California SB499 regulates fees and charges for residential projects, requiring local agencies to collect them only after final inspection or.

California SB499 amends Section 66007 of the Government Code to regulate fees and charges for residential projects. It mandates that local agencies cannot require payment of these fees until the final inspection or certificate of occupancy is issued, except for utility service fees, which can be collected at the time of service application. The bill also allows local agencies to defer fee collection until the close of escrow. It applies to designated residential development projects, which include those dedicated to lower-income households or meeting specific criteria.

California SB499 regulates fees and charges for residential projects, requiring local agencies to collect them only after final inspection or.

California SB499 amends Section 66007 of the Government Code to regulate fees and charges for residential projects. It mandates that local agencies cannot require payment of these fees until the final inspection or certificate of occupancy is issued, except for utility service fees, which can be collected at the time of service application. The bill also allows local agencies to defer fee collection until the close of escrow. It applies to designated residential development projects, which include those dedicated to lower-income households or meeting specific criteria.