 1/2" | $206.86 | 0-30,000 | 30,000-60,000 | Above 60,000 |
| 2" | $340.67 | 0-50,000 | 50,000-100,000 | Above 100,000 |
| 3" | $758.84 | 0-110,000 | 110,000-220,000 | Above 220,000 |
| 4" | $2,096.93 | 0-310,000 | 310,000-620,000 | Above 620,000 |
- For residential connections, if more than one dwelling unit is served by a meter, the applicable culinary water rate shall be the Base Rate Fee for a 3/4" meter assessed on a per residential unit basis regardless of meter size and shall include the applicable gallonage rates for 3/4" meter.
Other Culinary Water Fees
| Meter Turn Off/On | |
| During Business Hours | $25 per turn off or turn on |
| After Business Hours | $75 per turn off or turn on |
Delinquent Payment Reconnection Fee (during business hours) | $30 |
Delinquent Payment Reconnection Fee (after business hours) | $80 |
Special Mobile Home Park Water Utility Service Fee | For trailer/mobile home served through a common meter, the monthly utility service fee shall be determined as follows:
[(3/4" Base Rate x Total Number of Pads) x 0.85] + (Gallonage Fee x 0.85)
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Adopted by Res. 2017-18 on 8/15/2017
Amended by Res. 2018-21 on 6/19/2018
Amended by Res. 2022-21 on 6/21/2022
Amended by Res. 2024-16 on 6/18/2024
Amended by Res. 2025-10 on 6/17/2025
The following fees shall apply to Flood Damage Prevention Variance Requests.
| Flood Damage Prevention 1 | Fee | When Due |
Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance Variance Request | $750 | Upon Application |
- Applicants shall be required to pay the cost of required engineering, consulting, and/or legal services actually incurred by the City for a particular application in accordance with CFS 19.040.
Applicants shall be required to pay the cost of required engineering, consulting and/or legal services actually incurred by the City for a particular application. Costs for professional services will be billed to the applicant. Hourly rates and a detailed description of engineering and legal services actually incurred by the City for any particular subdivision, development, or development application shall be provided to the applicant upon request.
In accordance with the CMC 16 (Stormwater) regarding City's Stormwater Pollution Prevention Permit (SWPPP) and Management Program, the following fees shall be required for Stormwater Permits.
| Stormwater Permits | Bond | Fee |
Any Development Requiring State SWPPP | Amount determined by City Engineer per CMC 16.03.030 | No Fee Required |
Any Development that Does Not Require State SWPPP (such as residential garages, sheds, and additions) | Amount determined by City Engineer per CMC 16.03.030 | $25 |
Any person desiring to construct and/or install a storm drain or storm drain system within the City shall comply with applicable requirements set forth in CMC 15.05.050, CMC 16 (Stormwater), and other applicable ordinances, and shall be subject to the following fees.
| Storm Drains and Systems 1 | Fees | |
| Videotaping of Storm Drains and Systems | See CFS 20.150 | |
| Videotaping Re-Inspection | See CFS 20.150 |
- Applicants shall be required to pay the cost of required engineering, consulting, and/or legal services actually incurred by the City for a particular development or development application in accordance with CFS 19.040.
Any person desiring to construct and/or install a subsurface drain or subsurface drain system within the City shall comply with the submittal requirements set forth in CMC 9.06.050 along with the following fees.
| Subsurface Drains and Systems 1 | Fees | |
| Videotaping of Subsurface Drains and Systems | See CFS 20.150 | |
| Videotaping Re-Inspection | See CFS 20.150 |
- Applicants shall be required to pay the cost of required engineering, consulting, and/or legal services actually incurred by the City for a particular development or development application in accordance with CFS 19.040.
The following fees shall apply to waterline construction.
| Water Line Construction | Fee | When Due |
| Water Mains | ||
| Water Main Construction | Actual Costs per CMC 9.02.310 | Prior to Awarding Water Improvement Contract |
| Water Laterals | ||
| New Water Laterals | Actual Costs per CMC 9.02.350 | Prior to Installation |
Upgraded, Modified, Eliminated, or Relocated Water Laterals | Actual Costs per CMC 9.02.350 | Prior to Installation |
| Water Meters | ||
| New Water Meters | Actual Costs per CMC 9.02.240 | Prior to Installation |
Upgraded, Modified, Eliminated, or Relocated Water Meters | Actual Costs per CMC 9.02.240 | Prior to Installation |
| Fire Hydrants | Actual Costs per CMC 9.02.300 | Prior to Installation |
20.020 Board Of Adjustment
20.030 Boundary Adjustments
20.040 Civil Penalties
20.050 Conditional Uses
20.060 Exceptions And Waivers
20.070 Deferral Agreements
20.080 General Plan
20.082 Home Occupations
20.084 Internal Accessory Dwelling Units
20.090 Professional Services Fees
20.100 Public Improvements Agreement
20.110 Recording
20.120 Signs
20.130 Site Plans
20.140 Temporary Use Permits
20.150 Videotaping Inspection Fees
20.160 Zoning Amendments
The following fees shall apply to applications for City annexations or City boundary adjustments.
