Summary
New development is slowing across western Riverside County, and the fees builders pay for regional roads (TUMF) are coming in at only about a quarter of what was budgeted. The committee cut the TUMF forecast from $30 million to $23 million, which means less money for the regional arterial road program if the trend continues.
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Last discussed Jan 26, 2026.
Impact analysis
TUMF revenue forecast cut by $7 million for this fiscal year, with the same lower number assumed for next year.
Developers and homebuyers face fewer fee collections, but the reduced forecast keeps the budget realistic for taxpayers and agencies.
Regional arterial road projects that depend on TUMF funding could see slower revenue growth if the development slowdown persists.
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