Temecula City Council speaks on the importance of creating an ad hoc committee to explore several issues related to the user fee schedule it had approved earlier this year. Valley News/Courtesy photo
Split decision leads to secondary motion to refer item to the current fiscal subcommittee
Temecula City Council, under the request of council member Jessica Alexander, during its Tuesday, March 26 meeting, considered the possibility of creating an ad hoc committee to explore several issues related to the user fee schedule it had approved earlier this year.User fees are fees imposed on private development related to services provided by the city. These fees include a wide range of almost 900 planning and development charges.The request came about following the March 12 City Council meeting when resident Bob Quaid, a retired CPA and consultant that has experience with local agencies and user fee studies, addressed the council. During public comments he expressed concerns about user
