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Los Angeles Municipal Code § 19.00 FILING OF APPLICATIONS AND APPEALS.

SEC. 19.00. FILING OF APPLICATIONS AND APPEALS. (Amended by Ord. No. 188,796, Eff. 2/23/26.) A. Filing Date. See Sec. 13A.2.3. (Applications) of Chapter 1A of this Code. B. Time Limit – Appeals. See Sec. 13A.2.8. (Appeals) of Chapter 1A of this Code. C. Place of Filing. See Sec. 13A.2.3. (Applications) of Chapter 1A of this Code. D. Notice of Public Hearing. See Sec. 13A.2.4. (Notice of Public Hearing) of Chapter 1A of this Code. E. Annual Inflation Adjustment. The fees in Sections 19.01 through 19.10 and Section 19.12 shall be automatically adjusted annually with the base fee amount to be the fee amount set forth herein for previously-adopted fees or, for newly-adopted fees, the base fee is the fee amount in the effective implementing ordinance, subject to an Annual Inflation Adjustment, in accordance with the latest change in year-over-year Consumer Price Index for Urban Consumers (CPI-U) in the Los Angeles area, as published by the United States Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. 1. Fees. The fees in Section 19.01 through 19.10 and 19.12, as established herein and subject to the automatic Annual Inflation Adjustment, are referred to as the “Base Fees”. 2. Annual Adjustment of Fee Schedule. The next annual inflation adjustment shall automatically take effect on July 1, 2026. The Department of City Planning shall provide an updated fee schedule on an annual basis, which reflects the annual inflation adjustment calculated in accordance with the latest change in year-over-year CPI-U in the Los Angeles area from the previous calendar year. Notice of the updated fee schedule showing the current fee amounts inclusive of annual adjustments shall be published on the Department of City Planning website, as well as the Council File, no less than 30 days in advance of July 1 of every year. An updated fee schedule shall be maintained by the Department of City Planning, which shall provide a copy of the adjusted schedule to the Mayor and City Council each year. The Director of Planning shall have the authority to adopt guidelines consistent with this Chapter for the posting of notices of updated fee schedules if the Director determines that guidelines are necessary and appropriate. F. Hourly Fee Billing. For all planning applications and services, except for Expedited Processing that is subject to the Expedited Fee set forth in Section 19.01 R. of this Chapter, Planning application fees are based on an average time estimate for the cost of service resulting in the application fee as listed herein. The Department of City Planning reserves the right to seek reimbursement of the actual costs associated with the City’s processing of discretionary actions based on an hourly fee calculation, or other Planning reviews and processes for applications that require use of department resources in excess of the average application process and associated fee. The Director of Planning and the Director of Planning’s designee is authorized to determine when additional reimbursements, based on actual costs, are appropriate and shall provide notice to the applicant. G. Indemnification and Defense. Applicants are responsible for any and all costs incurred by the City in defense of any and all actions or claims arising in full or in part out of the City’s processing of a project application or permit or any entitlement filed, or issued, or approved under Chapter I, Chapter 1A, or Chapter IX. Applicants shall deposit $50,000 (or an amount found necessary by the City Attorney’s Office to ensure the City’s costs are fully covered) to the City Attorney’s Office upon receipt of a tender of defense letter. The applicant shall pay all invoices from the City Attorney’s Office for its costs and ensure that the initial deposit is maintained in full at all times prior to final disposition of the case or action.

Los Angeles Municipal Code § 19.01 FILING FEE - APPLICATIONS AND APPEALS.

