Ariz. Rev. Stat. section 9-461.18 limits the fees Peoria may charge on accessory dwelling units and expressly prohibits requiring off-site street improvements. Standard building permit and plan review fees through Peoria Development and Engineering apply, calculated on construction valuation under the City's adopted fee schedule. Water and sewer development fees may apply if the ADU triggers a new utility connection.
Arizona's HB 2720 (Ariz. Rev. Stat. section 9-461.18) restricts municipalities from imposing fees on ADUs that would effectively prohibit their construction or that exceed the actual cost of services provided. State law also expressly prohibits requiring off-site street improvements as a condition of ADU approval. Peoria does not impose a dedicated ADU impact fee. Applicants pay standard building, plumbing, mechanical, electrical, and fuel-gas permit fees through the Peoria Development and Engineering Department, scaled to construction valuation under the City's adopted fee schedule. Peoria Utilities may assess water and sewer development fees if the ADU triggers a new meter or service connection; sharing the primary dwelling's existing service typically avoids those charges. Peoria's adopted development impact fees for parks, public safety, and library facilities are scaled to dwelling unit type, but ARS 9-461.18 limits any fee that effectively prohibits ADU construction. Applicants who believe a fee is excessive may seek administrative review.
Failure to pay required permit and connection fees blocks issuance of building permits and prevents lawful construction. Excessive fees that violate Ariz. Rev. Stat. section 9-461.18 may be challenged through administrative appeal or court action under the state preemption framework. Unpermitted utility tap-ins discovered later can result in disconnection, back-billing, and code enforcement.
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