Napa’s City Council has signed off on a sweeping fee overhaul that will make it more expensive to build, park and even shoot movies in the city. On Feb. 3, the council approved a broad update to user fees that raises building‑permit costs and adds new charges tied to parking, parks and film shoots. The changes increase a baseline residential building permit and add a per‑square‑foot charge for larger projects, while creating three separate permit tiers for still photography, small commercial video and larger movie or TV productions. City staff described the move as an effort to catch fees up to the real cost of delivering services after years of higher personnel and operating expenses. If all the behind‑the‑scenes administrative work stays on schedule, the new fees could…..