City of Henderson, NV - Title 18 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FEES

Henderson, Nevada - Code of Ordinances Title 18 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FEES SHOW CHANGES MORE VERSION: DEC 16, 2025 (CURRENT) PRINT OR DOWNLOAD TABLE OF CONTENTS MUNICIPAL CODE SUPPLEMENT HISTORY TABLE (This content was modified in this version of the code.) modified EXPAND HENDERSON CITY CHARTER - CHAPTER 266, STATUTES OF NEVADA 1971 HENDERSON CITY CHARTER - CHAPTER 266, STATUTES OF NEVADA 1971 EXPAND TITLE 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS Title 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS EXPAND TITLE 2 - ADMINISTRATION AND PERSONNEL Title 2 - ADMINISTRATION AND PERSONNEL EXPAND TITLE 4 - BUSINESS REGULATIONS AND LICENSES Title 4 - BUSINESS REGULATIONS AND LICENSES EXPAND TITLE 5 - HEALTH AND SANITATION Title 5 - HEALTH AND SANITATION EXPAND TITLE 6 - CIVIL SERVICE RULES Title 6 - CIVIL SERVICE RULES EXPAND TITLE 7 - ANIMALS TITLE 7 - ANIMALS (This content was modified in this version of the code.) modified EXPAND TITLE 8 - PUBLIC PEACE AND SAFETY Title 8 - PUBLIC PEACE AND SAFETY EXPAND TITLE 10 - VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC Title 10 - VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC EXPAND TITLE 11 - STREETS AND SIDEWALKS Title 11 - STREETS AND SIDEWALKS EXPAND TITLE 13 - STORMWATER REGULATIONS Title 13 - STORMWATER REGULATIONS EXPAND TITLE 14 - UTILITY SERVICES Title 14 - UTILITY SERVICES EXPAND TITLE 15 - BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION Title 15 - BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION EXPAND TITLE 17 - RIGHT-OF-WAY MANAGEMENT—COMMUNICATIONS FACILITIES Title 17 - RIGHT-OF-WAY MANAGEMENT—COMMUNICATIONS FACILITIES COLLAPSE TITLE 18 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FEES Title 18 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FEES EXPAND CHAPTER 18.01 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FEE SCHEDULES Chapter 18.01 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FEE SCHEDULES HENDERSON, NEVADA MUNICIPAL CODE EXPAND TITLE 19 - DEVELOPMENT CODE Title 19 - DEVELOPMENT CODE Title 19 - DEVELOPMENT CODE (ZONING) STATUTORY REFERENCES FOR NEVADA CITIES TABLE ORDINANCE LIST (This content was modified in this version of the code.) modified TABLE RESOLUTION LIST (This content was modified in this version of the code.) modified CODE COMPARATIVE TABLE AND DISPOSITION LIST—ORDINANCES (This content was modified in this version of the code.) modified 17.03.050 - Incentive agreements. Title 19 - DEVELOPMENT CODE Title 18 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FEES SHARE LINK TO SECTION PRINT SECTION DOWNLOAD (DOCX) OF SECTIONS EMAIL SECTION COMPARE VERSIONS Chapters: Chapter 18.01 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FEE SCHEDULES SHARE LINK TO SECTION PRINT SECTION DOWNLOAD (DOCX) OF SECTIONS EMAIL SECTION COMPARE VERSIONS Sections: 18.01.010 - Annual increase in fees. SHARE LINK TO SECTION PRINT SECTION DOWNLOAD (DOCX) OF SECTIONS EMAIL SECTION COMPARE VERSIONS These fees shall be adjusted annually based upon the Consumer Price Index for the period ending the preceding March 31, with said adjusted fees to be effective the following June 30, the first such annual adjustment to be effective July 1, 2001. (Ord. 1966, § 1, 1999) 18.01.020 - Supersession of old fees. SHARE LINK TO SECTION PRINT SECTION DOWNLOAD (DOCX) OF SECTIONS EMAIL SECTION COMPARE VERSIONS Whenever any such list or fee schedule is promulgated or updated pursuant to section 18.01.010, such list or schedule shall by implication supersede any previous permit or inspection fee whether set forth in a previous fee list or schedule or specific ordinance in title 18 of this Code. (Ord. 1966, § 2, 1999) 18.01.030 - Fees for applications and services. SHARE LINK TO SECTION PRINT SECTION DOWNLOAD (DOCX) OF SECTIONS EMAIL SECTION COMPARE VERSIONS A. Schedule of mapping application fees. The fees for all mapping applications filed with the community development department pursuant to title 19 shall be computed as indicated below. 1. Boundary line adjustment. See chapter 15.02, Development Services Schedule of Fees. 2. Reversionary map. See chapter 15.02, Development Services Schedule of Fees. 3. Parcel map. See chapter 15.02, Development Services Schedule of Fees. 4. Tentative map. The application fee for a tentative map shall be $661.00 plus the notification fee required pursuant to 18.01.030(C)(1). 5. Final map. See chapter 15.02, Development Services Schedule of Fees. B. Fee schedule for other community development applications. 1. Administrative adjustment. The application fee for an administrative adjustment shall be $150.00. 2. Conditional use permit. The permit for a conditional use permit shall be $500.00, plus the notification fee required pursuant to 18.01.030(C)(1). 3. Conditional use permit, marijuana establishment. The non-refundable fee for a conditional use permit shall be $10,000.00, plus the notification fee required pursuant to subsection 18.01.030(C)(1). 4. Conditional use permit, medical marijuana dispensary establishment. The non-refundable fee for a conditional use permit shall be $10,000.00, plus the notification fee required pursuant to 18.01.030(C)(1). 5. Conditional use permit, retail marijuana establishment. The non-refundable fee for a conditional use permit shall be $10,000.00, plus the notification fee required pursuant to subsection 18.01.030(C)(1). 6. Comprehensive plan amendment. The application fee for a comprehensive plan amendment shall be $675.00, plus the notification fee required pursuant to 18.01.030(C)(1). 7. Design review. The application fee for a design review shall be $250.00. 8. Extension of time. The application fee for an extension of time for any community development application shall be $250.00, plus the notification fee required pursuant to 18.01.030(C)(1), if applicable. 