SEC. 19.01. FILING FEE - APPLICATIONS AND APPEALS. (Amended by Ord. No. 188,796, Eff. 2/23/26.) Before accepting for filing any application or appeal involving any of the matters specified in this section, the Department of City Planning shall charge and collect the following filing fees for each application or appeal: A. Establishment or Change of Zones, Height Districts, or Supplemental Use Districts and Other Related Actions. The following fees shall be charged for a zone change, height district, or supplemental use district when that action is consistent with the General Plan. (See Section 19.03 for zone change requests that are not consistent with the General Plan.) FEES FOR ESTABLISHMENT OR CHANGE OF ZONES, HEIGHT DISTRICTS, OR SUPPLEMENTAL USE DISTRICTS AND OTHER RELATED ACTIONS Type of Application | Base Fee* Zone Change - No New Construction(Sections 12.32 C. and F.; Section 13B.1.4. of Chapter 1A) | $26,062 Zone Change - With New Construction(Sections 12.32 C. and F.; Section 13B.1.4. of Chapter 1A) | Project Review Not Needed | $31,183 Project Review Needed | $46,450 Clarification of Q Classifications or D Limitations(Section 12.32 H.; Section 13B.1.4. of Chapter 1A) | $16,219 Amendment of Council’s Instructions involving (T) Tentative Classifications(Section 12.32 H.; Section 13B.1.4. of Chapter 1A) | $12,302 Height District Change(Section 12.32 F.; Section 13B.1.4. of Chapter 1A) | $61,124 Supplemental Use District - Boundary Change or Repeal(Section 12.32 S.; Section 13B.1.4. of Chapter 1A) | $96,099 Supplemental Use District - Establishment(Section 12.32 S.; Section 13B.1.4. of Chapter 1A) | $104,926 Conditions of Approval for Oil Drilling(Section 13.01; Section 13B.2.2. of Chapter 1A) | $23,887 Zone Boundary Line Adjustment(Sections 12.30 H. and K.; Section 13B.5.2. of Chapter 1A) | $9,764 Building Line - Establishment, Change or Removal(Section 12.32 R.; Section 13B.1.4. of Chapter 1A) | $24,466 Surface Mining Permits(Sections 13.03 D. and F.; Section 13B.2.3. of Chapter 1A) | $552 Notes:* See Section 19.01 Q. for multiple applications. B. Appeal Fees. 1. General Appeal Fees. The following fees shall be charged and collected with the filing of all appeals, unless otherwise stated in the subsequent Subdivisions of this Subsection. (a) When the appeal is made by the applicant, a fee shall be paid equal to 85 percent of the total underlying application fees or the fee amount established in the table below for first level appeal and additional level appeals, whichever is less. (b) When the appeal is made by an aggrieved person, other than the applicant, a filing fee shall be paid, as established in the table below. 2. Building Permit Appeal Fees. An appeal filed pursuant to Section 98.0403.2 (Appeals to the LADBS and to the Board) of Chapter IX of this Code shall be accompanied by a filing fee, as specified in Table 4-A of Section 98.0403.2 of Chapter IX of this Code, to be collected by the Department of City Planning. An appeal filed pursuant to Section 13B.10.2.G. (Appeal) of Chapter 1A of this Code shall be charged a fee in accordance with Subdivision 1. (General Appeal Fees) above. 3. Street Dedication Appeal Fees. An appeal filed pursuant to Section 12.37 of this Chapter shall be accompanied by a filing fee in the amount as established in the table below, to be collected by the Department of City Planning. APPEAL FEES Type of Application | Base Fee General Appeal Fees | Applicant - First Level Appeal | $22,453* Applicant - Additional Level of Appeal | $22,453* Aggrieved Person, other than the Applicant | $229 Building Appeal Fees | Appeal to LADBS, filed pursuant to Section 98.0403.2 (Appeals to the LADBS and to the Board) of Chapter IX of this Code | See Table 4-A in Sec. 98.0403.2 Appeals, filed pursuant to Sec. 13B.10.2.G. of Chapter 1A | See General Appeal Fees Street Dedication Appeal Fees | Appeals for Street Dedication & Improvement | $2,339 Notes: * The fee is equal to 85 percent of the total underlying application fees or the specified base fee, whichever is less when the appeal is made by the applicant. C. Commission Conditional Uses and Other Similar Quasi-Judicial Approvals and Public Benefit Approvals. FEES FOR COMMISSION CONDITIONAL USES AND OTHER SIMILAR QUASI-JUDICIAL APPROVALS AND PUBLIC BENEFIT APPROVALS Type of Application | Base Fee* Class 3 Conditional Use Permit(Sections 12.24 U. and 12.24 V.; Section 13B.2.3. of Chapter 1A) | $39,555 Public Benefits Class 2 Conditional Use Permit(Section 14.00 B.; Section 13B.2.2. of Chapter 1A) | $12,536 Modification of Existing Class 3 Conditional Use Permit(Sections 12.24 C. and 12.24 D.; Section 13B.2.3.H. of Chapter 1A) | $27,859 Letters of Correction, Modification or Clarification of a Determination by a ZA or the Director, initiated by Applicant | $4,468 Notes:* See Section 19.01 Q. for multiple applications. D. Variances, Adjustments, or Modifications from the Regulations and Requirements of the Zoning Ordinances. FEES FOR VARIANCES, ADJUSTMENTS, OR MODIFICATIONS FROM THE REGULATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS OF THE ZONING ORDINANCES Type of Application | Base Fee* Variance(Sections 12.24 Y. and 12.27; Section 13B.5.3. of Chapter 1A) | $24,576 Each Additional Variance Filing(Sections 12.24 Y. and 12.27; Section 13B.5.3. of Chapter 1A) | $6,013 Adjustment (except for a Single-Family dwelling)(Section 12.28; Section 13B.5.2. of Chapter 1A) | $14,288 Adjustment (for a Single-Family dwelling)(Section 12.28; Section 13B.5.2. of Chapter 1A) | $14,191 Adjustment for Single-Family dwelling, for each Additional Filing(Section 12.28; Section 13B.5.2. of Chapter 1A) | $3,862 Reasonable Accommodation Determination(Section 12.22 A.27.; Section 13B.5.5. of Chapter 1A) | $0 Notes:* See Section 19.01 Q. for multiple applications. E. Zoning Administrator Conditional Uses, Interpretations, and Various Quasi-Judicial Approvals. 1. The following fees shall be charged pursuant to Section 12.24, Section 13B.2.1. of Chapter 1A of this Code, or Section 13B.2.2. of Chapter 1A of this Code to applicants seeking the following permits, interpretations or approvals: FEES FOR ZONING ADMINISTRATOR CONDITIONAL USES, INTERPRETATIONS, AND VARIOUS QUASI-JUDICIAL APPROVALS Type of Application | Base Fee* Zoning Administrator Interpretation of Yard or Use Regulations(Section 12.21 A.2.; Section 13A.1.7.D.2. of Chapter 1A) | $11,309 Class 2 Conditional Use Permit - Alcohol and Entertainment(Sections 12.24 W.1. and 12.24 W.18.; Section 13B.2.2. of Chapter 1A) | $19,418 Class 2 Conditional Use Permit - all other uses(Section 12.24 W.; Section 13B.2.2. of Chapter 1A) | $19,860 Class 2 Conditional Use Permit - all other uses, for each Additional Filing(Section 12.24 W.; Section 13B.2.2. of Chapter 1A) | $4,193 Modification or Review by Zoning Administrator(Sections 12.24 J., 12.24 L., and 12.24 M.; Section 12.23 C.4.(a); Sections 13B.2.1.H. and 13B.2.2.H. of Chapter 1A) | $15,446 Relief from Fence Height Limitation(Sections 12.24 X.7., 12.24 X.8., and 12.28; Sections 13B.2.1. and 13B.5.2. of Chapter 1A) | $13,571 Child Care less than or equal to 50 children in the R3 zone or Large Family Daycare(Section 12.24 X.24.; Section 13B.2.1. of Chapter 1A) | $8,407 Certified Farmers’ Market(Section 12.24 X.6.; Section 13B.2.1. of Chapter 1A) | $5,075 Service of Alcohol in a small restaurant less than or equal to 50 seats(Section 12.24 X.2.; Section 13B.2.1. of Chapter 1A) | $10,468 Approval to Erect Amateur Radio Antenna(Section 12.24 X.3.; Section 13B.2.1. of Chapter 1A) | $13,516 Class 1 Conditional Use Permit under Section 12.24 X. unless listed separately(Section 12.24 X.; Section 13B.2.1. of Chapter 1A) | $16,764 Class 1 Conditional Use Permit under Section 12.24 X. unless listed separately, for each Additional Filing(Section 12.24 X.; Section 13B.2.1. of Chapter 1A) | $4,193 Notes:* See Section 19.01 Q. for multiple applications. 2. A fee shall be charged pursuant to Section 12.24 B.1. of this Chapter to applicants seeking a conditional use permit that requires a consultation with the Department for preliminary project review. See Section 19.09 of this Chapter. 3. The following fees shall be charged pursuant to Sections 12.24 F. and 12.24 Z.2. of this Chapter or Sections 13B.2.1.D.5., 13B.2.2.D.5., 13B.2.3.D.5., and 13B.6.1. of Chapter 1A of this Code for costs associated with permit clearance, condition compliance monitoring and inspections conducted by the City, and revocation proceedings: CLEARANCE / REVOCATION / ENFORCEMENT FILING FEES Type of Application | Base Fee Monitoring of Conditional Use Permits(Sections 12.24 F., 12.24 D., 12.24 W., or 12.24 X.; Sections 13B.2.1., 13B.2.2., and 13B.6.1. of Chapter 1A) | $1 ,986 Inspection and Field Compliance Review of Operations(Sections 12.24 F., 12.24 D., 12.24 W., or 12.24 X.; Sections 13B.2.1., 13B.2.2., and 13B.6.1. of Chapter 1A) | $829 F. Fees for Historic Related Applications. FEES FOR HISTORIC RELATED APPLICATIONS Type of Application | Base Fee* Historic Preservation Overlay Zone (HPOZ): Establishment, Change or Removal(Section 12.20.3 F.; Section 13B.8.2. of Chapter 1A) | $159,540 HPOZ Preservation Plan(Section 12.20.3 E.; Section 13B.8.3. of Chapter 1A) | $48,546 HPOZ Certificate of Appropriateness: not involving new construction or additions(Section 12.20.3; Section 13B.8.5. of Chapter 1A) | $2,549 HPOZ Certificate of Appropriateness or Compatibility: for additions to existing square footage, up to a 20% increase in building coverage(Section 12.20.3; Section 13B.8.5. of Chapter 1A) | $3,012 HPOZ Certificate of Appropriateness or Compatibility: for additions to existing square footage, greater than a 20% increase in building coverage(Section 12.20.3; Sections 13B.8.5. and 13B.8.7. of Chapter 1A) | $3,398 HPOZ Certificate of Appropriateness or Compatibility: for new residential construction,1 to 4 units, or for new commercial and mixed-use construction, up to 5,000 square feet(Section 12.20.3; Sections 13B.8.5. and 13B.8.7. of Chapter 1A) | $3,630 HPOZ Certificate of Appropriateness or Compatibility: for new residential construction,5 units or more, or for new commercial and mixed-use construction, 5,000 square feet or greater(Section 12.20.3; Sections 13B.8.5. and 13B.8.7. of Chapter 1A) | $4,402 HPOZ Certificate of Appropriateness or Compatibility: for new accessory building construction(Section 12.20.3; Sections 13B.8.5. and 13B.8.7. of Chapter 1A) | $2,780 HPOZ Certificate of Appropriateness - Demolition, Removal, or Relocation (COA-DEM): Demolition of Main Structure | $20,080 HPOZ Major Conforming Work on Contributing and Non-Contributing Elements(Section 12.20.3; Section 13B.8.4. of Chapter 1A) | $1,158 HPOZ Modification of a Certificate Determination | $1,062 Historic Resources Building Permit Clearance (Larger Project**)(Section 91.106.4.5 of Chapter IX) | For substantial rehabilitation and/or restoration, including additions | $1,390 For minor rehabilitation, restoration, and/or repair | $331 Mills Act Application (LAAC Section 19.144) | All Properties Except Condominiums | $1,986 Condominium Property | $9,489 Pre-Contract Approval Inspection | $993 Contract Execution Fee | $712 Valuation Exemption | $5,737 Appeal of Staff Determination to Cultural Heritage Commission | $3,531 Mills Act Contract Compliance Inspection (Annual) (LAAC Section 19.144) | Residential 1 to 4 units or Commercial / Mixed-Use up to 50,000 square feet | $675 Residential 5 to 49 units or Commercial / Mixed-Use up to 100,000 square feet | $861 Residential 50+ units or Commercial / Mixed-Use greater than 100,000 square | $1,086 Mills Act Contract Non-Compliance (LAAC Section 19.144) | $8,496 Historic-Cultural Monument Demolition / Substantial Alteration (Permit Referral to Cultural Heritage Commission) | $20,080 Technical Corrections to previously certified Historic Resource Survey (Applicant Initiated) | $4,468 Historic Resources - Environmental Impact Report Review (hourly) | $221 Preliminary Evaluation of Demolition or Relocation without Permit(Section 12.20.3 Q.; Section 13B.8.1.E. of Chapter 1A) | $10,813 Historic Resource Assessment Review | $1,765 Notes:* See Section 19.01 Q. for multiple applications.** Larger Project, for purposes of this section, is defined as any project so determined by the Director of Planning of the Department of City Planning for which the planning or processing of requests for administrative permit clearances will significantly impact departmental resources. G. Commission or Director Approvals. FEES FOR COMMISSION OR DIRECTOR APPROVALS Type of Application | Base Fee* Project Compliance, Design Overlay Plan Approvals, or other Director’s Determination (DIR) Cases(Sections 11.5.7 and 11.5.14, and Article 3; Section 13B.4.2. of Chapter 1A) | Minor | $4,394 Standard | $7,566 Standard, Single-Family | $5,710 Major | $13,074 Major, Single-Family | $7,845 Project Compliance with Design Review Board(Sections 11.5.7 and 11.5.14, and Article 3; Section 13B.4.3. of Chapter 1A) | Minor | $8,498 Standard | $14,729 Standard, Single-Family | $7,365 Major | $16,384 Major, Single-Family | $9,831 Design Review Board - Preliminary Design Review (Section 16.50 E.3.; Section 13B.4.3. of Chapter 1A) | $4,468 Design Review Board - Preliminary Design Review, Single-Family (Section 16.50 E.3.; Section 13B.4.3. of Chapter 1A) | $2,731 Project Adjustment (Section 11.5.7 E. and 11.5.14; Section 13B.4.4. of Chapter 1A) | $9,831 Project Exception (Section 11.5.7 F.; Section 13B.4.5. of Chapter 1A) | $25,321 Specific Plan Amendment (Section 11.5.7 G.; Section 13B.1.2. of Chapter 1A) | $45,402 Specific Plan Interpretation (Section 11.5.7 H.; Section 13B.4.6. of Chapter 1A) | $17,046 Waiver of Dedications and Improvements (Section 12.37 I.) | $9,323 Alternative Compliance (Section 13B.5.1. of Chapter 1A) | $3,200 Redevelopment Plan Amendment (Section 13B.12.6. of Chapter 1A) | $45,402 Project Compliance for Redevelopment - Major (Section 13B.12.3. of Chapter 1A) | $8,606 Project Compliance for Redevelopment - Minor (Section 13B.12.3. of Chapter 1A) | $441 Notes:* See Section 19.01 Q. for multiple applications. The following definitions shall be used in the categories for Project Compliance: Minor cases are defined as three or less signs or a change of use. Standard cases are defined as more than three signs, wireless cases, or projects with additions of less than 200 square feet. Major cases are all other projects not falling into the categories of Minor or Standard cases. H. Fees – Exceptions. The fees as provided for in this section shall be subject to the following exceptions: 1. City Departments and Other Governmental Agencies. The fees contained in this section shall apply to the City departments of Airports, Harbor, and Water and Power, but shall not apply to any other governmental agency. 2. Variance From Minimum Lot Area Requirements. No fee shall be required in connection with an application for variance from the minimum lot area requirements of an improved lot, or on appeal from a ruling on the variance application, where it is shown that the lot neither conformed with the minimum lot area requirements at the time of issuance of the original building permit nor constituted a nonconforming lot. 3. Conditional Use Permits for Nonprofit Schools: Preschool / Daycare. No fee shall be required in connection with an application, appeal, or approval of plans for a conditional use for a child-care facility or nursery school which is determined to be nonprofit, including, but not limited to, parent-cooperatives and facilities funded by a governmental agency or owned or operated by a philanthropic institution, religious institution, or similar institution. A facility funded by a governmental agency shall indicate the principal current and anticipated source of funds. Where any uncertainty exists as to the nonprofit status of the facility, the applicant shall file a copy of the articles of incorporation or an affidavit, to the satisfaction of a Zoning Administrator, showing that the child-care facility will be nonprofit. 4. Nonprofit Social Services. No fee shall be required in connection with an application, appeal, or approval of plans for a conditional use or variance for a nonprofit counseling and referral facility. 5. Credit for Fees Paid Upon Reapplication. At the discretion of the appropriate decision-maker, an applicant for any determination for which fees are required by this section may be allowed credit for the fees paid upon a reapplication for the same project under a different procedure when the decision-maker finds: (a) That the applicant made a good-faith attempt to file the application properly, and (b) That the application could be more appropriately approved if filed under a different procedure. This subdivision shall not be construed to allow credit to be given at the applicant’s option, nor to allow refunds of any fees paid on the original application. 6. Continuation of Nonconforming Uses. No fee shall be required in connection with an initial application for continuation of a nonconforming use made pursuant to Section 12.24 X.27. of this Chapter. 7. Project Exceptions in Conjunction with a Quasi-Judicial Review / Relief. Where an exception from a specific plan and a variance or conditional use or other similar quasi-judicial approval are both required for a project, the lower of the fees charged for the exception and variance, conditional use or other similar quasi-judicial approval shall be waived. 8. Full Cost Recovery. In addition to the fees set forth in this article, the Department of City Planning may negotiate with an applicant, pursuant to LAAC Section 5.121.9.3, for reimbursement of the actual costs associated with the City’s processing of discretionary actions or other Planning reviews and processes for applications involving extraordinary projects, which require unusually heavy commitments of department resources but not involving a “major project”, as that term is defined in LAAC Section 5.121.9(b). I. [Deleted.] J. Extension of Time or Suspension of Time Limits for Planning and Zoning Matters. FEES FOR EXTENSION OF TIME OR SUSPENSION OF TIME LIMITS FOR PLANNING AND ZONING MATTERS Type of Application | Base Fee Time Extension for Planning and Zoning Matters other than Maps | $441 K. Adult Entertainment Business Exception. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS EXCEPTION FEE Type of Application | Base Fee* Adult Entertainment Business Exception within 500 feet of another Adult Entertainment Establishment(Section 12.22 A.20. and Section 12.70) | $9,047 Notes:* See Section 19.01 Q. for multiple applications. L. Modification of Entitlement. FEES FOR MODIFICATION OF ENTITLEMENT Type of Application | Base Fee* Director Approval(Section 13B.5.4 of Chapter 1A) | $7,282 Zoning Administrator Approval(Section 13B.5.4 of Chapter 1A) | $8,496 City Planning Commission / Area Planning Commission Approval(Section 13B.5.4 of Chapter 1A) | $8,082 Notes:* See Section 19.01 Q. for multiple applications. | M. Density Increase. FEES FOR DENSITY INCREASE Type of Application | Base Fee* Expanded Administrative Review(Sec. 13B.3.2. of Chapter 1A) | State Density Bonus Program (Section 12.22 A.37.) | $12,798 Mixed Income Incentive Program, Transit Oriented Incentive Areas (Section 12.22 A.38.) | $12,798 Mixed Income Incentive Program, Opportunity Corridor (Section 12.22 A.38.) | $12,798 Affordable Housing Incentive Program, 100% Affordable (Section 12.22 A.39.) | $12,798 Affordable Housing Incentive Program, Shared Equity (Section 12.22 A.39.) | $12,798 Affordable Housing Incentive Program, Faith Based Organization (Section 12.22 A.39.) | $12,798 Affordable Housing Incentive Program, Public Land (Section 12.22 A.39.) | $12,798 Projects located on Prior Housing Element Sites and Lower Income Rezoning Housing Element Sites that qualify for by-right approval (Section 16.70) | $12,798 Director’s Determination(Sec. 13B.2.5. of Chapter 1A) | Application for a Density Bonus including a request for one or more Incentives not included in the Menu of Incentives (more than one waiver) (Section 12.22 A.37.) | $12,798 Mixed Income Incentive Program, Transit Oriented Incentive Areas (one waiver) (Section 12.22 A.38.) | $12,798 Affordable Housing Incentive Program, 100% Affordable (more than three waivers) (Section 12.22 A.39.) | $12,798 Affordable Housing Incentive Program, Shared Equity (more than three waivers) (Section 12.22 A.39.) | $12,798 Affordable Housing Incentive Program, Faith Based Organization (more than three waivers) (Section 12.22 A.39.) | $12,798 Affordable Housing Incentive Program, Public Land (more than three waivers) (Section 12.22 A.39.) | $12,798 Affordable Housing Incentive Program, Streamlined Infill (Section 12.22 A.39.) | $12,798 Class 3 Conditional Use Permits(Section 12.24 U.26.; Section 13B.2.3 of Chapter 1A) | Application for a Density Bonus in excess of that permitted by Section 12.22 A.37. | $28,355 State Density Bonus Program, Waivers (Section 12.22 A.37.) | $27,031 Mixed Income Incentive Program Waivers, Transit Oriented Incentive Areas (more than one waiver) (Section 12.22 A.38.) | $27,031 Mixed Income Incentive Program Waivers, Opportunity Corridor (more than one waiver) (Section 12.22 A.38.) | $27,031 Affordable Housing Incentive Program Waivers, 100% Affordable (more than three waivers) (Section 12.22 A.39.) | $27,031 Affordable Housing Incentive Program Waivers, Shared Equity, (more than three waivers) (Section 12.22 A.39.) | $27,031 Affordable Housing Incentive Program Waivers, Faith Based Organization (more than three waivers) (Section 12.22 A.39.) | $27,031 Affordable Housing Incentive Program Waivers, Public Land (more than three waivers) (Section 12.22 A.39.) | $27,031 Affordable Housing Incentive Program, Streamlined Infill (Section 12.22 A.39.) | $27,031 Notes: * See Section 19.01 Q. for multiple applications. N. Modifications or Discontinuance of Use Pursuant to Nuisance Abatement Proceedings. FEES FOR MODIFICATIONS OR DISCONTINUANCE OF USE PURSUANT TO NUISANCE ABATEMENT PROCEEDINGS Type of Application | Base Fee Home-Sharing Administrative Hearing(Section 12.22 A.32.; Sections 13B.6.1. and 13B.6.2. of Chapter 1A) | $39,719 Imposition of Conditions (City Initiated)(Section 12.27.1; Section 13B.6.2. of Chapter 1A) | $43,250 Modification (Applicant Initiated)(Section 12.27.1; Section 13B.6.2. of Chapter 1A) | $37,844 Plan Approval for Revocation Case (City Initiated) (Section 12.27.1; Section 13B.6.2. of Chapter 1A) | $39,719 Plan Approval for Revocation Case (Applicant Initiated) (Section 12.27.1; Section 13B.6.2. of Chapter 1A) | $19,860 Evaluation of Non-Compliance (City Initiated)* (Section 12.24 Z.; Section 13B.6.1. of Chapter 1A) | $39,719 Evaluation of Non-Compliance (Applicant Initiated)* (Section 12.24 Z.; Section 13B.6.1. of Chapter 1A) | $19,860 Notes: * With respect to Section 12.24 Z. and Section 13B.6.1, fees shall be paid for the actual costs associated with the revocation process that exceed the initial deposit amount. The Department of City Planning shall calculate the actual costs and resultant fee, in accordance with Section 5.121.9.3(b)3. of LAAC Chapter 6 of Division 5 and shall maintain appropriate accounting records of the actual costs. The Director of Planning shall resolve any dispute related to the fee. The Director shall exclude from consideration any cost incurred or attributed to the processing of appeals. O. Project Review. FEES FOR PROJECT REVIEW Type of Application | Base Fee* Project Review Application for Residential Project of 50 or more dwelling units(Section 16.05 C.; Section 13B.2.4. of Chapter 1A) | $18,425 Non-Residential or Mixed-Use Building Project Review Application(Section 16.05 C.; Section 13B.2.4. of Chapter 1A) | $21,735 Notes:* See Section 19.01 Q. for multiple applications. P. Hillside Permit Filing Fees. The following applications are subject to Hillside Permit Filing Fees: 1. Applications pursuant to Section 12.21 A.17. of this Chapter to permit increased Lot coverage, reduced parking or additional height for Single-Family Dwellings on properties designated Hillside Area on the Department of City Planning Hillside Area Map (Section 12.24 X.11.); 2. Applications to permit construction of or addition to Single-Family Dwellings on properties designated Hillside Area on the Department of City Planning Hillside Area Map which front onto Substandard Hillside Limited Streets, which are improved to a width of less than 20 feet; 3. Applications to permit construction of, or addition to, Single-Family Dwellings on properties designated Hillside Area on the Department of City Planning Hillside Area Map on Substandard Hillside Limited Streets where providing parking requires the Grading of 1,000 or more cubic yards from the Lot (Section 12.24 X.21.). 4. Applications pursuant to Section 12.21 C.10. and Section 12.24 X.28. of this Chapter on properties zoned R1, RS, RE, or RA and designated Hillside Area on the Department of City Planning Hillside Area Map to: (a) Reduce Front and Side Yard setback requirements; (b) Permit additions of up to 1,000 square feet to Structures existing prior to August 1, 2010; (c) Exceed the maximum envelope height; (d) Increase the maximum Lot coverage; (e) Exceed the Grading, import and export limits; (f) Reduce the number of required off-street parking; or (g) Permit construction of or addition to Single-Family Dwellings on properties which front onto Substandard Hillside Limited Streets, which are improved to a width of less than 20 feet. HILLSIDE PERMIT FILING FEES Type of Application | Base Fee Hillside Permit Filing Fee(Section 12.24 X.21.; Section 13B.2.1. of Chapter 1A) | $24,825 Hillside Permit Filing Fee, for each Additional Filing(Section 12.24 X.21.; Section 13B.2.1. of Chapter 1A) | $4,303 Q. Multiple or Combination Applications. If more than one application is filed at the same time for the same project and the fee for each separate application is set forth in Sections 19.01, 19.03, or 19.06, then the charges will be as follows: 100% for the highest application fee, 50% for the second application (second highest fee), and 25% for each additional application fee. R. Expedited Permit Fee. At the request of the applicant, the Department may charge a fee to offset expenses for additional human and physical resources necessary to expedite the permit process for development projects upon application by an applicant. A minimum initial deposit as established in the table below or, as adjusted by the Director of Planning, in addition to fees charged elsewhere in this Code, shall be collected at the time of the request. In addition, fees shall be paid by the applicant for any additional costs that exceed the initial deposit. The Department of City Planning shall calculate the costs and resultant fee, at the hourly rate in this section, in accordance with LAAC Section 5.121.9.3(b)3. of Chapter 6 of Division 5 and shall maintain appropriate accounting records of the actual costs. The Director of Planning shall resolve any dispute related to the fee. The Director shall exclude from consideration any cost incurred or attributed to the processing of appeals. The Department shall cause all money collected pursuant to this section to be deposited into the Planning Case Processing Fund as prescribed in LAAC Section 5.121.9.2(c) of Chapter 6 of Division 5 for purposes of disbursement as permitted therein. EXPEDITED PERMIT FEE Type of Application | Base Fee Expedited Review Services - Minimum Initial Deposit | $8,500 Expedited Review Services - Hourly | $221 S. Eldercare Facility Unified Permit Application. ELDERCARE FACILITY UNIFIED PERMIT APPLICATION FEE Type of Application | Base Fee* Eldercare Facility Unified Permit Application(Section 14.3.1; Section 13B.2.2. of Chapter 1A) | $24,742 Notes:* See Section 19.01 Q. for multiple applications. | T. Home-Sharing Registration Application Fee. FEES FOR HOME-SHARING REGISTRATION APPLICATIONS Type of Application | Base Fee Home-Sharing Application or Renewal(Section 12.22 A.32.) | $441 Extended Home-Sharing Administrative Clearance(Section 12.22 A.32.) | $883 Extended Home-Sharing DiscretionaryReview Application(Section 12.22 A.32.) | $12,798 Extended Home-Sharing Renewal(Section 12.22 A.32.) | $883 The Department of City Planning shall cause all money collected pursuant to this section to be deposited into the Short-Term Rental Enforcement Trust described in LAAC Section 5.576(b) of Chapter 170 of Division 5 for purposes of disbursement as permitted therein.

