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San Diego Area Chapter International Code Council Carlsbad, Chula Vista, Coronado, Del Mar, El Cajon, El Centro, Encinitas, Escondido, Imperial Beach, La Mesa, Lemon Grove, National City, Oceanside,

1 San Diego Area Chapter International Code Council Carlsbad, Chula Vista, Coronado, Del Mar, El Cajon, El Centro, Encinitas, Escondido, Imperial Beach, La Mesa, Lemon Grove, National City, Oceanside, Poway, San Diego City, San Diego County, San Marcos, Santee, Solana Beach, Temecula, Vista DATE: February 20, 2018 TO: San Diego Area Chapter of ICC FROM: Kurt Culver, Chair, Committee SUBJECT: 2018 Schedule The task of determining the value of construction is mandated to be the responsibility of the Building Official by Section in Chapter 1, Division II of the 2016 California Building Code. Since 1987, the San Diego Chapter has endeavored to assist Building Departments within the Chapter by preparing recommended valuation multipliers that can be used by the Building Official in carrying out this duty. Many jurisdictions in the region, including the City of San Diego, the City of Chula Vista and the County of San Diego, have migrated, in part or totally, to a cost-based fee schedule rather than a valuationbased method. As a result, one of the primary uses for the valuation schedule has diminished as more jurisdictions adopt cost-based fee collection methods. There are, however, other instances where the California Building Code or local/state laws rely on valuation or accumulated valuation to trigger the collection of a fee or compliance with a regulation. Examples of some of these non-permit and plan check uses are: 1. Fees are collected by local jurisdictions on behalf of the State of California and are based on project valuation, such as SMIP. 2. Periodic reports on the total valuation of private building construction used by state/federal government agencies use the valuation data based on the schedule. 3. The California Building Code in Section 11B-202.4, Exception 8 requires that when determining whether to grant an unreasonable hardship the total construction cost of the alteration, structural repair, or addition does not exceed a valuation threshold based on the jurisdiction s construction cost determination. 4. Some CalGreen provisions are triggered based on the valuation of the project. The project valuations are not only used by Building Departments, but are used by various other agencies, newspapers, magazines, and the County Tax Assessor, as well as the design and construction industries. The valuation schedule presented to the San Diego Chapter of ICC was last amended in The enclosed proposed valuation schedule was developed based on the 2017 schedule. Figures from that schedule were factored up, using the US 20 Cities data from the Engineering News Journal, published by McGraw Hill. This method has been used for many years and is recognized as a national source of current construction costs. The valuation schedule is presented herewith for review, consideration and adoption by the Chapter members.

2 R-2 Apartment *Type I or I B. $ B/R/S Fire Stations Type I or I B $ Houses Apartment Type V or III $ Fire Stations Type II A $ Houses (Masonry) Apartment Type V Wood $ Fire Stations Type II B $ Houses Frame Apartment Type I Basement $ Fire Stations Type III A $ Houses Garage B Banks Type I or I B $ Fire Stations Type III B $ Banks Type II A $ Fire Stations Type V A $ Banks Type II B $ Fire Stations Type V B $ Banks Type III A $ A-3 Fitness Centers Same values as $ - Office Buildings Banks Type III B $ I-2 Type I A or I B $ Banks Type V A $ Type III A $ Banks Type V B $ Type V A $ B Car Washes Type III A $ R-1 Hotels & Motels Type I A or I B $ Car Washes Type III B $ Hotels & Motels Type III A $ Car Washes Type V A $ Hotels & Motels Type III B $ Car Washes Type V B $ Hotels & Motels Type V A $ A-3 Churches Type I or I B $ Hotels & Motels Type V B $ Churches Type II A $ F Industrial Plants Type I A or I B $ Churches Type II B $ Industrial Plants Type II A $ Churches Type III A $ Industrial Plants Type II B (Stock) $ Churches Type III B $ Industrial Plants Type III A $ Churches Type V A $ Industrial Plants Type III B $ Churches Type V B $ Industrial Plants Tilt-up $ I-2 Convalescent Type I or I B $ Industrial Plants Type V A $ Convalescent Type II A $ Industrial Plants Type V B $ Convalescent Type III A $ B Medical Offices Type I A or I B $ Convalescent Type V A $ Medical Offices Type II A $ R- 3 Dwellings *** Type V Adobe $ Medical Offices Type II B $ Dwellings *** Type V Masonry $ Medical Offices Type III A $ Dwellings *** Type V Wood Frame $ Medical Offices Type III B $

