Summary
New development fees for regional roads will rise with construction costs each year, capped at 5%. Critics note fees get passed to homebuyers, but staff countered Hemet is receiving TUMF-backed funding for Esplanade, Warren Road and the Highway 79 realignment.
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Last discussed Apr 14, 2026.
Impact analysis
Fees rise up to 5% a year and flow into housing and commercial costs, though the city also draws TUMF money for major road projects.
Regional road funding — and ultimately drivers on Esplanade, Warren Road and Highway 79.
Homebuyers and businesses, who ultimately absorb the higher fees in prices and rents.
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