Los Angeles Municipal Code § 19.02 FILING FEES - DIVISION OF LAND AND PRIVATE STREET MAPS AND APPEALS.

SEC. 19.02. FILING FEES - DIVISION OF LAND AND PRIVATE STREET MAPS AND APPEALS. (Amended by Ord. No. 188,796, Eff. 2/23/26.) The following fees and charges shall be paid to the Department, except as otherwise specified here, in connection with the following: A. Subdivision Maps. 1. Tentative Map. (a) Single-Family Residential Dwellings: Type of Application | Base Fee Tentative Map - Single-Family Zones - 5-49 Lots | $14,260 Tentative Map - Single-Family Zones - Each additional Set of 50 Lots over 49 Lots | $13,005 (b) Multi-Family Residential Dwellings: Type of Application | Base Fee Tentative Map - Multi-Family (MF) Residential - 5 to 49 Units | $15,309 Tentative Map - MF Residential - 50-99 Units | $17,239 Tentative Map - MF Residential - 100 Units or More | $19,680 (c) Commercial / Industrial: (1) With Building: Type of Application | Base Fee Tentative Map - Commercial / Industrial w/ Building - Less than 50,000 square feet of Floor Area | $14,591 Tentative Map - Commercial / Industrial w/ Building - 50,000-99,999 square feet of Floor Area | $16,205 Tentative Map - Commercial / Industrial w/ Building - 100,000-249,999 square feet of Floor Area | $18,356 Tentative Map - Commercial / Industrial w/ Building - 250,000 square feet of Floor Area or More | $19,184 (2) Without Building: Type of Application | Base Fee Tentative Map - Commercial / Industrial w/o Building - Less than 1 Acre | $14,040 Tentative Map - Commercial / Industrial w/o Building - 1 to Less than 5 Acres | $15,350 Tentative Map - Commercial / Industrial w/o Building - 5 Acres or More | $17,501 (d) Phasing of Map Fee. For each request for the Advisory Agency to approve the recording of a final map which covers only a portion of the property shown on an approved tentative map pursuant to the provisions of Section 17.07 B. and Section 13B.7.4. of this Chapter, a fee of $9,144. (e) Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone Fee. For tentative maps within Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones, as described in Section 57.4908 of Chapter V of this Code, a surcharge of one-half the sum of the fees paid pursuant to Paragraphs (a) through (c) shall be paid. (f) Mixed-Use Projects Fee. Where the project involves a combination of Single-Family, Multi-Family, Commercial, and/or Industrial uses, the highest fee, including modifications to the base fee, shall be charged at 100%, the second highest at 50%, and the third and subsequent fee at 25%. This fee discounting shall not apply to the surcharge required by Paragraph (e) of this subdivision. (g) Bureau of Engineering Fees. In addition to the fees imposed pursuant to the provisions of this subdivision, before acceptance for examination by the City Engineer, the Bureau of Engineering shall charge and collect for each application the following nonrefundable fees applicable to the project for which the application is made: (1) For each subdivision tract of fewer than 20 lots, a fee of $8,240. For each modified or revised subdivision tract of fewer than 20 lots requiring a revised engineering report, a fee of $1,854. (2) For each subdivision tract of 20 or more lots, actual Bureau of Engineering costs and a deposit for such costs as determined and collected pursuant to the provisions of Section 61.15 of Chapter VI of this Code. For each modified or revised subdivision tract of 20 or more lots requiring a revised engineering report, a fee of $1,854. 2. Final Map. (a) Bureau of Engineering Fees. Before acceptance for examination by the City Engineer, the Bureau of Engineering shall charge and collect for each application the following nonrefundable fees that apply to the project for which the application is made: (1) For each subdivision tract of fewer than 20 lots, a fee of $8,240. (2) For each subdivision tract of 20 or more lots, actual Bureau of Engineering costs and a deposit for such costs as determined and collected pursuant to the provisions of Section 61.15 of Chapter VI of this Code. (3) For each airspace subdivision, actual Bureau of Engineering costs and a deposit for such costs as determined and collected pursuant to the provisions of Section 61.15 of Chapter VI of this Code. (b) Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone Fee. For each subdivision that is located entirely or partly within a Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone as determined pursuant to the provisions of Section 57.4908 of Chapter V of this Code, the Bureau of Engineering shall charge and collect a surcharge in the amount of 50% of the fee imposed pursuant to the provisions of Paragraph (a) of this Subdivision. (c) Resubmission Fee. In addition to the fee and surcharge imposed pursuant to the provisions of Paragraphs (a) and (b) of this subdivision, the Bureau of Engineering shall charge and collect a resubmission fee of $824 for each and every map or any part of a map submitted to the City Engineer more than three times, including the original submission, and the fee shall be paid to the Bureau of Engineering upon each and every submission to the City Engineer thereafter. (d) Reverting Subdivided Land Fee. In addition to all other fees charged pursuant to the provisions of this subdivision, if a final map is filed for the purpose of reverting subdivided land to acreage or for merger and re-subdivision of land pursuant to the provisions of Section 17.10 or 17.10.1 of this Chapter, the Bureau of Engineering shall charge and collect a fee of $2,549. 3. Improvement Plans. Engineering, checking and inspection fees shall be deposited with the City in accordance with the provisions of Sections 62.109 and 62.110 of Chapter VI of this Code. 4. Appeals. Each appeal of a tentative or final map shall be accompanied by the payment of a fee pursuant to Section 19.01 B. 5. Modifications. Each request for a modification of an approved Tentative Map or Recorded Final Map shall be accompanied by the payment of the appropriate fee indicated in Section 19.02 F. B. Parcel Maps. 1. Preliminary Parcel Map. (a) Residential Dwellings, up to 4 Lots: Type of Application | Base Fee Preliminary Parcel Map - Residential Dwellings, up to 4 Lots - Single-Family Zones | $14,978 Preliminary Parcel Map - Residential Dwellings, up to 4 Lots - Multi-Family | $15,419 (b) Commercial / Industrial, up to 4 Lots: (1) With Building: Type of Application | Base Fee Preliminary Parcel Map - Commercial / Industrial (w/ Building), up to 4 Lots - Less than 50,000 square feet of Floor Area | $15,143 Preliminary Parcel Map - Commercial / Industrial (w/ Building), up to 4 Lots - 50,000 to Less than 100,000 square feet of Floor Area | $15,143 Preliminary Parcel Map - Commercial / Industrial (w/ Building), up to 4 Lots - 100,000 to Less than 250,000 square feet of Floor Area | $15,143 Preliminary Parcel Map - Commercial / Industrial (w/ Building), up to 4 Lots - 250,000 square feet of Floor Area or More | $15,143 (2) Without Building: Type of Application | Base Fee Preliminary Parcel Map - Commercial / Industrial (w/o Building), up to 4 Lots - Less than 1 Acre in Area | $13,571 Preliminary Parcel Map - Commercial / Industrial (w/o Building), up to 4 Lots - 1 to Less Than 5 Acres in Area | $13,571 Preliminary Parcel Map - Commercial / Industrial (w/o Building), up to 4 Lots - 5 Acres or More in Area | $13,571 (c) Other Parcel Map Actions: Type of Application | Base Fee Parcel Map Exemption (Lot Line Adjustment)(Section 17.50 B.3.(c); Section 13B.7.2.) | $5,517 Parcel Map Waiver(Section 17.50 B.3.(d); Section 13B.7.2.; Gov. Code §§ 66412(a) and 66412.1(a) & (b)) | $1,765 (d) Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone Fee. For preliminary parcel maps within the Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones, as described in Section 57.4908 of Chapter V of this Code, a surcharge of one-third the sum of the fees paid pursuant to Paragraphs (a) and (b) shall be paid. (e) Mixed-Use Projects Fee. Where the project involves a combination of Single-Family, Multi-Family, Commercial, and/or Industrial uses, the highest fee, including modifications to the base fee, shall be charged at 100%, the second highest at 50%, and the third and subsequent fee at 25%. This fee discounting shall not apply to the surcharge required by Paragraph (d) of this subdivision. (f) Bureau of Engineering Fees. In addition to the fees imposed pursuant to the provisions of this subdivision, before acceptance for examination by the City Engineer, the Bureau of Engineering shall charge and collect for each application the following nonrefundable fees applicable to the project for which the application is made: (1) For each map, a fee of $8,240. (2) For each modified or revised map requiring a revised engineering report, a fee of $824. (3) For each parcel map exemption, a fee of $1,262. 2. Certificate or Conditional Certificate of Compliance. A fee shall be paid as established in the table below for each determination of the Advisory Agency with respect to a certificate or conditional certificate of compliance pursuant to the Subdivision Map Act in California Government Code Section 66499.35. Type of Application | Base Fee Certificate or Conditional Certificate of Compliance - Determination | $4,193 (a) Fee Waiver. The above fee shall be waived when the Advisory Agency has approved a division of land and collected a fee without the requirement of a final map being filed with the County Recorder. (b) Recordation Fee. In every case, the applicant shall also pay a fee equal to the amount required by law for recording any certificate or conditional certificate of compliance issued in connection with the decision. (c) Bureau of Engineering Fee. Before acceptance for examination by the City Engineer, the Bureau of Engineering shall charge and collect a fee of $1,262 for the review and processing of each application for a Certificate of Compliance. 3. Final Parcel Map. (a) Bureau of Engineering Fees. Before acceptance for examination by the City Engineer, the Bureau of Engineering shall charge and collect a nonrefundable fee of $8,240 for each final parcel map submitted, except for airspace parcel maps. For each airspace parcel map application submitted, the Bureau of Engineering shall charge actual Bureau of Engineering costs and a deposit for such costs as determined and collected pursuant to the provisions of Section 61.15 of Chapter VI of this Code. (b) Very High Fire Hazard Severity Fee. For each subdivision that is located entirely or partly within a Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone as determined pursuant to the provisions of Section 57.4908 of Chapter V of this Code, the Bureau of Engineering shall charge and collect a surcharge in the amount of 50% of the fee imposed pursuant to the provisions of Paragraph (a) of this subdivision. (c) Resubmission Fee. In addition to the fee and surcharge imposed pursuant to the provisions of Paragraphs (a) and (b) of this subdivision, the Bureau of Engineering shall charge and collect a resubmission fee of $824 for each and every map or any part of a map submitted to the City Engineer more than three times, including the original submission, and the fee shall be paid to the Bureau of Engineering upon each and every submission to the City Engineer thereafter. (d) Reverting Subdivided Land Fee. In addition to all other fees charged pursuant to the provisions of this subdivision, if a final map is filed for the purpose of reverting subdivided land to acreage or for merger and re-subdivision of land pursuant to the provisions of Section 17.10 or 17.10.1 of this Chapter, the Bureau of Engineering shall charge and collect a fee of $1,854. (e) Final Map Waiver Fee. Before acceptance for examination by the City Engineer, the Bureau of Engineering shall charge and collect a fee of $1,262 to review and process each application for a final map waiver requested pursuant to the provisions of Section 17.50 D. of this Chapter and Section 13B.7.5. of Chapter 1A of this Code. 4. Appeals. Each appeal of a parcel map shall be accompanied by the payment of a fee pursuant to Section 19.01 B. 5. Modifications. Each request for a modification of an approved Preliminary Map or Recorded Final Map shall be accompanied by the payment of the appropriate fee indicated in Section 19.02 F. C. Private Street Map. FEES FOR PRIVATE STREET MAPS Type of Application | Base Fee Deemed to be Approved Private Street(Section 18.00 C.) | $3,089 Private Street Map(Section 18.08; Section 13B.7.7. of Chapter 1A) | $16,246 Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone Private Street Map(Section 17.52 D.) | $17,984 Modifications of Private Street Requirements | $11,144 Modifications of Private Street Requirements - Each Lot or Building | $110 1. Credit Towards Subdivision Map Fees. In the event the person plotting or dividing land as lots or building sites pursuant to Article 8 of this Chapter shall elect to subdivide land in accordance with Article 7 of this Chapter within one year from the filing date of the private street map, the fees required and paid under this Subsection may be applied against the payment of the fees required by Subsection A. of this section. 2. Modification of Private Street Requirements. For each request for modification of the requirements governing private streets pursuant to the provisions of Section 18.12 and Section 13B.7.7.H. of Chapter 1A, a fee shall be paid in the amount established in the table above. For each and every lot or building site shown on a private street map, excepting the lots or building sites as are shown at the request of the City Engineer to facilitate the description of the land to be acquired by condemnation proceedings, a fee shall be paid in the amount established in the table above. 3. Bureau of Engineering Fees. Before acceptance for examination by the City Engineer, the Bureau of Engineering shall charge and collect for each private street map application a fee of $6,304, and shall charge and collect for each modified or revised street map application requiring a revised engineering report a fee of $630. D. Mobile Home Park Impact Reports. FEE FOR MOBILE HOME PARK IMPACT REPORTS Type of Application | Base Fee Mobile Home Park Impact Report(Section 17.04) | $24,769 If no request for hearing is filed within the time periods set forth in Section 47.09 D.5. of Chapter IV of this Code, upon written demand by park management, a refund of $5,229 shall be made to park management. E. Condominium Conversion for Subdivision and Parcel Maps. 1. Residential Dwellings: Type of Application | Base Fee 1 to 4 Units | $17,570 5 to 49 Units | $18,067 50 to 99 Units | $18,618 100 Units or More | $19,336 Relocation Assistance Plan(Section 12.95.2 F.6.) | $3,089 2. Commercial / Industrial: Type of Application | Base Fee Less than 50,000 Square Feet of Floor Area | $11,337 50,000 to Less Than 100,000 Square Feet of Floor Area | $11,668 100,000 to Less Than 250,000 Square Feet of Floor Area | $11,999 250,000 Square Feet of Floor Area or More | $12,330 3. Mixed-Use Projects Fee. Where the project involves a combination of Residential, Commercial, and/or Industrial uses, the highest fee shall be charged at 100%, the second highest at 50%, and the third and subsequent fee at 25%. This fee discounting shall not apply to the fee required by Section 19.02 E.1.(a). F. Map Related Fees. MAP RELATED FEES Type of Application | Base Fee Review of Revision of Tentative / Preliminary Map | $5,241 Modification to Approved Tentative / Preliminary Map or Recorded Final Map(Sections 17.14, 17.59) | $15,777 Reversion to Acreage(Section 17.10) | $15,612 Time Extension for Maps(Sections 17.07 A.2. and 17.56 A.2.; Sections 13B.7.3.F. and 13B.7.5.F. of Chapter 1A) | $662 Letter of Clarification or Correction (initiated by Applicant) | $5,296

