Transportation Capital Expansion Fee Program#

The City of Fort Collins strives for a world-class transportation system which serves all modes of traffic.

The Transportation Capital Expansion Program (formerly called the Street Oversizing Program) references City adopted plans and policies to offset additional traffic added to the existing transportation system by new development or redevelopment. Development categories are defined by the Institute of Transportation Engineers Trip Generation Manual, not the International Building and Residential Codes.

The program collects fees from new development or redevelopment projects. These fees are due prior to the building permit is issued. The fees vary depending on the type of development: i.e. residential, commercial, office space, industrial, etc. Per City code, the fees can be used to fund projects which reduce congestion or to reimburse development projects which construct roadway up and above the local access standards.

Capital Expansion Fees#

For more information and the overall listing of capital expansion fees beyond transportation, please see the Capital Improvement Expansion Fees page on the Financial Services site.

City Adopted Plans and Policies#

TCEF Fees collected are ultimately used to support projects which increase the carrying capacity of the transportation system. The TCEF Program is Plan-Based; it references various plans to determine project and funding priorities. The following plans influence how the program prioritizes projects:

• City of FC Master Street Plan
• City Plan
• Bicycle Plan Fort Collins
• Pedestrian Plan Fort Collins