Transfer Request Road Impact Fee Credits Form – Cape Coral, FL

The Transfer Request Road Impact Fee Credits Form is the City of Cape Coral form used to authorize the transfer of Road Impact Fee Credits from a seller's account to a license holder, who accepts them and asks for an account in their own name.

The form is a single page with four blocks. The first identifies the account the credits come from, marked Commercial or Residential, with the seller's name, telephone, address and the amount to be transferred. The seller then authorizes the transfer to a named license holder and company, signs, and has the signature sworn before a notary public in the State of Florida, County of Lee. The second block is the Transferee Acknowledgement, where the receiving license holder gives company details, accepts the transfer and asks that an account be established in their name. The last block, Department of Community Development Authorization, and the line Fee Transferred by are completed by the city.

The city lists this form with other Miscellaneous Documents in its Permit Document Center. A separate document, the Road Impact Fee Credits Use Form, appears in the same list; this form is the one for transferring credits from one holder to another. The form is numbered F-DCD-2019 and marked Rev D.

The main group is the holder of Road Impact Fee Credits in a City of Cape Coral account who wants to transfer them to someone else. On the form this person is the seller. The seller identifies whether the credits sit in a Commercial or Residential account, states the amount to be transferred, names the receiving license holder and company, signs, and has the signature notarized.

The second group is the receiving license holder. The Transferee Acknowledgement is completed by the license holder who accepts the credits and asks the city to establish an account in their name. It requires the company name, telephone, address, the license holder's signature, date and printed name.

City staff complete the remaining block, the Department of Community Development Authorization (name, title, date), and the line showing who transferred the fee and when. Neither the seller nor the transferee fills those in.

The form prints no eligibility rules and no exclusions, and it does not say whether someone may sign for the seller or the license holder. Ask the City of Cape Coral Building Division before having a representative sign.

Use the form when a holder of Road Impact Fee Credits decides to transfer them to another license holder. The form prints no deadline, filing window or expiration date.

Plan the signing in order. The seller's signature is sworn to and subscribed before a notary public, and the notary block records the date, so the seller should sign at the notary appointment rather than beforehand. The transferee then signs the acknowledgement, which also asks the city to set up an account in the transferee's name. The Department of Community Development authorization comes last and is entered by the city after it has the completed form.

The form itself names no mailing address, portal, email or appointment rule. It shows only the end of the process: a Department of Community Development Authorization block (name, title, date) and a Fee Transferred by line, both completed by the city, not by you.

• Before you send it: complete the seller and transferee sections, and have the seller's signature sworn before a notary public.
• Where to ask: the City of Cape Coral Building Division publishes the form in its Permit Document Center. Ask it how it accepts the signed, notarized form.

FillingPDF lets you fill out and download the PDF; submission follows the city's channels.