Los Angeles Municipal Code § 19.03 FEES FOR GENERAL PLAN CONSISTENCY.

SEC. 19.03. FEES FOR GENERAL PLAN CONSISTENCY. (Amended by Ord. No. 188,796, Eff. 2/23/26.) The following fees shall be charged when a zone change is requested by an applicant that necessitates the initiation of a General Plan Amendment to achieve consistency between the requested zone change and the General Plan: GENERAL PLAN CONSISTENCY FEES Type of Application | Base Fee* Zone Change and associated costs for a General Plan Amendment for less than 400 dwelling units, 500,000 square feet for commercial / industrial, or 250,000 square feet for mixed-use(Section 11.5.6; Section 13B.1.1. of Chapter 1A) | $59,717 Zone Change and associated costs for a General Plan Amendment for 400 dwelling units or greater, 500,000 square feet or greater for commercial / industrial, or 250,000 square feet or greater for mixed-use(Section 11.5.6; Section 13B.1.1. of Chapter 1A) | $78,832 Annexation, Zone Change and associated costs for a General Plan Amendment less than 400 dwelling units, 500,000 square feet for commercial / industrial, or 250,000 square feet for mixed-use(Section 11.5.6; Section 13B.1.1. of Chapter 1A) | $68,571 Annexation, Zone Change and associated costs for a General Plan Amendment for 400 dwelling units or greater, 500,000 square feet or greater for commercial / industrial, or 250,000 square feet or greater for mixed-use(Section 11.5.6; Section 13B.1.1. of Chapter 1A) | $90,638 Street Re-Classification | $34,368 Notes:* See Section 19.01 Q. for multiple applications.

Los Angeles Municipal Code § 19.04 FEES FOR SIGN-OFF OR CLEARANCE REQUESTS.

SEC. 19.04. FEES FOR SIGN-OFF OR CLEARANCE REQUESTS. (Amended by Ord. No. 188,796, Eff. 2/23/26.) The following fees and charges shall be paid to the Department of City Planning in connection with sign-off or clearance requests: SIGN-OFF OR CLEARANCE REQUESTS FEES Type of Application | Base Fee Public Benefit Project Clearance for by-right project(Section 14.00 A.) | $441 Miscellaneous Clearance - ZA(Section 12.24 and all other projects) | $1,655 Miscellaneous Clearance - ZA Single-Family Dwellings with No Exceptions(Section 12.24 and all other projects) | $1,103 Request for Approval to erect temporary Subdivision Directional Signs (First Sign)(Section 12.21 A.7.) | $221 Request for Approval to erect temporary Subdivision Directional Signs (Each Additional Sign)(Section 12.21 A.7.) | $221 Miscellaneous Clearance - Director | $662 Miscellaneous Clearance - Commission | $883 Miscellaneous Clearance - Advisory Agency | $221 Miscellaneous Clearance - Approval of plans for Substantial Conformance | Minor | $1,876 Major | $2,703 Condition Compliance for ZA / DIR / Commission | $1,434 Overlay Compliance Review for Building Permit | Minor | $827 Standard | $2,482 Major | $4,137 Building Permit Clearance | Minor | $221 Major | $1,214 Administrative Review | Minor | $1,729 Standard | $3,310 Major | $8,496 Restaurant Beverage Program (Sections 12.22 A.34., 12.22 A.35.) | $2,207 Landscape and Site Design Approval and Verification* | $1,854 Landscape Plan Approval as part of a Discretionary Approval** | $221 Monitoring - Restaurant Beverage Program(Sections 12.22 A.34., 12.22 A.35.) | $1,324 Inspection and Field Compliance Review - Restaurant Beverage Program(Sections 12.22 A.34., 12.22 A.35.) | $829 Wireless - U.S. Government Code Section 6409 Administrative Plan Approvals | $3,751 Letter of Substantial Conformance (Major Projects Only) | $6,620 Notes: * Applications, subject to this fee, shall pay the fee established herein if submitted after the amended Landscape and Site Design Review Ordinance is adopted, per Council File No. 24-1399.** Applications submitted after the amended Landscape and Site Design Ordinance is adopted, per Council File No. 24-1399, will not be subject to the “Landscape Plan Approvals as part of a Discretionary Approvals” fee. A. Development Plans. Each final development plan for a residential planned development filed with the City Planning Commission for its report and recommendation subsequent to the application for the establishment of a Residential Planned Development District (RPD District), as defined in Section 13.04 shall be accompanied by a filing fee of $199 plus $1.70 for each acre or portion of an acre shown on the plan. B. Modification of Plans or Conditions. Each request to the City Planning Commission for its report and recommendations on modifications of an approved final development plan in an RPD District or of a condition imposed on a residential planned development shall be accompanied by a filing fee of $263.

Los Angeles Municipal Code § 19.05 FILING FEES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCES.

SEC. 19.05. FILING FEES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCES. (Amended by Ord. No. 188,796, Eff. 2/23/26.) A. Fees, Costs, and Deposits. For the preparation and processing of required studies, analysis, reports, findings, mitigation measures, certifications, and notices under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), all fees, deposits, and costs required in Subsections 1. and 2. below, shall be paid. All monies required to be paid in this Section, shall be paid to the City Planning Department at the time the permit application is filed, unless otherwise indicated in this Section. The determination of the necessary actions or clearance to comply with CEQA is at the City’s discretion acting as the lead or responsible agency. Upon the applicant’s failure to pay the fee, deposit, or cost when required in this Section, the City may stop or suspend work on any environmental review, or other work for which the fee, deposit, or cost is collected under this Section. For any CEQA clearance that requires publication, as set forth in either the California Public Resources Code or this Code, the applicant is responsible for and shall pay all pass-through costs associated with publication, in addition to any other fees paid. 1. Categorical Exemptions (CEs), Statutory Exemptions (SEs), Negative Declarations (NDs) / Mitigated Negative Declarations (MNDs), Environmental Assessment Forms (EAFs), Housing Element EIR Project Clearance (HE Clearances), Sustainable Communities Project Exemption (SCPE), Sustainable Communities Environmental Assessment (SCEA), and Addenda for ND / MND. All Applicants requiring any type of CEQA clearance expressly listed in Table 1-A shall pay the “Initial Intake Fee” and any corresponding fee identified for any of the CEQA clearances listed under the “Type of Application” column in Table 1-A. Table 1-A. CEs, EAFs, NDs, MNDs, HE CLEARANCES, SCPEs, & SCEAs FEES(Initial Intake Fee With Corresponding Fee Based on Applicable CEQA Clearance) Type of Application | Base Fee Initial Intake Fee (Environmental Application Form Intake Fee for All Categorical and Statutory Exemptions, Non-EIR Initial Studies (ND/MND), SCPEs, SCEAs, and Housing Element Project Streamlining Clearances) | $1,214 Corresponding Fee Based on Applicable CEQA Clearance In Addition to Initial Intake Fee: | Categorical Exemption (Classes 1 - 31, 33) | $0 Class 32 Categorical Exemption or Hillside Class 3 | $5,020 EAF / Initial Study Resulting in ND, MND, or Statutory Exemptions (unless specifically listed elsewhere in this Table 1-A | $12,600 Subsequent Approval Review (CEQA Guidelines Section 15162) or Addendum to ND, MND, or SCEA | $6,675 Infill Housing Project Statutory Exemption - Cal. Pub. Res. Code Section 21080.66 | $1,986 Housing Element EIR Project Clearance | $16,108 SCPE or SCEA | $14,122 In cases where revisions to the CEQA clearances identified in Table 1-A above, the fees listed in Table 1-B shall also apply. Table 1-B. Additional CEQA Fees Type of Application | Base Fee CEQA Clearance Revisions Fee (Limited to CEQA Clearances listed in Table 1-A, excluding Categorical Exemptions) | $2,207 Revised Categorical Exemption | $1,269 2. Environmental Impact Reports and Other CEQA Clearances. For any environmental impact report (EIR) (including but not limited to Supplemental, Subsequent, Tiered, and Focused) a subsequent approval clearance relying on a Certified EIR (that does not include the preparation of an EIR), and any CEQA clearance that is neither of the above or a clearance expressly listed in Tables 1-A or 1-B in Subdivision 1. (which shall be referred to as “Other CEQA Clearance”), the applicant shall pay an initial deposit and the hourly review fees provided in Table 2, below, in the “Base Fee” column for the applicable “Type of Application”. (a) Deposit. Any required deposit shall be paid at the time the applicant applies for the preparation of an EAF or applies for the particular CEQA clearance requiring the deposit, or at the time the City provides notice that the particular CEQA clearance requiring a deposit is required for the project. Payment of any hourly review fee required in this Subdivision shall be paid. Table 2. DEPOSITS AND FEES FOR EIRS AND OTHER CEQA CLEARANCES Type of Application | Base Fee EIRs (this includes any type of EIR, including Focused, Tiered, Supplemental, and Subsequent) - Initial Deposit | $15,000 Other CEQA Clearance - Initial Deposit | $10,000 Review for Subsequent Approval Under Certified EIR (CEQA Guidelines Sections 15162, 15163, 15164, and 15168) - Initial Deposit | $7,500 EIR (Any type including Supplemental, Subsequent, Tiered, or Focused) Review Services (hourly) | $221 Other CEQA Clearance Review Services (hourly) | $221 Review Services (hourly) | $221 (b) Full Cost Recovery. Notwithstanding the fees identified in Subsections 1. and 2. above, the applicant is responsible to pay for the City’s actual costs associated with the City’s actions to comply with CEQA in the processing of applications under Chapter I, Chapter 1A, and Chapter IX, and processing of all associated discretionary applications. To the extent the City’s actual costs to comply with CEQA exceed the fees required to be paid above in Subsection 1. and Subsection 2.(a), the applicant shall pay the City for its actual costs at the hourly rate set for “Review Services” in Table 2, with the total amount of costs at the hourly rate to be offset by the fees collected pursuant to this Section. The City Planning Department shall calculate the actual costs and resultant fee and shall maintain appropriate accounting records of the actual costs. The Director of Planning shall resolve any dispute related to the fee. The Director shall include any cost incurred or attributed to the processing of appeals. B. Child Care Fees. No fee shall be charged in connection with the processing of an initial study or filing of an EIR for any child care facility or nursery school which is determined to be nonprofit, including, but not limited to, parent cooperatives and facilities funded by a governmental agency or owned or operated by a philanthropic institution, church, or similar institution. A facility funded by a governmental agency shall indicate the primary current and anticipated source of funds. Where any uncertainty exists as to the nonprofit status of the facility, the applicant shall file a copy of the articles of incorporation or an affidavit showing, to the satisfaction of a Zoning Administrator, that the child care facility will be nonprofit.