Annexations and Boundary Adjustments 1 | Fees | When Due |
| Annexation | $1,500 | Upon Application |
| City Boundary Adjustment | $1,500 | Upon Application |
- Applicants shall be required to pay the cost of required engineering, consulting and/or legal services actually incurred by the City for a particular application in accordance with CFS 20.090.
The following fees shall apply to appeals, variances, and other petitions to the Board of Adjustment.
Board of Adjustment 1 | Fee | When Due |
| Appeal | 1/2 Original Application Fee | Upon Application |
| Variance | $500 | Upon Application |
| Nonconformity | $500 | Upon Application |
| All Others | $500 + actual legal and engineering costs | Upon Application |
- Applicants shall be required to pay the cost of required engineering, consulting, and/or legal services actually incurred by the City for a particular application in accordance with CFS 20.090.
The following fees shall apply to boundary adjustments.
| Boundary Adjustments 1 | Fee | When Due |
| Exchange of Title | $375 | Upon Application |
Lot Line Adjustment (Two Adjoining Lots) | See Plat Amendment | See Plat Amendment |
Parcel Boundary Adjustment (Two Adjoining Parcels) | Not Regulated by City | - |
Boundary Line Agreement (Disputed Property Line) | Not Regulated by City | - |
- Applicants shall be required to pay the cost of required engineering, consulting, and/or legal services actually incurred by the City for a particular application in accordance with CFS 20.090.
Civil penalties for Zoning Code violations shall be imposed in accordance with CFS 7 (Civil Penalty Fees).
The following fees shall apply to conditional use permits.
| Conditional Uses 1 | Fee | When Due |
| Conditional Use Permit 2 | $300 | Upon Application |
| Amendment to CUP 2 | $200 | Upon Application |
- Professional Services Fees. Applicants shall be required to pay the cost of required engineering, consulting, and/or legal services actually incurred by the City for a particular application in accordance with CFS 20.090.
- Home Occupations. See separate conditional use permit fees for Home Occupations as set forth in CFS 20.082.
Adopted by Res. 2017-18 on 8/15/2017
Amended by Res. 2018-06 on 2/20/2018
Amended by Res. 2026-02 on 4/7/2026
The following fees shall apply to exceptions and waivers.
| Exceptions and Waivers 1 | Fee | When Due |
Special Exception (per CZC 12.21.120) | $250 | Upon Application |
Hard Surfacing Waiver (per CZC 12.32.090) | $125 | Upon Application |
Landscaping Waiver (per CZC 12.51.050) | $125 | Upon Application |
Parking Modification (per CZC 12.52.110) | $375 | Upon Application |
- Professional Services Fees: Applicants shall be required to pay the cost of required engineering, consulting, and/or legal services actually incurred by the City for a particular application in accordance with CFS 20.090.
The following fees shall apply to deferral agreements.
| Deferral Agreements 1 | Application Fee | When Due |
| Deferral Agreement | $500 | Upon Application |
- Professional Services Fees: Applicants shall be required to pay the cost of required engineering, consulting, and/or legal services actually incurred by the City for a particular application in accordance with CFS 20.090.
The following fees shall apply to General Plan amendments.
| General Plan 1 | Fee | When Due |
| General Plan Text Amendment | $500 | Upon Application |
| General Plan Map Amendment | $550 | Upon Application |
- Professional Services Fees: Applicants shall be required to pay the cost of required engineering, consulting, and/or legal services actually incurred by the City for a particular application in accordance with CFS 20.090.
The following fees shall apply to home occupations.
| Home Occupations 1 | Fee | When Due |
Home Occupation Conditional Use Permit | $150 | Upon Application |
Home Occupation Conditional Use Permit Amendment | $100 | Upon Application |
Home Occupation Courtesy Business License | See CFS 5.010 |
- Professional Services Fees: Applicants shall be required to pay the cost of required engineering, consulting, and /or legal services actually incurred by the City for a particular application in accordance with CFS 20.090.
Adopted by Res. 2018-06 on 2/20/2018
Amended by Res. 2019-08 on 5/7/2019
Amended by Res. 2026-02 on 4/7/2026
The following fees shall apply to applications for Internal Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs).
| Internal ADUs 1 | Fee | When Due |
| Internal ADUs | $200 | Upon Application |
1 Professional Services Fees: Applicants shall be required to pay the cost of required engineering, consulting, and /or legal services actually incurred by the City for a particular application in accordance with CFS 20.090.
