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3. The Master Fee Schedule is also proposed to be amended (Attachment 4) to: i. Update the Police Department's General and Special Permit fees to reflect current services provided and in which technology formats. Some of the fees were adopted or last updated in 1987, 1999 or 2000, and items like Polaroid photos and cassette tapes are no longer being provided. The taxi rates have not been updated in seventeen years (by Res. 06-013) and are modified to adjust for inflation. Tow rates are amended to reflect the terms of current tow agreements. ii. Eliminate use permit fees for large family daycares because such permit is prohibited by state law. The California legislature does not allow the City to require a conditional use permit for a large family daycare (see SB 234 of 2019). In 2022, the use permit requirement for large family daycares was deleted from the municipal code. This amendment to the Master Fee Schedule is a parallel deletion to comply with state law. iii. Update hydrant meter deposits to reflect the actual variety of hydrant meters available, and current replacement costs. Hydrant meters are used on construction sites to directly connect to fire hydrants to provide water for construction activities in different volumes based on size and needs. RECOMMENDATION Introduce the omnibus ordinance and adopt the three resolutions. Submitted by: Fiscal review by: Approved by: Gc�%J S4 JeA • Larissa Seto Susan Hsieh Gery Beaudin Assistant City Attorney Finance Director City Manager Attachments: 1. Proposed omnibus ordinance 2. Proposed resolution updating Res. 93-68 for parking citation penalties to name new administrative hearing officers and approve the policy for payment alternatives 3. Proposed resolution amending the Purchasing Procedures and Manual 4. Proposed resolution amending the Master Fee Schedule Page 5 of 5