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Program 8.2: Continue to investigate potential new revenue sources, particularly those which will not add to the tax burden of residents or local businesses. Program 8.3: Work proactively with the League of California Cities and local communities to monitor legislation that may impact the City financially, and lobby for funding of Federal, State, and County-mandated programs and projects. ro.t of Servi,,,,, GoalS: To recover the direct and indirect costs of providing services and facilities necessitated by the buildout of the General Plan through a combination of fees, exactions, and an evaluation oflong-term economic benefits. Policy 9: Recover the costs of new facilities and infrastructure necessitated by development. Program 9.1: Maintain programs consistent with State law to determine appropriate development impact fees. Consider current and future costs and direct and indirect costs to the extent allowable and reasonably determinable. Program 9.2: Establish a policy which determines if and when fee waivers or other financial allowances should be made when the benefits derived from the development, both direct and indirect, exceed expected costs. Program 9.3: Work with affected business entities when considering new fees or changes in fees. Policy 10: Impose user fees when appropriate. [Former 6.1 moved to Program 13.9] Program 10.1: Maintain a user fee policy which establishes desired levels of cost recovery and determines the minimum frequency of user fee reviews. Program 10.2: Maintain a user fee analysis program which bases calculations on actual costs including overhead. Policy II: Assure that Sewer and Enterprise Funds remain financially independent. Program 11.1: Review Sewer and Enterprise Fund rates and charges at least biannually. Program 11.2: Set Sewer and Enterprise rates and charges at a level which will support the total direct and indirect costs of the enterprise, including the provision of long-term capital replacement. XI-14