3 Dwellings *** Basements (semifinished) $ Medical Offices Type V A $ Dwellings *** Additions - Wood $ Medical Offices Type V B $ Frame Dwellings *** Solariums $ B Offices *Type I or I B $ Dwellings *** Cabana - Pool House (Type V) $ Offices Type II A $ B Offices Type II B $ M Service Stations Pump Island $ Canopies Offices Type III A $ M Stores *Type I or I B $ Offices Type III B $ Stores Type II A $ Offices Type V A $ Stores Type II B $ Offices Type V B $ Stores Type III A $ U Private Garages Wood Frame - $ Stores Type III B $ Finished Private Garages Wood Frame - $ Stores Type V A $ Unfinished Private Garages Masonry $ Stores Type V B $ Private Garages Open Carports $ Stores Retail Garden $ Center (Type V B) B Public Buildings *Type I or I B $ A-1 Theatres Type I or I B $ Public Buildings Type II A $ Theatres Type III A $ Public Buildings Type II B $ Theatres Type III B $ Public Buildings Type III A $ Theatres Type V A $ Public Buildings Type III B $ Theatres Type V B $ Public Buildings Type V A $ S Warehouses ** Type I or I B $ Public Buildings Type V B $ Warehouses ** Type II A $ S-2 Public Garages *Type I or I B $ Warehouses ** Type II B $ Public Garages *Type I or II Open $ Warehouses ** Type III A $ Parking Public Garages Type II B $ Warehouses ** Type III B $ Public Garages Type III A $ Warehouses ** Type V A $ Public Garages Type III B $ Warehouses ** Type V B $ Public Garages Type V A $ A-2 Restaurants Type III A $ Restaurants Type III B $

4 Restaurants Type V A $ Restaurants Type V B $ E Schools Type I or I B $ Schools Type II A $ Schools Type III A $ Schools Type III B $ Schools Type V A $ Schools Type V B $ M Service Stations Type II B $ NOTE: * Add 0.5 percent to the total cost for each story over three. ** Deduct 11 percent for mini-warehouse. *** For subdivisions with 10 or more single family dwellings which have plan check and building permit issuances in groups of 10 or more, the valuation or the plan check and building permit fees may be increased by 10 percent. Service Stations Type III A $ Service Stations Type V A $ MISC. Mobile Home $36.39 Agricultural $28.12 Patio Wood Frame with $13.23 Building Cover Aluminum Siding $8.27 Patio Metal Frame with $16.54 Cover Antennas Radio over 30 ft. $5, Patio Wood Frame Cover $18.20 high & Walls Antennas Dish, 10 ft. $6, Patio Metal Frame Cover $21.51 dia.w/decoder & Walls Awning or Aluminum $31.43 Patio Screen or Plastic $4.96 Canopy Walls (supported by Plastering Inside $4.96 building) Awning or Canopy (supported by Canvas $13.23 Plastering Outside $4.96 Retaining Wall Concrete or $26.47 Masonry building) Balcony $21.51 Reroofing (1 square = 100 square feet) Built-up $ Decks (wood) $21.51 Reroofing (1 square Composition Shingles $ Demolition of Building $6.62 Reroofing (1 square Fiberglass Shingles $

5 Wood or Chain Link $3.31 Reroofing (1 square Wood Frame with Stucco $8.27 Reroofing (1 square Asbestos Cement Shingles Wood Shingles (Class C min) $ $ Wire $3.31 Reroofing (1 square Wood Shakes (Class C min) $ Foundation Only (25% of value of whole building). Remainder of building will be valued at 75% of the building Masonry $13.23 Reroofing (1 square Wrought Iron $8.27 Reroofing (1 square Reroofing (1 square Aluminum Shingles $ Clay Tile $ Concrete Tile $ Greenhouse $8.27 Roof Structure $21.51 Replacement Manufactured $36.39 Saunas (Steam) $13, Housing (25% of value of "site built" house) Spa or Hot Tub ("Jacuzzi ") $10, Stairs $21.51 B Banks Type III A $ Stone and Brick Veneer $13.23 Banks Type III B $ Storage Racks per cubic feet $1.65 Banks Type V A $ Swimming Pool Vinyl-lined $51.28 Banks Type V B $ (per sf surface area) Swimming Pool Gunite $56.25 B Medical Offices *Type I or I B $ (per sf surface area) Swimming Pool Fiberglass $61.21 Medical Offices Type II A $ (per sf surface area) Tenant Medical offices, $69.48 Medical Offices Type II B $ Improvements restaurants, hazardous 'h' Medical Offices Type III A $ Tenant Improvements Other such as stores & offices General Additions and Modifiers $49.93 Medical Offices Type III B $ Medical Offices Type V A $ Medical Offices Type V B $

6 Fire Sprinkler 4.30 B Offices *Type I or I B $ System Air Conditioning Offices Type II A $95.29 Commercial Air Conditioning Offices Type II B $89.99 Residential Fireplace- 5, Offices Type III A $ Concrete or masonry Fireplaceprefabricated metal 3, Offices Type III B $97.93 Pile Foundations Cast-in-place Offices Type V A $95.29 concrete piles Pile Foundations Steel piles Offices Type V B $89.99 A-2 Restaurants Type III A $ Alterations to Existing Structures Restaurants Type III B $ (with no additional Floor Area or Roof Cover ) Restaurants Type V A $ Interior Partition (linear ft) Restaurants Type V B $ Install Windows or M Stores *Type I or I B $ Sliding Glass Doors Close Exterior Stores Type II A $66.17 Wall Opening Stores Type II B $64.85 Shell Buildings M Stores Type III A $80.73 B Banks *Type I or I B Stores Type III B $76.76 Banks Type II A Stores Type V A $68.82 Banks Type II B Stores Type V B $

Zoning Code amendment to establish an emergency shelter overlay and appropriate development standards within a 74-acre portion of the M -1 zone.

Zoning Code amendment to establish an emergency shelter overlay and appropriate development standards within a 74-acre portion of the M -1 zone. Required General Plan component Evaluates housing needs