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“Development impact fees are collected in order to ensure that new development bears a proportionate share of the cost of system improvements required to accommodate new development,” a city report states.

Paso Robles City Council meeting scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 16 – The Paso Robles City Council has announced the availability of the annual Development Impact […]

After over a year of construction, Yuba City recently completed its Bridge Street widening project, transforming the road into a four-lane corridor and installing several infrastructure and beautification improvements.

The City Council looked for alternative ways to fund the project after bids came in $4 million above budget

The new funding will support city projects aimed at streamlining the process for building affordable housing and transit-oriented development.

The City of San Diego was awarded $4.8 million from SANDAG through the Housing Acceleration Program to address the region's need for more housing. That money...

The San Diego Association of Governments on Friday awarded the city of San Diego $4.8 million through a regional Housing Acceleration Program.

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — The Murfreesboro City Council voted Thursday, June 15, 2023, on 2nd Reading, to implement a Fee Schedule with a newly adopted set of Development Impact Fees to help pay for infrastructure projects as the result of population growth and development in the City.   Murfreesboro Assistant City Manager Sam Huddleston told WGNS the impact fee for single family residential developments will be... As for the cost to build a new apartmen...

Starting July 1, any newly-built home in Murfreesboro will face an additional impact fee following a unanimous April vote by the city council.

City council will consider adopting report at upcoming meeting – The Paso Robles City Council will consider acceptance of the Annual Development Impact Fee Report […]