Los Angeles Municipal Code § 19.06 FILING FEES FOR COASTAL DEVELOPMENT PERMITS.

SEC. 19.06. FILING FEES FOR COASTAL DEVELOPMENT PERMITS. (Amended by Ord. No. 188,796, Eff. 2/23/26.) A. Filing Fees. In addition to any other fees set forth in this Code, the following fees shall be charged and collected by the permit granting authority in connection with the filing of all applications for coastal development permits: COASTAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT FEES Type of Application | Base Fee* Coastal Development Permit for Single-Family residential dwelling(Section 12.20.2; Section 13B.9.1. of Chapter 1A) | $14,178 Coastal Development Permit for Multi-Family residential dwelling(Section 12.20.2; Section 13B.9.1. of Chapter 1A) | $15,005 Coastal Development Permit for Non-residential(Section 12.20.2; Section 13B.9.1. of Chapter 1A) | $16,660 Coastal Development Permit Exemption Determination(Section 12.20.2.1; Sections 13B.9.1. and 13B.9.2. of Chapter 1A) | $772 Coastal Development Permit Amendment(Sections 12.20.2.1 Q. and 12.20.2 O.; Sections 13B.9.1. and 13B.9.2. of Chapter 1A) | $13,350 Coastal Development Permit - Mello Compliance Review - City Review(Section 12.20.2) | $5,130 Mello Act Compliance Review - Exemptions(LAAC Section 19.144; Section 13B.9.1. of Chapter 1A) | $3,089 Coastal Development Permit - Administrative Review (ADU)(LAAC Section 19.144; Section 13B.9.1. of Chapter 1A) | $12,688 Notes:* See Section 19.01 Q. for multiple applications. B. Filing Fees for Environmental Impact Reports and Negative Declarations. Where an environmental impact report or negative declaration is prepared for a project for which application for a coastal development permit has been made, a negative declaration or environmental impact report shall consider the effect of the project in light of the criteria established in Section 12.20.2 G.1.(a) through (e) and Sections 13B.9.1.D. and 13B.9.1.E. of Chapter 1A of this Code, and no additional charge shall be made. Where the underlying project is otherwise exempt from the preparation of a negative declaration or environmental impact report but either document is required for the coastal development permit, those fees set forth in Section 19.05 of this Chapter shall be applicable, and shall be collected by the appropriate permit granting authority.

Los Angeles Municipal Code § 19.07 FEES FOR FLOOD HAZARD REPORTS AND COMPLIANCE CHECKS.

SEC. 19.07. FEES FOR FLOOD HAZARD REPORTS AND COMPLIANCE CHECKS. (Amended by Ord. No. 188,796, Eff. 2/23/26.) A. Basic Review Fee. Except for services subject to the provisions of Subsection B. or C. of this section, the Bureau of Engineering shall charge and collect a fee of $273 to perform each of the following services pertaining to Flood Hazard compliance: 1. Flood Hazard Compliance Check Fee. Review to verify that a permitted project would or does comply with the requirements of the Los Angeles Specific Plan for the Management of Flood Hazards (Ordinance 172,081, as may be amended) and the National Flood Insurance Program. 2. Elevation Certificate Processing Fee. Process an Elevation Certificate for building permits located in floodplain zones, in compliance with the requirements of the Los Angeles Specific Plan for the Management of Flood Hazards (Ordinance 172,081, as may be amended) and the National Flood Insurance Program. 3. Floodproofing Certificate Processing. Process a Floodproofing Certificate for a commercial project or a non-single-family development proposed in a floodplain zone, in compliance with the requirements of the Los Angeles Specific Plan for the Management of Flood Hazards (Ordinance 172,081, as may be amended) and the National Flood Insurance Program. 4. Letter of Map Change / Conditional Letter of Map Change Processing. Process a Conditional Letter of Map Revision, Conditional Letter of Map Amendment, Letter of Map Revisions, or Letter of Map Amendment. B. Reviews or Services Requiring Additional Staff Time of 16 or Fewer Hours. For all Bureau of Engineering services identified in Subsection A. of this Section for which a fee of $273 is charged, and which will require Bureau staff to review plans or surveys, or take other action in addition to that normally required to accomplish the task for which the $273 fee is charged, the Bureau shall charge and collect a fee pursuant to the provisions of Section 61.14 of Chapter VI of this Code, except for reviews or services provided pursuant to the provisions of Subsection C. of this Section. C. Reviews or Services Requiring Additional Staff Time of More than 16 Hours. For all Bureau of Engineering services identified in Subsection A. of this Section for which a fee of $273 is charged, and which will require Bureau staff to review plans or surveys, or take other action, and where Bureau staff will be required to provide more than 16 hours of staff time in addition to that normally required to accomplish the task for which the $273 fee is charged, the Bureau shall charge and collect actual Bureau of Engineering costs and a deposit for such costs as determined and collected pursuant to the provisions of Section 61.15 of Chapter VI of this Code. D. All Fees Owed Prior to Bureau Action. The Bureau of Engineering shall not issue any approval or decision with respect to any matter for which this section requires payment to the Bureau until all monies owed pursuant to the provisions of this section are paid.

Los Angeles Municipal Code § 19.08 SURCHARGE FOR DEVELOPMENT SERVICES CENTERS.

SEC. 19.08. SURCHARGE FOR DEVELOPMENT SERVICES CENTERS. (Amended by Ord. No. 188,796, Eff. 2/23/26.) A. There shall be added to each fee imposed for any permit, license, or application provided for in this article, a surcharge in an amount equal to the greater of 3% of the fee or $1.00. B. The previous surcharge amount of 2% is increased solely to pay for the $21.76 million cost of developing and implementing BuildLA, a comprehensive enterprise-wide development services system, and shall not be used to pay for ongoing BuildLA costs, such as maintenance or system hosting services. C. The surcharge shall be returned to the greater of 2% or $1.00 when the City Administrative Officer determines the surcharge increase has recovered the $21.76 million cost of BuildLA.

Los Angeles Municipal Code § 19.09 PROJECT DEVELOPMENT AND COUNSELING SERVICES.

SEC. 19.09. PROJECT DEVELOPMENT AND COUNSELING SERVICES. (Amended by Ord. No. 188,796, Eff. 2/23/26.) PROJECT DEVELOPMENT AND COUNSELING SERVICE FEES Type of Application | Base Fee Pre-Application Review(Section 12.24; Sections 13B.2.1.,13B.2.2., and 13B.2.3. of Chapter 1A) | $3,089

Los Angeles Municipal Code § 19.10 DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT FEES.

SEC. 19.10. DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT FEES. (Amended by Ord. No. 188,796, Eff. 2/23/26.) DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT FEE Type of Application | Base Fee Development Agreement Fee(Section 12.32; Sections 13B.1.2., 13B.1.3. and 13B.1.4. of Chapter 1A) | $33,155 In addition to the fees set forth above, the City may negotiate with the applicant for reimbursement of the actual costs to City associated with administering the development agreement, pursuant to LAAC Section 5.121.9.3. The actual costs assessed shall be offset by the fees collected as indicated in the table above.

Los Angeles Municipal Code § 19.11 ANNUAL INSPECTION OF COMPLIANCE WITH FLOOR AREA RATIO AVERAGING AND RESIDENTIAL DENSITY TRANSFER COVENANTS.

SEC. 19.11. ANNUAL INSPECTION OF COMPLIANCE WITH FLOOR AREA RATIO AVERAGING AND RESIDENTIAL DENSITY TRANSFER COVENANTS. (Amended by Ord. No. 188,796, Eff. 2/23/26.) A fee shall be charged and collected by the Department of Building and Safety, pursuant to the fees established in Chapter IX (Building Regulations) of this Code, to cover the cost of an annual inspection to monitor compliance with, and maintain records of, the covenant required pursuant to Sections 12.24 B.25. and 12.24 C.58. of this Chapter, recorded prior to July 1, 2000, and Section 12.24 W.19. of this Chapter on and after July 1, 2000.

Los Angeles Municipal Code § 19.12 DEVIATIONS PURSUANT TO SECTION 16.03 E.

SEC. 19.12. DEVIATIONS PURSUANT TO SECTION 16.03 E. (Amended by Ord. No. 188,796, Eff. 2/23/26.) Applicants for determinations by the Zoning Administrator for deviations pursuant to Section 16.03 E. of this Chapter shall pay a fee of $930.

Los Angeles Municipal Code § 19.13 SURCHARGE FOR AUTOMATED SYSTEMS FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF CITY PLANNING.

SEC. 19.13. SURCHARGE FOR AUTOMATED SYSTEMS FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF CITY PLANNING. (Amended by Ord. No. 188,796, Eff. 2/23/26.) A. Operating Surcharge. There shall be added to each fee imposed for any permit, plan check, license or application provided for in Chapter I of this Code a surcharge in an amount equal to the greater of 7 percent of the fee or $1.00, except that any other surcharge shall be excluded from the computation of this surcharge. Moneys received from this surcharge shall be deposited and maintained in the City Planning Systems Development Fund pursuant to Los Angeles Administrative Code Section 5.457 for the maintenance and operation of automated systems. Exempted from this surcharge are all fees and costs imposed pursuant to Section 12.37. B. Development Surcharge. There shall be added to each fee imposed for any permit, plan check, license or application provided for in Chapter I of this Code an automated systems development surcharge in an amount equal to the greater of 6 percent of the fee or $1.00, except that any other surcharge shall be excluded from the computation of this surcharge. Moneys received from this surcharge shall be deposited into the City Planning Systems Development Fund pursuant to Los Angeles Administrative Code Section 5.457. Exempted from this surcharge are all fees and costs imposed pursuant to Section 12.37.

Los Angeles Municipal Code § 19.14 FEES FOR ENFORCEMENT OF HOUSING COVENANTS.

SEC. 19.14. FEES FOR ENFORCEMENT OF HOUSING COVENANTS. (Amended by Ord. No. 188,796, Eff. 2/23/26.) A. General. Unless a fee Exemption pursuant to Section 19.14 B. applies, the following fees shall be charged and collected by the Los Angeles Housing Department (LAHD) for the preparation, enforcement, monitoring, and associated work relating to the affordable housing covenants required by Sections 12.22 A.37., 12.22 A.38., 12.22 A.39., 12.22 A.29.(d)(1) through (2), and 14.00 A.10.(c)(2) of this Chapter. Type of Service: | Fee: Housing Replacement Determinations pursuant to AB 2222 | $1,027.00 per unit Affordable Housing Covenant Preparation | $5,770.00* per project Affordable Housing Covenant Amendments | $5,770.00 per amendment Affordable Housing Covenant Assumptions and Terminations | $1,214.00 per assumption or termination Affordable Housing Covenant Monitoring | $173.00* per restricted unit, per year Filing Fee | $43.00* per project B. Fee Exemption. New projects subject to an affordable housing covenant described in Section 19.14 A. wherein at least 50% of the units are restricted for use as permanent supportive housing shall be exempt from the fees above marked with an asterisk. C. Fees in Existing Covenants. Any owner or landlord of a project subject to an existing affordable housing covenant in effect prior to the effective date of the fees set forth in Section 19.14 A. and which contains a conflicting monitoring fee amount, shall be subject to the fee set forth in the existing covenant. D. Fees Due and Payable. The fees in Section 19.14 A. shall be fully due and payable at the time of the request for service, except for the affordable housing monitoring fees, which may be paid pursuant to the options set forth in Section 19.14 E. E. Covenant Monitoring Fees. The affordable housing covenant monitoring fees may be pre-paid in full at or before the time of the recording of an underlying affordable housing covenant or billed annually to an owner or landlord upon the issuance of the Certificate of Occupancy for the project subject to an underlying affordable housing covenant. F. Collection of Outstanding Fees. LAHD shall have the right to bring legal action in any court to collect the amount of any outstanding fees. LAHD may make such rules and regulations as may be necessary to carry out the provisions of this section.

Los Angeles Municipal Code § 19.15 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ASSESSMENT, TRANSPORTATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT COMPLIANCE AND MONITORING, CONDITION CLEARANCE, AND PERMIT ISSUANCE FEES.

