Fredericksburg, Texas - City Development Fees

Fee Summary

Zoning, Plat and Site-Development Application Fees

Source: City of Fredericksburg "2026 FEES" Development Services fee schedule (PLATS, Zoning Items, and subdivision / site-development review sections), stated as effective March 25, 2026 on the official Development Services Fee Schedule page. The platting, zoning, planned-development, site-plan, and development-agreement fees below are captured verbatim from that schedule.

Authority: City of Fredericksburg Development Services (Planning and Zoning, Subdivision, Site Development). The fees above confirm the zoning, platting, and site-development fee family for this jurisdiction. The 2026 FEES schedule carries no separate adopting-ordinance number; currency is anchored by the printed "Effective March 25, 2026" statement on the official Fee Schedule page. Confirm the exact current schedule with the City.

Coverage Notes - What This Page Does Not Cover

Per ZoneFee's Partial-Verified Publication Standard, the items below were either not published in machine-readable form in the City's official development fee sources or are not administered by this jurisdiction. They are disclosed here rather than estimated, paraphrased from a non-official source, or omitted silently. These items remain under limited-coverage review until any remaining gaps are closed from official sources.

Currency caveat

The zoning, plat, and site-development fees on this page derive from the City of Fredericksburg "2026 FEES" Development Services fee schedule, stated as effective March 25, 2026. Fee schedules change. Confirm current amounts directly with the City of Fredericksburg before relying on them.

Impact fees

The City of Fredericksburg administers wastewater impact fees under Ordinance 2019-15, which is posted in the City's document center. That ordinance is available only as a scanned image with no machine-readable text layer, so current impact fee amounts could not be extracted from the official source this review, and no impact fee amounts are enumerated on the machine-readable 2026 fee schedule or the reachable utility pages. Closed-search outcome: administered by the jurisdiction, but not published in machine-readable form via official sources. No amount is estimated here.

Utility tap and connection fees

The City of Fredericksburg operates its own Water-Wastewater Department (Utility Billing), so water and wastewater tap, meter, and connection fees plausibly exist, but no tap, meter, or connection fee schedule was located on the City's reachable official pages: the 2026 fee schedule enumerates none, the water-rates pages publish monthly consumption rates only, and the Utility Billing page carries no tap-fee schedule. Closed-search outcome: not published via official sources. This is a finding that no published official City tap-fee schedule was found, not a positive determination that the City charges no tap fee.

Special district fees

No city-administered special-district line item (Public Improvement District or tax increment reinvestment zone development or application fee) appears in the adopted 2026 fee schedule. Any special-district assessments would be levied by the district under Texas Local Government Code Chapter 372 (PID) or Chapter 311 (TIRZ), not through the City fee schedule. Closed-search outcome: not administered by this jurisdiction.

Proffers

Cash proffers are a Virginia statutory instrument under Virginia Code Section 15.2-2303.4 with no Texas counterpart. Texas exactions run through Local Government Code Chapter 212 (subdivision and development), Chapter 245 (vested rights), and Chapter 395 (impact fees). Closed-search outcome: this fee family does not apply to this jurisdiction.

Fee Authorities

See the impact fees guide for how Texas Local Government Code Chapter 395 works, and the Texas hub for other jurisdictions covered by ZoneFee. Nearby covered Hill Country jurisdictions include Kerrville to the west, Boerne to the south, and Helotes and San Antonio to the southeast.

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