Adopted by Res. 2022-06 on 2/1/2022
Amended by Res. 2024-10 on 8/15/2024
Amended by Res. 2026-02 on 4/7/2026
Applicants shall be required to pay the cost of required engineering, consulting, and/or legal services actually incurred by the City for a particular zoning or development application. Hourly rates and a detailed description of engineering and legal services actually incurred by the City for any particular subdivision, development, or development application shall be provided to the applicant upon request.
The following fees shall apply to Improvements Agreements for projects not associated with a Final Plat. If the project is associated with a Final Plat, see CFS 18.010.
| Improvement Agreements | Fee | When Due |
Improvements Agreement (Standard with Final Site Plan) | No Fee for Agreement, but Bond and Development Fees Due with Agreement | Prior to Final Site Plan Approval |
Infrastructure Development Agreement (To Commence Work Prior to Final Site Plan Approval) | $50 for Agreement, plus Applicable Bond and Development Fees Due with Agreement | Prior to Commencement of Work |
The following recording fees shall apply to any recording costs incurred by the City in relation to any specific zoning or land use application. In the event a more specific recording fee is set forth elsewhere in this Fee Schedule for zoning or land use applications, the more specific fee shall apply.
| Recording | Fee | When Due |
| Recording Fees | Cost + 20% | Prior to Recording |
The following sign permit fees shall apply.
| Signs | Fee | When Due |
| Sign Permit | Based on Building Valuation Per CFS 4 (Building Permit Fees) | Upon Application |
| Temporary Sign Permit | $30 | Upon Application |
| Street Signs | See CFS 17 (Street and Excavation Permit Fees) |
Permit Fees) |
The following site plan fees shall apply.
| Site Plans 3, 4, 5 | Fee | When Due |
Conceptual Site Plan - Without Off-Site Improvements 1 | $500 | Upon Application |
Conceptual Site Plan - With Off-Site Improvements 2 | $750 | Upon Application |
Final Site Plan - Without Off-Site Improvements 1 | $500 | Upon Application |
Final Site Plan - With Off-Site Improvements 2 | $750 | Upon Application |
Amended Site Plan - Without Off-Site Improvements 1 | $500 | Upon Application |
Amended Site Plan - With Off-Site Improvements 2 | $750 | Upon Application |
| Inspection Fees | 2.05% of Bond ($500 minimum) | Prior to Issuance of Building Permit |
| Appeals | 1/2 of Original Application Fee | Upon Application |
- Site plans where no off-site improvements are required, such as subdivision or other public improvements within the public right-of-way.
- Site plans where off-site improvements are required, such as subdivision or other public improvements within the public right-of-way.
- The City reserves the right to require that all of the City’s engineering, consulting, and/or legal services be paid in full by the applicant prior to allowing the project to move forward to the next level of review.
- In the event unusual or exceptional inspection services are required of the City's Engineer, and/or any testing services, the City may charge a reasonable additional fee therefor; provided, however, that prior to incurring such engineering fees the City shall consult with the developer regarding the need for and amount of such additional fee.
- Applicants shall be required to pay the cost of required engineering, consulting, and/or legal services actually incurred by the City for a particular application in accordance with CFS 20.090.
The following temporary use fees shall apply.
| Temporary Uses | Fee | When Due |
| Temporary Use Permit | $250 | Upon Application |
The following video inspection fees shall apply.
| Videotaping Inspection | Fee | When Due |
| Storm Drain Facilities | $0.75 per lineal foot (x2) ($700 minimum) 1 | With Improvement Bond, if bond is required Prior to building permit |
| Subsurface Drain Facilities | $0.75 per lineal foot (x2) ($700 minimum) 1 | Prior to building permit |
| Re-Inspection | Same as Original Videotaping Fee | Prior to building permit |
- A minimum of $700 shall be required for the Video Taping Inspection Fee provided herein. Sediment, and water material must be vacuumed out of the system prior to request for videotaping by the City. Fees for videotaping inspections are doubled to provide for a re-inspection videotaping if If subsurface drain improvements and facilities need to be repaired, or cleaned or for re-inspection at the warranty expiration date. If a re-inspection is not required or if the re-inspection only uses a portion of the collected fees, the remaining amount will be refunded to the developer. Final approval may be conditioned upon the applicant making full payment for professional service costs incurred by the City to that date.
The following fees shall apply to Zoning Code and Zoning Map amendments.
| Zoning Code 1 | Fee | When Due |
| Zoning Code Amendments | $500 | Upon Application |
| Zoning Map Amendments | $650 | Upon Application |
- Professional Services Fees: Applicants shall be required to pay the cost of required engineering, consulting, and/or legal services actually incurred by the City for a particular application in accordance with CFS 20.090.