SEC. 19.15. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ASSESSMENT, TRANSPORTATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT COMPLIANCE AND MONITORING, CONDITION CLEARANCE, AND PERMIT ISSUANCE FEES. (Amended by Ord. No. 188,796, Eff. 2/23/26.) A. Fees. The following specific fees shall be paid to the Department of Transportation (LADOT) for the preparation and processing of transportation assessments, review of site Transportation Demand Management (TDM) plans and monitoring data, clearance of conditions, and permit sign-offs in connection with obtaining any environmental clearance and/or permit issuance related tasks: (1) Building Permit Sign-Offs (See Note 1) ..... $595 (2) Dedication & Widening Waivers ..... $675 (3) LADOT Referral Form (See Note 2) ..... $670 (4) Driveway Permit Sign-Offs (See Note 3) ..... $810 (5) Haul Route Review ..... $650 (6) Master Plan / Complex Circulation Review (See Note 4) ..... $2,360 (7) Project Condition Clearance (See Note 5) ..... $455 (8) Revocable Permit ..... $370 (9) Bureau of Engineering Referral (e.g., Street Vacation, Quitclaim, Rejection of Future Dedication, etc.) ..... $1,495 (10) Subdivision Report ..... $370 (11) Hillside Development Construction Management Plan ..... $685 (12) Engineering Services (e.g., Timing Charts, Related Projects List, Inspections, etc.) ..... See Subsection (c) (13) Planning Services (e.g., Travel Data Requests, Travel Demand Model Runs, etc.) ..... See Subsection (d) (14) Bike Parking in Public Right-of-Way, pursuant to Div. 4C.3. (Bicycle Parking) of Chapter 1A of this Code (See Note 6) ..... $560 (15) Site TDM Plan Review Level 1 Projects ..... $835 (16) Site TDM Plan Review Level 2 and Level 3 Projects ..... $1,770 (17) Site TDM Plan Review that includes TDM Strategies Requiring Agency Pre-Approval (See Note 7) ..... $3,240 (18) Annual TDM Plan Compliance Documentation Review Level 1 and Level 2 Projects ..... $615 (19) Annual TDM Plan Compliance Documentation Review and Monitoring Report Review Level 3 Projects ..... $2,505 (20) Annual TDM Plan Compliance Documentation Review Level 1 and Level 2 Projects with Transportation Management Organization (TMO) Credit (See Note 8) ..... $330 (21) Annual TDM Plan Compliance Documentation Review and Monitoring Report Review Level 3 Projects with TMO Credit (See Note 8) ..... $835 (22) Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) Tool / Calculator Review ..... $1,375 (23) Technical Study (See Note 9) ..... $2,105 (24) Transportation Assessment Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) ..... $1,850 (25) Transportation Assessment Review (See Note 10) ..... $7,870 (26) Transportation Assessment Review / Plan Review - Expedited ..... See Subsection (e) (27) Major Projects Transportation Assessment Review (See Note 11) ..... $9,690 (28) Long-Term Worksite Traffic Control Plan Review (Over 72 Hours) ..... $2,465 Note 1: For a project with multiple addresses and permits (i.e., multi-family units), a charge of $595 shall be assessed per distinct site plan and not per unit. For example: if, for a 100-unit small lot subdivision condominium project, each unit falls into one of three different site plan options, then LADOT’s review fee would be $1,785 ($595 × 3), even if there are 100 separate building permits to approve. Note 2: LADOT’s Referral Form also may be submitted to the department in the form of a Site Plan Review Form. If this is the case, the LADOT Referral Form fee would still apply. Note 3: When reviewing a Building Permit application that also includes a Driveway Permit Sign-Off, the applicant should not be charged two fees (Building Permit and Driveway Permit). Instead, the applicant should be charged only the Building Permit fee if the driveway plan does not include a new curb cut. If the driveway plan does include a new curb cut, then the applicant should be charged only the Driveway Permit Sign-Off fee. Note 4: This fee applies to a Master Plan or similar large-scale project with complicated circulation plans that require considerable staff time to review. Note 5: A charge of $455 for the first three condition clearances plus $200 for each additional condition clearance. Note 6: A charge of $560 to review the first five bicycle racks installed in the public right-of-way, plus $415 for each additional five bike racks, not to exceed a total of $975. Note 7: This fee applies if the TDM Plan includes any TDM strategies that need to be pre-approved by LADOT, Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Authority, or other authorizing agency as defined in the TDM Program Guidelines. Note 8: If the party responsible for submitting either Annual TDM Plan Compliance Documentation and/or an Annual TDM Monitoring Report is a current member of a Transportation Management Organization (TMO) that is certified in accordance with LADOT’s TMO Certification Guidelines, the party shall only be required to pay a $330 annual monitoring fee for Level 1 and Level 2 Projects, and a $835 annual monitoring fee for Level 3 Projects. The responsible party may include, but is not necessarily limited to, a property owner or property manager. Note 9: A “technical study” can include, but is not limited to, technical memorandums (defined in LADOT’s Transportation Assessment Guidelines), trip generation assessments, transportation assessment supplements, a user defined TDM Strategy review, shared parking analysis, etc. The fee includes the cost to process a study MOU, if required. Note 10: A charge of $7,870 for the first five study intersections plus $500 per each additional study intersection, not to exceed a total of $25,000. Note 11: Any project that is required to assess access to pedestrian, bicycle, and transit facilities as indicated in the Department of City Planning’s Transportation Study Assessment Referral Form and/or a Transportation Assessment MOU, shall pay the Major Project Transportation Assessment Review fee. Special Note: If a project is approved by LADOT through the subdivision clearance or building permit process and all applicable fees have been paid, future approvals will not require additional fees as long as there have been no substantial changes to the approved portion of the project. B. Transportation Review Fee Fund. Each fee collected pursuant to this section shall include a flat technology support fee to be deposited into Transportation Review Fee Fund No. 50Y. This fund shall be used exclusively by LADOT to provide funding for the continual enhancement of development review-related information technology systems and for the procurement costs associated with equipment, software, materials, staff training, and, if needed, consultant services. With the exception of the flat technology support fee deposited into Transportation Fee Fund No. 50Y, the remaining fees collected shall be credited to the General Fund. The technology support fee, which is included in the fees listed above, is applied as follows: $100 for LADOT review services that cost under $1,000; $300 for services between $1,000 and $3,000; and $500 for services that are $3,000 or more. C. Engineering Services. LADOT shall offer engineering services for unique services that take under 10 hours to complete. These engineering services include, but are not limited to, providing access to signal timing charts, gathering related project lists, performing field engineering work related to a Traffic Control Plan, conducting Short Term Worksite Traffic Control Plan Review (72 hours or less), inspecting sites, etc. A charge of $155 shall be assessed for each hour of services, or a proportional fee for each fractional hour. D. Planning Services. LADOT shall offer planning services for unique services that take under 10 hours to complete. These planning services include, but are not limited to, providing access to forecasted and empirical travel data and travel diagnostics for a specific defined area. A charge of $145 shall be assessed for each hour of services, or a proportional fee for each fractional hour. E. Expedited Services. LADOT shall offer expedited services in the review of any of the processes listed above, including transportation assessments, Site TDM Plans, and B-permit design plans. Project applicants can choose to pay a higher review fee to allow LADOT staff to work overtime hours to expedite their review. The actual review fee to process a transportation assessment, which will be greater than the standard transportation assessment review fee, will be determined by LADOT during the preparation of the Transportation Assessment MOU executed between LADOT and the applicant’s representative. The fee shall be based on the applicant’s desired completion date, the availability of staff to work overtime, and the affected division’s workload. During times of peak workloads, the expedited review fee may be utilized by LADOT to procure an outside firm from the department’s pre-screened list of consultants to conduct the review of the assessment. Similarly, the actual fee to process Long-Term Worksite Traffic Control Plans (over 72 hours) or B-permit design plans shall be established by LADOT at the pre-design meeting with the applicant’s representative. F. Fee Revisions. LADOT shall provide an annual review of the fees established pursuant to this section, and shall submit recommendations for changes in these fees to the City Council. The fees shall be revised by LADOT to account for any staff salary cost of living adjustments. Notice of any increased fees shall be in accordance with Government Code Sections 66018 and 6062a.

Los Angeles Municipal Code § 19.16 GENERAL PLAN MAINTENANCE SURCHARGE FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF CITY PLANNING.

SEC. 19.16. GENERAL PLAN MAINTENANCE SURCHARGE FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF CITY PLANNING. (Amended by Ord. No. 188,899, Eff. 6/9/26.) There shall be added to each fee imposed for any permit, plan check, license or application, provided in Chapter I of this Code, a surcharge in an amount equal to the greater of 10 percent of the fee or $1.00, except that any other surcharge shall be excluded from the computation of this surcharge. Monies received from this surcharge shall be deposited into the Department of City Planning Long-Range Planning Special Revenue Trust Fund. The monies received pursuant to this section shall be used for maintenance of the City’s General Plan and all associated underlying plans or elements, ordinances, and other associated planning initiatives. Fifty percent of the monies received, after the effective date of this ordinance, shall be used for costs directly related to updating the City’s 34 Community Plans. Exempted from this surcharge are all fees and costs imposed pursuant to Section 12.37.

Los Angeles Municipal Code § 19.17 PARK FEE.

SEC. 19.17. PARK FEE. (Amended by Ord. No. 188,796, Eff. 2/23/26.) The following fees shall be paid to the Department of Recreation and Parks. Current figures are located in the Department of Recreation and Parks Rate and Fee Schedule. Subdivision (Quimby in-lieu) fee: At effective date of ordinance: $7,500, adjusted for inflation pursuant to Section 12.33 E.5. of this Chapter. First annual RAP rate and fee schedule update after effective date of ordinance: The prior year’s fee amount plus $2,500, adjusted for inflation pursuant to Section 12.33 E.5. of this Chapter. Each subsequent annual RAP rate and fee schedule update: The fee of the previous year, adjusted for inflation pursuant to Section 12.33 E.5. of this Chapter. Non-subdivision (park mitigation) fee: At effective date of ordinance: $2,500, adjusted for inflation pursuant to Section 12.33 E.5. of this Chapter. First annual RAP rate and fee schedule update after effective date of ordinance: The prior year’s fee amount plus $2,500, adjusted for inflation pursuant to Section 12.33 E.5. of this Chapter. Each subsequent annual RAP rate and fee schedule update: The fee of the previous year, adjusted for inflation pursuant to Section 12.33 E.5. of this Chapter.

Los Angeles Municipal Code § 19.18 AFFORDABLE HOUSING LINKAGE FEE.