9. Extension of time, marijuana establishment. The non-refundable fee for an extension of time for a marijuana establishment application shall be $5,000.00, plus the notification fee required pursuant to 18.01.030(C)(1), if applicable. 10. Home occupation. The application fee for a home occupation shall be $30.00. 11. Master sign plan. The application fee for a master sign plan shall be $250.00. 12. Master streets and highway amendment. The application fee for a master streets and highway amendment shall be $550.00, plus the notification fee required pursuant to 18.01.030(C)(1), if applicable. 13. Temporary use permit. The application fee for a temporary use permit shall be $100.00. 14. Vacation. The application fee for a vacation shall be $529.00. 15. Variance. The application fee for a variance shall be $375.00, plus the notification fee required pursuant to 18.01.030(C)(1). 16. Waiver of standards. The application fee for a waiver of standards shall be $260.00 plus the notification fee required pursuant to subsection 18.01.030(C)(1). 17. Zone change. The application fee for a zone change shall be $675.00, plus the notification fee required pursuant to 18.01.030(C)(1). 18. Development agreements. The application fee for a development agreement shall be $2,000.00, plus $57.00 per acre 0—100 acres; $45.00 per acre 101—600 acres; $38.00 per acre 601—1,000 acres; $26.00 per acre 1,001—2,000 acres; $15.00 per acre 2,001+ acres), plus the notification fee required pursuant to 18.01.030(C)(1). In addition to the above referenced fees, the city may, through adoption of the development agreement, require the applicant to pay additional costs incurred by city in the review and preparation of the development agreement. Major modifications to a development agreement shall be the same as the original fee; minor modifications to the development agreement shall be set in the approved development agreement. C. Other community development fees. 1. Notification fee. Any application filed with the community development and services department that is required to have public notification shall be assessed a $300.00 notification fee, and any required notification over 1,000 notices shall be assessed an additional $1.00 fee for each notification over 1,000. The community development and services director may increase the notification fee without city council approval to match any increases of costs in postal service mailing, sign posting fee and/or newspaper publications. 2. Zoning plan check. See chapter 15.02, Development Services Schedule of Fees. 3. Slope analysis. The fee for each slope analysis performed by community development and services staff shall be $60.00. 4. Distance separation analysis map. The fee for each distance separation analysis map shall be $60.00. 5. Marijuana establishment separation analysis map. The non-refundable fee for each marijuana establishment separation analysis map shall be $180.00. 6. Zoning verification letter. The fee for each zoning verification letter completed by community development and services staff shall be $100.00. 7. Technology fee. All permit, plan review, and application fees identified in section 18.01.030 shall be subject to an additional two percent technology fee, minimum fee $2.00. 8. Records management fee. All permit, plan review, and application fees identified in section 18.01.030 shall be subject to an additional two percent records management fee, minimum fee $2.00. 9. Street name change. See chapter 15.02, Development Services Schedule of Fees. 10. Address number change. See chapter 15.02, Development Services Schedule of Fees. 11. Military recognition banner. The application fee for the Military Recognition Banner Program shall be $150.00. 12. Hillside restoration bond fee. The bond fee for hillside restoration is for those properties with the hillside overlay designation. The fee shall be a maximum of $2.25 per square foot or as approved by the director of community development and services through a cost analysis as part of the hillside restoration plan. The amount is calculated based on the area disturbed within the development. This fee is assessed at the civil improvement plan process. 13. Landscape bond fee. The bond fee is for common open space areas within project development boundaries. The fees are $5.00 per square foot for areas with no active amenities; and $6.00 per square foot for areas with active amenities. This fee is assessed at the civil improvement plan process. 14. Short-term vacation rental registration. The registration fee for a short-term vacation rental shall be $820.00. This fee shall be paid on an annual basis from the date the registration is approved by the City of Henderson. (Ord. No. 3590, § 1, 7-16-2019; Ord. No. 3436, § 1, 9-5-2017; Ord. No. 3337, § 1, 4-19-2016; Ord. No. 3227, § 1, 10-21-2014; Ord. No. 3187, § 1, 7-1-2014; Ord. No. 3001, § 1, 4-9-2013; Ord. No. 2917, § 1, 5-3-2011; Ord. No. 2856, § 1, 6-1-2010; Ord. 2731, § 1, 2008; Ord. 2295, § 2, 2004; Ord. 1966, § 3, 1999) HENDERSON, NEVADA MUNICIPAL CODE SHARE LINK TO SECTION PRINT SECTION DOWNLOAD (DOCX) OF SECTIONS EMAIL SECTION COMPARE VERSIONS ____________ VOLUME II ____________ A Codification of the General Ordinances of Henderson, Nevada ____________ Beginning with Supp. No. 67, Supplemented by Municipal Code Corporation ____________ Republished 2010 ____________ PREFACE The Henderson, Nevada Municipal Code, originally published by Book Publishing Company, has been kept current by regular supplementation by Municipal Code Corporation, its successor in interest. During original codification, the ordinances were compiled, edited and indexed by the editorial staff of Book Publishing Company under the direction of Monte V. Morris, City Attorney. This 2010 republication includes all amendatory legislation through Ord. 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