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Maitland Residents and Businesses Face Updated Application Fees for Permits and Services, Effective February 2022

Maitland residents and businesses should be aware of updated application fees for various permits and services, implemented on February 28, 2022. These changes affect processes ranging from construction to short-term rentals.

09/21/2026 · Maitland edition

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Understanding Recent Changes to Local Application Fees

Maitland residents and business owners navigating local permits and services should be aware of updated application fees. These changes, implemented on February 28, 2022, per Resolution 2-2022, affect a range of administrative processes from construction to short-term rentals.

Key Changes and Impact on Residents and Businesses

The revised fee schedule impacts various applications. For instance, an Administrative Adjustment now costs $250, while a Comprehensive Development Plan Amendment carries a $750 fee. These adjustments reflect the city's efforts to cover administrative and review costs associated with development and land use.

Specific Fee Adjustments Highlighted

Several common permits saw specific fee changes. A Conditional Use Permit now costs $500, and Rezoning (non-Planned Development) is $750. For those operating short-term rentals, a new certificate costs $200, with renewals and transfers priced at $75 each.

Construction-related permits also have updated fees. Initial Site Plan Review costs $750, with subsequent resubmittals after the second staff review incurring a $200 charge. A Right-of-Way Permit for Construction is $90 plus 1% of construction costs, though franchise agreement-holders are exempt. Technical Testing and Review for Construction of Radio/Data Transmission Antennas carries a $3500 fee, with any unused portion over the initial $10 processing fee refunded upon completion of testing.

Additional Permits and Pass-Through Charges

Other notable fees include a $100 charge for a Film Industry Permit, $250 for a Floodplain Development Permit, and $1500 for a new or amended Planned Development. A $5,000 review deposit, referred to as a 'Pass-Through Fee,' applies to certain applications, covering external review costs.

Residents seeking a Zoning Variance will pay $750, and a Zoning Verification Letter costs $200. Vegetation and Tree Removal Permits are $15 per lot for single-family residential properties and $15 per acre for multi-family residential or non-residential properties.

These fees are currently in effect and apply to all new applications and renewals as of their implementation date.

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