SEC. 19.18. AFFORDABLE HOUSING LINKAGE FEE. (Amended by Ord. No. 188,796, Eff. 2/23/26.) A. Definitions. Terms shall have the meaning ascribed to them in Sections 12.03 or 12.22 of this Chapter. For the purposes of this section only, certain terms and words are defined as follows: 1. “Additional Housing Units” means a net increase in the number of dwelling units or guest rooms to be added on a parcel or parcels of land by issuance of a building permit, after subtracting the number of dwelling units or guest rooms legally removed from the same parcel of real property during the year preceding the issuance of the building permit. 2. “Additional Nonresidential Floor Area” means the net increase in the amount of nonresidential Floor Area, as defined in Section 12.03 of this Chapter, to be added on a parcel or parcels of land by issuance of a building permit, less the amount of nonresidential Floor Area legally removed from the same parcel of real property during the year preceding the issuance of the building permit. 3. “Applicant” means any individual, person, firm, partnership, association, joint venture, corporation, limited liability company, entity, combination of entities or authorized representative thereof, who undertakes, proposes or applies to the City for a Planning or zoning entitlement approval or building permit related to a Development Project. 4. “Building Permit Application” means plans submitted to the Department of Building and Safety pursuant to Section 12.26 A.3. of this Chapter. 5. “Development Project” means any activity involving or requiring the issuance of a building permit that results in Additional Housing Units, Additional Nonresidential Floor Area, additional single-family residential Floor Area, or a change of use from nonresidential to residential. 6. “Grocery Store” means a project that is for a retail use of which greater than one half of the Floor Area is devoted to the sale of food items intended for consumption or use off the premises, excluding alcoholic beverages. 7. “Linkage Fee” means the fee assessed, pursuant to this section, on certain Development Projects in order to mitigate the impact of the additional demand for affordable housing caused by such activity. B. Applicability. The regulations, requirements and provisions of this section shall apply to any Development Project. Unless a Development Project is exempt from this section, an Applicant must pay to the City the required Linkage Fee as a condition of the building permit for which a Building Permit Application has been submitted in order to mitigate the need for affordable housing that is generated by or attributable to such projects. The provisions of this section are subject to the requirements set forth in California Government Code Section 66000 et seq. 1. Phased Implementation. (a) For the first 120 days following the effective date of this ordinance, no Linkage Fee shall be imposed on any project for which a Building Permit Application or complete planning or zoning entitlement application is submitted. For purposes of this Section, a complete planning or zoning entitlement application is an application that has been accepted by the Department of City Planning and for which the application fees have been paid. If an Applicant submitted a Building Permit Application or a complete planning or zoning entitlement application for a Development Project prior to the effective date of this ordinance, that Development Project shall not be subject to a Linkage Fee. (b) An Applicant for a Development Project who submits a Building Permit Application or a complete Planning or zoning entitlement application (whichever is first) 121 days following the effective date of this ordinance shall pay one-third of the total Linkage Fee amount due, based on the fee schedule and market area maps in effect at the time of the submittal of the Building Permit Application or complete Planning or zoning entitlement application. (c) An Applicant for a Development Project who submits a Building Permit Application or a complete Planning or zoning entitlement application (whichever is first) 306 days after the effective date of this ordinance shall pay two-thirds of the total Linkage Fee amount due, based on the fee schedule and market area maps in effect at the time of the submittal of the Building Permit Application or complete Planning or zoning entitlement application. (d) An Applicant for a Development Project who submits a Building Permit Application or a complete planning or zoning entitlement application (whichever is first) 485 days or more after the effective date of this ordinance shall pay the total Linkage Fee amount due, based on the fee schedule and market area maps in effect at the time of the submittal of the Building Permit Application or complete Planning or zoning entitlement application. 2. Exemptions. The Department of Building and Safety shall determine whether any of the following exemptions apply to a Development Project based on documentation submitted by the Applicant prior to the issuance of the building permit. The fee imposed by this section shall not apply to construction that includes any the following: (a) Less than 15,000 square feet of Additional Nonresidential Floor Area in any nonresidential building, other than parking garages and parking facilities, as determined by the Department of Building and Safety. (b) Any for-sale or rental housing development containing restricted affordable units where at least 40% of the total units or guest rooms are dedicated for moderate income households, or at least 20% of the total units or guest rooms are dedicated for lower income households, or at least 11% of the total units or guest rooms are dedicated for very low income households, or at least 8% of the total units or guest rooms are dedicated for extremely low income households, for at least 55 years, where a covenant has been made with the Los Angeles Housing Department and required covenant and monitoring fees have been paid, or any project approved pursuant to Section 12.22 A.38. of this Chapter. Such a covenant shall also subject projects using this exemption to the replacement policies in Government Code Section 65915(c)(3), as that section may be amended from time to time, and to LAHD fees related to housing replacement determinations pursuant to state law, as set forth in this Code. For the purposes of this section, total units include any units added by a density bonus or other land use incentive, consistent with the affordability levels defined in Government Code Section 65915, as that section may be amended from time to time. (c) Any Development Project being constructed by, or on behalf of: (1) a government or public institution such as a school, museum, homeless shelter or other similar projects that are intended for community use; or (2) any private Elementary and/or High School. (d) Any hospital. For purposes of this section, “hospital” means a facility, place, or building that is organized, maintained, and operated for the diagnosis, care, prevention, and treatment of human illness, physical or mental, including convalescence and rehabilitation and including care during and after pregnancy, or for any one or more of these purposes, for one or more persons, to which the persons are admitted for a 24-hour stay or longer. (e) A single-family detached home meeting one or more of the following conditions: (1) Any addition of 1,500 square feet or less of Floor Area to an existing single-family detached home located in a single-family or multiple-family zone. (2) New construction of any single-family detached home located in a single-family zone that is 1,500 square feet or less of Floor Area. (3) Any replacement of a single-family detached home resulting in a net increase of 1,500 square feet or less of Floor Area from the prior home that existed on the property. (f) Either (1) an addition of 1,501 square feet or more of Floor Area to an existing single-family detached home located in a single-family zone, or (2) a replacement of a single-family detached home resulting in a larger single-family detached home with a net increase of 1,501 square feet or more of Floor Area from the prior home that existed on the property; provided, however, in either event, a covenant shall be recorded against the property prior to the issuance of a building permit for such addition or replacement requiring the owner of the property to pay the Linkage Fee if the home is sold within three years of the issuance of such building permit. The covenant shall automatically expire at the end of such three-year period, if no sale of the property has occurred during such three-year period. However, in the event of a sale of the property within such three-year period, the covenant shall not expire until a notice of covenant termination is recorded. A notice of covenant termination shall be provided by the City upon full payment of Linkage Fee due, based on the fee schedule in effect at the time of payment. The covenant shall run with the land and bind all successive owners of the property until the Linkage Fee is fully paid. (g) An Accessory Dwelling Unit as defined by California Government Code Section 65852.2. (h) Any project located within the boundaries of the Central City West Specific Plan Area, as defined in Ordinance No. 163,094, if the Applicant agrees by covenant and agreement with the City or by development agreement to abide by the linkage fee and replacement housing obligations in Section 16.60 of this Chapter. (i) A residential project that is subject to a greater affordable housing fee requirement or is required to provide one or more physical housing units pursuant to the Mello Act in order to satisfy its inclusionary housing obligations. In that case, the residential component of the project shall be exempt from the Linkage Fee requirements of this Section. Nonresidential portions of mixed-use Coastal Zone projects shall be analyzed separately from residential portions of mixed-use projects for the purposes of the Linkage Fee requirements of this section. Nonresidential portions of such projects shall be subject to this section. The provision of housing units or in-lieu fees to satisfy replacement housing obligations under the Mello Act (as opposed to inclusionary housing obligations) shall not exempt a project from the Linkage Fee requirements of this section. (j) A residential Development Project that is subject to affordable housing requirements pursuant to any land use policy or ordinance or development agreement that exceeds the Linkage Fee requirements of this section in either fee amount or on-site affordable housing percentages provided in Paragraph 19.18 B.2.(b). (k) A residential Development Project that is subject to affordable housing and labor requirements pursuant to LAMC Section 11.5.11. (l) Any Grocery Store, provided there is no existing Grocery Store within a one-third (1/3) mile radius of the Development Project site. (m) Any Adaptive Reuse Project that is a designated Historic-Cultural Monument and is being converted to a residential use. (n) Any nonresidential Floor Area within a Development Project that is located in the South Los Angeles Transit Empowerment Zone, also referred to as the “Slate-Z” Promise Zone Area, located in Low Market Areas according to the nonresidential area map. This exemption shall only apply to Development Projects for which a Building Permit Application or complete planning or zoning entitlement application is submitted within three years of the effective date of this ordinance. This exemption will no longer be valid three years after the effective date of this ordinance. 3. Protests, Adjustments and Waivers. (a) An Applicant may protest the imposition of the Linkage Fee and request that the requirements of this section be adjusted or waived pursuant to Government Code Section 66020 et seq., based on a showing that the application of the requirements of this section would effectuate an unconstitutional taking of property or otherwise have an unconstitutional application to the Development Project. Protests shall be filed with the Director. (b) On or before the date on which payment of the Linkage Fee is due, the Applicant shall pay the amount required by this section and serve a written notice to the Director with all of the following information: (1) a statement that the required payment is tendered, or will be tendered when due, under protest; and (2) a statement informing the Director of the factual elements of the dispute and the legal theory forming the basis for the protest or request for adjustment or waiver, along with the substantial evidence that supports the protest or request, including any supporting documentation. The protest must be filed at the time of approval or conditional approval of the Development Project or within 90 days after the imposition of the Linkage Fee. The City shall provide the Applicant with written notice as required by Government Code Section 66010(d)(1), as that section may be amended from time to time. (c) If the Director determines that application of the requirements of this section would effectuate an unconstitutional taking of property or otherwise have an unconstitutional application to a Development Project, the fee requirements shall be adjusted or waived to reduce the obligations under this section to the extent necessary to avoid an unconstitutional result. The Director shall render a decision within 75 days from the date the protest was received. (d) If an adjustment or waiver is granted, any change in the Development Project shall invalidate the adjustment or waiver. If the Director determines that no violation of the federal or state constitution would occur through application of this section, the requirements of this section shall remain fully applicable. (e) Failure of an Applicant to comply with the protest requirements of this Section or Government Code Section 66020 et seq., shall bar that applicant from any action or proceeding or any defense of invalidity or unreasonableness of the imposition of the Linkage Fee. C. Fee Calculation. 1. The City Council shall adopt, by resolution, a Linkage Fee schedule based on an analysis of the cost of mitigating the impact of the additional demand for affordable housing caused by Development Projects, and on the varying levels of economic feasibility in different geographic areas of the City based on current market conditions. The City Council shall also adopt, by resolution, a map or maps establishing the respective market areas throughout the City that inform the amount of the Linkage Fee to be assessed for a given Development Project. 2. For each Development Project, the Linkage Fee shall be calculated as the amount of new or added Floor Area in the Development Project devoted to the uses described in the Linkage Fee schedule, as determined by the Department of Building and Safety, multiplied by the amount of the applicable fee, as found in the most recent Linkage Fee schedule adopted by City Council, at the time the building permit for the Development Project is issued, minus any deductions or credits. 3. Fee Adjustments and Reports. (a) Annual Inflation Adjustment. The Linkage Fee shall be adjusted annually for inflation beginning on July 1, 2018, by the Director in accordance with the latest change in year-over-year Consumer Price Index for Urban Consumers (CPI-U) for the Los Angeles-Riverside-Orange County area, or if such index ceases to be published, by an equivalent index chosen by the Director. An updated Linkage Fee schedule shall be maintained by the Department of City Planning, which shall provide a copy of the adjusted schedule to the Mayor and City Council each year. (b) Five-Year Market Area Adjustment. Every five years, beginning on July 1, 2018, the Director, in association with LAHD shall undertake a new market area analysis and adjust market areas and geographies, where necessary, to reflect the most up to date rental and sales price information for each of the market areas. Any change to the Linkage Fee schedule other than the Annual Inflation Adjustment described in Paragraph (a) above shall be adopted by resolution of the City Council. 4. Deductions or Credits. (a) Change of Use. If the Development Project is the result of a change of use from nonresidential to residential, the Linkage Fee to be paid is the result of subtracting the equivalent fee amount that either was paid or would have been paid, based on the pre-existing use, from the fee amount required to be paid for the new use based on the most recent Linkage Fee schedule approved by the City Council. Deductions or credits shall not be applied to any portion of a Development Project comprised of additional Floor Area resulting from new construction. The calculation of a deduction or credit shall not result in a refund to an Applicant or be applied as a credit to another Development Project in a different location. (b) Affordable Housing Units. Any Restricted Affordable Units may be subtracted from the total number of dwelling units or guest rooms in a building in determining the required Linkage Fee. (c) Mixed Use. The first 15,000 square feet of nonresidential use in a mixed-use building shall be excluded from the calculation of Floor Area for the purposes of determining the required Linkage Fee. (d) Transfer of Floor Area Rights. Any additional Floor Area that is obtained by a Development Project through the provision of public benefit payments pursuant to LAMC Section 14.5.9 shall be excluded from the calculation of Floor Area for purposes of determining the Linkage Fee for the Development Project. (e) Other Affordable Housing Requirements. In calculating Floor Area for purposes of determining the Linkage Fee for a Development Project, the following shall be excluded from that calculation: (1) the Floor Area of the residential portion of a mixed-use Development Project that is subject to affordable housing requirements pursuant to any land use policy or ordinance or development agreement that exceeds the Linkage Fee requirements of this section in either fee amount or on-site affordable housing percentages provided in Paragraph 19.18 B.2.(b). (2) the Floor Area of the residential portion of a mixed-use Development Project that is subject to affordable housing and labor requirements pursuant to LAMC Section 11.5.11. (f) Land Dedication. If the Los Angeles Housing Department accepts, on behalf of the City, an offer by an Applicant to dedicate land offsite from the proposed location of the Development Project for the purpose of building affordable housing, the value of the land to be dedicated, to be determined as the average of two independent appraisals funded by the Applicant, may be deducted from the Linkage Fee amount owed for the Applicant’s Development Project. If the value of the dedicated land is more than the Linkage Fee owed for the Applicant’s Development Project, the City shall bear no responsibility for the difference in value, nor shall that overage be applied as a credit to any future Development Project. 5. Payment of Linkage Fee. The Linkage Fee is due and payable by the Applicant prior to the issuance of a building permit for a Development Project. No additional fee shall be required for a project seeking an extension of an expired building permit. 6. Refunds of Linkage Fee. Any fee paid under the provisions of this section may be refunded to an Applicant if the application for the building permit has expired and was not utilized to begin construction of a Development Project. D. Severability. If any provision of this ordinance is found to be unconstitutional or otherwise invalid by any court of competent jurisdiction, that invalidity shall not affect the remaining provisions of this ordinance, which can be implemented without the invalid provisions and, to this end, the provisions of this ordinance are declared to be severable. The City Council hereby declares that it would have adopted each and every provision and portion thereof not declared invalid or unconstitutional, without regard to whether any portion of the ordinance would subsequently be declared invalid or unconstitutional.

Los Angeles Municipal Code § 19.19 WESTSIDE MOBILITY TRANSPORTATION FEES.

