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ITEM 7BStaff Report Subject:Transportation Uniform Mitigation Fee Appeal PolicyContact:Jim Sullivan, GIS Program Director (jsullivan@cvag.org)Recommendation: Amend the Transportation Uniform Mitigation

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How to fill out transportation uniform mitigation fee

1. Obtain the transportation uniform mitigation fee (TUMF) application form from the appropriate department or agency.
2. Fill out the required fields on the application form, such as the project name, project address, and applicant information.
3. Provide detailed information about the project, including the purpose of the project, estimated trip generation, and the proposed transportation improvements.
4. Calculate the TUMF based on the trip generation rates specified in the TUMF ordinance or guidelines.
5. Attach any supporting documents or studies that may be required, such as traffic impact analyses or environmental assessments.
6. Submit the completed application form and any additional documents to the designated department or agency along with the applicable fees.
7. Await the review and approval of the TUMF application by the department or agency.
8. If approved, pay the required TUMF fees as per the instructions provided by the department or agency.
9. Keep a copy of the approved TUMF application and payment receipt for your records.

Who needs transportation uniform mitigation fee?

1. Developers or property owners who undertake projects that have the potential to generate additional vehicle trips are required to pay the transportation uniform mitigation fee (TUMF).
2. This includes developers or property owners building residential, commercial, or industrial projects, as well as those making modifications or expansions to existing projects that would result in increased trip generation.
3. The purpose of the TUMF is to fund transportation infrastructure improvements and mitigate the impact of increased vehicular trips on the local transportation system.

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What is transportation uniform mitigation fee?

The transportation uniform mitigation fee is a fee imposed on a development project to mitigate the transportation impacts of the project.

Who is required to file transportation uniform mitigation fee?

Developers or property owners who are undertaking certain development projects are required to file the transportation uniform mitigation fee.

How to fill out transportation uniform mitigation fee?

To fill out the transportation uniform mitigation fee, developers or property owners must provide information about the project, including its location, size, and transportation impacts.

What is the purpose of transportation uniform mitigation fee?

The purpose of the transportation uniform mitigation fee is to offset the transportation impacts of development projects and fund transportation improvements.

What information must be reported on transportation uniform mitigation fee?

Developers or property owners must report information such as project location, size, transportation impacts, and proposed mitigation measures on the transportation uniform mitigation fee.