SEC. 19.19. WESTSIDE MOBILITY TRANSPORTATION FEES. (Amended by Ord. No. 188,796, Eff. 2/23/26.) A. Purpose. This ordinance is intended to adopt the Transportation Improvement Assessment Fee (TIA Fee), TIA Fee Credits, TIA Fee exemptions, and TIA Fee Improvement list authorized in the West Los Angeles Transportation Improvement and Mitigation Specific Plan (WLA TIMP) and the Coastal Transportation Corridor Specific Plan (CTCSP). B. Definitions. Terms in this ordinance shall be as defined in Section 4 of the WLA TIMP and the CTCSP, unless as provided otherwise herein. C. Fee Schedule. 1. TIA Fee Amounts. (a) The TIA Fee for each land use category shall be as provided in the TIA Fee Table below, where: (i) The unit of measurement is provided in the “Unit” column, “DU” refers to Dwelling Unit, and “SF” refers to square feet; (ii) The amount of TIA Fee per unit of measurement is provided in the “TIA Fee per Unit” column; (iii) The definition of the land use category is provided in the “Description” column; and (iv) The term “Interpolate” refers to the mathematical definition of “interpolate”. For retail uses greater than 250,000 square feet but less than or equal to 800,000 square feet, the TIA Fee per Unit shall be determined by interpolating between the other retail fee rates provided in the table. For office uses greater than 50,000 square feet but less than or equal to 250,000 square feet, the TIA Fee per Unit shall be determined by interpolating between the other office fee rates provided in the table. TIA FEE TABLE Land Use Category | Unit | TIA Fee per Unit | Description Residential Land Uses Single Family | DU | $8,847 | Single family detached homes on individual lots, including homes created through Small Lot Subdivisions. Apartment | DU | $4,646 | Multi-family rental units in a building 10 stories or less. High-Rise Apartment | DU | $2,804 | Multi-family rental units in a building with more than 10 stories. Condominium/Townhouse | DU | $6,248 | Multi-family units with individual ownership in buildings 10 stories or less. High-Rise Condominium/Townhouse | DU | $3,044 | Multi-family units with individual ownership in buildings more than 10 stories. Affordable Dwelling Unit | DU | $0 | Affordable Dwelling Unit as defined in Section 4 of the WLA TIMP and the CTCSP. Hotel | Room | $5,452 | A use that provides sleeping accommodations and supporting facilities for short-term occupancy. Retail & Service Land Uses Retail = < 250,000 SF | 1,000 SF | $13,347 | Less than or equal to 250,000 SF of general retail uses, based on total square footage of retail uses on site. Retail uses are those uses typically found in shopping centers, and neighborhood centers, including but not limited to grocery stores, restaurants, and general retail shops. Retail > 250,000 SF - 800,000 SF | 1,000 SF | Interpolate | More than 250,000 SF but less than 800,000 SF of retail uses, as defined above, based on total square footage of uses on site. Retail > 800,000 SF | 1,000 SF | $16,897 | More than 800,000 SF of general retail uses, as defined above based on total square footage of retail uses on site. Commercial Office & Medical Office Land Uses Office = < 50,000 SF | 1,000 SF | $25,000 | A building of 50,000 SF or smaller with office uses, including those with multiple tenants. Office uses include but are not limited to, businesses, commercial, or professional services, medical and dental office uses that provide outpatient care on a routine basis, and on-site cafeteria or café or retail services for use by on-site employees. Office > 50,000 SF - 250,000 SF | 1,000 SF | Interpolate | A building greater than 50,000 SF but less than 250,000 SF for office uses (as defined above). Office > 250,000 SF | 1,000 SF | $16,754 | Buildings greater than 250,000 SF for office uses (as defined above). Industrial Land Uses Industrial | 1,000 SF | $10,975 | Facility that includes a mixture of two or more of the following: manufacturing, service facilities, or warehouse facilities. Manufacturing | 1,000 SF | $9,426 | Facility that is primarily devoted to the conversion of raw materials or parts into finished products; may include ancillary warehouse, office and research related functions. Warehouse | 1,000 SF | $4,132 | Facility that is primarily devoted to the storage of materials; including ancillary office and maintenance related functions. Mini-Warehouse | 1,000 SF | $3,357 | Self-storage facilities in which a number of storage units/vaults are rented for the storage of goods, including ancillary office and maintenance-related functions. Cargo Facilities | 1,000 SF | $7,876 | Cargo facilities associated with aviation uses on or adjacent to the LAX airport. Maintenance Facilities | 1,000 SF | $2,195 | Maintenance facilities associated with aviation uses on or adjacent to the LAX airport. (b) Special Generators. If LADOT determines that a proposed use cannot be classified under the land use categories listed in the TIA Fee Table, then LADOT shall calculate the fee as follows: (i) Based on the land use category that is most similar to the proposed use; or if LADOT determines in its discretion that no land use category is similar: (ii) Based on the trip generation of the use, average trip length for the use, and pass-by trip rate of the use, and fee rate consistent with the methodology and rates in the Westside Mobility Plan Fee Study approved by the City Council to adopt the fees in the TIA Fee Table. 2. Effective Date. The TIA Fee shall be effective on July 8, 2019. 3. Phased Implementation of the Residential TIA Fee. The TIA Fee for Residential Land Uses (as those uses are defined in the TIA Fee Table), shall be phased based on when the Project plans are submitted to the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety (LADBS) pursuant to Section 12.26 A.3. of this Chapter: (a) For Projects with plans submitted within the first 120 days following the effective date of the ordinance, no TIA Fee for Residential Land Uses shall be paid. (b) For Projects with plans submitted between 121 and 305 days following the effective date of the ordinance, one-third of the TIA Fee for Residential Land Uses (based on the fee schedule in effect at the time the plans are submitted) shall be imposed. (c) For Projects with plans submitted between 306 and 484 days following the effective date of the ordinance, two-thirds of the TIA Fee for Residential Land Uses (based on the fee schedule in effect at the time the plans are submitted) shall be paid. (d) For Projects with plans submitted 485 or more days following the effective date of the ordinance, the full TIA Fee for Residential Land Uses (based on the fee schedule in effect at the time the plans are submitted) shall be paid. 4. Annual Indexing. The TIA Fees shall be increased (or decreased) annually as follows: The Annual Index upon adoption of this ordinance shall be 1.000. The TIA Fee shall be increased (or decreased) as of January 1 of each year by the amount of the percent increase (or decrease) in the most recently available Construction Cost Index for the Los Angeles region, or equivalent index, as determined by LADOT. The revised Annual Index shall be published by LADOT in a newspaper of citywide circulation or on the LADOT website before January 31 of each year. 5. Appeal Filing Fee. An appeal filed pursuant to Sections 11.A. or B. of the WLA TIMP or the CTCSP shall be accompanied by a filing fee of $500 payable to LADOT or LADCP, as applicable. D. Fee Exemptions, Calculations, and Credits. 1. TIA Fee Exemptions. The following Projects shall be exempt from payment of a TIA Fee: (a) Any Project exempt from the requirements of the CTCSP or WLA TIMP pursuant to Section 5.B. in the applicable Specific Plan; (b) Affordable Dwelling Units, if they meet the criteria in Subsection 8.B.2.b. of the CTCSP and the WLA TIMP; (c) One hundred percent affordable housing projects. For the purposes of this section, a “one hundred percent affordable housing project” means a Project in which each residential unit in the Project, exclusive of a manager’s unit or units, is an Affordable Dwelling Unit. A one hundred percent affordable housing project may include on-site services or mixed commercial uses; (d) Projects providing housing or services for persons experiencing homelessness, including but not limited to permanent or temporary supportive housing projects, transitional housing projects, and supportive services; (e) Accessory dwelling units to single family homes, commonly referred to as “granny flats;” (f) Educational institutions, public and private; (g) Child Care Facilities as defined by LAMC Section 12.03 of this Chapter; (h) Churches, Temples, and other buildings used for assembly, whether for religious or secular purposes; (i) Hospitals. For purposes of this section, “hospital” means a facility, place, or building that is organized, maintained, and operated for the diagnosis, care, prevention, and treatment of human illness, physical or mental, including convalescence and rehabilitation and including care during and after pregnancy, or for any one or more of these purposes, for one or more persons, to which a person may be admitted for a 24-hour stay or longer; (j) Eldercare Facilities, as defined in LAMC Section 12.03 of this Chapter; (k) Park and Ride Facilities; (l) Temporary uses of less than six months in duration based on a building permit where no extension of time is permitted; (m) Governmental or Public Facilities defined as capital improvements and/or buildings or structures used for the operation of City, County, State or Federal governments including, but not limited to, police and fire stations, government offices, government equipment yards, sanitation facilities, schools, parks, United States Federal Aviation Authority or Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) administrative facilities, and other similar administrative facilities in which general government operations are conducted. Governmental or Public Facility does not include the use of publicly owned land, buildings, improvements or structures for private activities pursuant to lease agreements; and (n) Projects on property owned by LAWA and used for aircraft operations (commercial or noncommercial) or airport operation facilities (such as, terminals and other passenger processing related facilities such as gate areas and non-commercial spaces of passenger transportation such as the Intermodal Transportation Facility), not including cargo facilities or maintenance facilities. 2. TIA Fee Calculation. The TIA Fee shall be calculated as follows: Total TIA Fee = (number of Units) x (TIA Fee per Unit) The type of Unit and the TIA Fee per Unit for the land use are identified in the TIA Fee Table in Section C.1.(a). For special generators, pursuant to Section C.1.(b), the fee shall be calculated as provided in Section C.1.(b). 3. TIA Fee Credits. (a) Existing Land Use Credit. The Fee Credit for existing uses, as provided in Section 8.A of the WLA TIMP and the CTCSP, shall be determined and calculated as follows: (i) Existing land uses on a Project site for which a TIA Fee was paid pursuant to Ordinance Nos.160,394, 168,999, or 171,492 shall receive a Fee Credit based on the existing land uses for which a fee was previously paid; and (ii) For existing land uses that are not eligible for a credit under Subsection i., above, a Fee Credit shall be given when requested by the Applicant subject to all of the following: (a) Applicants for Projects seeking credits for existing uses must provide LADOT with documentation supporting the existence and duration of the use (such as, lease agreements, utility bills, or previous environmental reviews). LADOT will validate credits for existing uses based on the provided documentation. (b) Fee Credits shall not be given for existing Affordable Dwelling Units. (c) If the existing use was active for at least six consecutive months during the past two years prior to submittal of plans to LADBS pursuant to LAMC Section 12.26 A.3., a 100 percent credit will be granted for the existing use pursuant to the calculation below. The 100 percent credit is calculated as follows: Credit = (number of existing Units) x (TIA Fee per Unit) The type of Unit and the TIA Fee per Unit for each land use are identified in the TIA Fee Table in Section C.1.(a). For special generators, pursuant to Section C.1.(b), the fee shall be calculated as provided in Section C.1.(b). (d) If the existing use was active for at least six consecutive months during the past four years prior to submittal of plans to LADBS pursuant to Section 12.26 A.3. of this Chpater, a 50 percent credit will be granted for the previous use. The 50 percent credit is calculated as follows: Credit = (number of existing Units) x (TIA Fee per Unit) x (.50) The type of Unit and the TIA Fee per Unit for the land use are identified in the TIA Fee Table in Section C.1.(a). For special generators, pursuant to Section C.1.(b), the fee shall be calculated as provided in Section C.1.(b). (b) Affordable Housing Credit. The Affordable Housing Fee Credit pursuant to Section 8.B.2. of the WLA TIMP and the CTCSP shall be calculated as follows: (i) Calculation. Credits shall be granted for each Affordable Dwelling Unit in an amount equal to the fee for two Apartment units, as shown in the TIA Fee Table in Subsection C.1.(a), as follows: Credit = (Affordable Dwelling Units) x (2 x [TIA Fee per Apartment Unit]) The type of Unit and the TIA Fee per Unit for the land use are identified in the TIA Fee Table in Section C.1.(a). For special generators, pursuant to Section C.1.(b), the fee shall be calculated as provided in Section C.1.(b). (ii) Maximum Credits. In no case shall the Affordable Housing Fee Credit exceed 50 percent of the TIA Fee for a Project. (c) Transit Oriented Development Credit. The Transit Oriented Development Fee Credit pursuant to Section 8.B.3. of the WLA TIMP and the CTCSP shall be calculated as follows: (i) A Project on a parcel within one- half mile of a transit station or stop serving a Dedicated Transit Line is eligible for a five percent Fee Credit; or (ii) A Project with a pedestrian entrance within one-quarter mile walking distance to a transit station or stop serving a Dedicated Transit Line is eligible for a 10 percent fee credit. The applicant is required to submit a map subject to LADOT review and approval, showing the Project is eligible for a Transit Oriented Development Fee Credit. (d) No Credit for Administrative Costs. Notwithstanding the above, no credit shall be granted for that portion of the TIA Fee for the administrative costs of the TIA Fee program (five percent of total fee). E. Transportation Improvement Project List. 1. The City Council shall adopt by resolution a list of TIA Fee Improvements as described in Section 6.B. of the WLA TIMP and the CTCSP that meet the purposes identified in Section 3 of the Specific Plans and are consistent with the most recently adopted fee study. The City Council may amend the resolution from time to time or approve the use of TIA Fee monies for transportation improvements not on the list of TIA Fee Improvements subject to the procedures in this Subsection E. 2. The list of TIA Fee Improvements shall include improvements in all of the following four categories: (a) Transit. A transit improvement is an improvement that encourages or supports the use of transit. (b) Active transportation. An active transportation improvement is an improvement that encourages or supports the use of biking and walking, and other forms of active transportation. (c) Roadway. A roadway improvement is an improvement that improves or maintains vehicular movement in the circulation system. (d) Trip reduction. A trip reduction improvement is an improvement that decreases vehicle miles travelled. 3. Updating the List of TIA Fee Improvements. Upon recommendation of LADOT or the LADCP, the City Council may amend the resolution and list of TIA Fee Improvements adopted pursuant to Subsection E.1., provided the following criteria are met: (a) The improvement achieves the purposes described in Section 3 of the CTCSP or the WLA TIMP; and (b) The improvement fulfills the transportation objectives of the improvement which it is to replace, including falling within the same category of improvement as identified in Subsection E.2. and at least one of the same type of project improvements existing in that category; and (c) The improvement meets at least one of the following: (i) The improvement implements one or more goals, objectives and policies of the Mobility Plan 2035; and/or (ii) The improvement is feasible and the planning and engineering is advanced enough that with sufficient funding or funds to meet a funding gap, construction can begin in the near future, (i.e., “shovel ready”); and/or (iii) The improvement does not hinder equitable geographic distribution of transportation projects within the Specific Plan geographies. 4. Funding Transportation Improvements that are not on the Approved List of TIA Fee Improvements. The City Council may by resolution allocate TIA Fee funds for an improvement project that is not included on the approved list of TIA Fee Improvements without amending the resolution adopted under Subsection E.1., provided the improvement meets the relevant criteria in Subsection E.3. F. Administration. 1. Guidelines. The General Manager of the LADOT may adopt guidelines to implement the WLA TIMP and CTCSP TIA Fee programs consistent with the Specific Plans and this Ordinance. 2. Reporting Template. LADOT may develop a reporting template for the fee monitoring report. The template may include, but is not limited to, TIA Fee revenues, interest revenues, trust fund administration, encumbered monies, and expended monies. G. Use of TIA Fees. 1. Administrative Costs. Up to five percent of TIA Fees may be used for administrative costs each year. 2. Prohibited Use of TIA Fee Monies. TIA Fee monies shall not be used for any of the following: (a) Improvements which do not provide a regional or sub-regional transportation benefit; (b) Project Serving Improvements; (c) Financing of any transportation improvement which is not of direct benefit to the Specific Plan Area from which the TIA Fee was collected; (d) Substituting for other transportation monies which have been allocated to the Specific Plan Area; (e) Operation and maintenance costs; (f) Curb, driveway, gutter, trees, street lights / power poles and sidewalk construction or repair, except as part of a transportation improvement pursuant to the Specific Plan; (g) Off-street parking facilities, except in conjunction with a TDM program; (h) Alley improvements; and (i) Private streets. H. Severability. If any portion, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase of this ordinance is for any reason held by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, such a decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance. The City Council hereby declares that it would have passed this ordinance and each portion or subsection, sentence, clause and phrase herein, irrespective of the fact that any one or more portions, subsections, sentences, clauses or phrases be declared invalid.

Los Angeles Municipal Code § 19.20 DOWNTOWN COMMUNITY BENEFITS FEE ORDINANCE.

SEC. 19.20. DOWNTOWN COMMUNITY BENEFITS FEE ORDINANCE. (Repealed by Ord. No. 188,796, Eff. 2/23/26.)
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