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The state Court of Appeals has ruled against Greensboro and in favor of developers in a fight over city water and sewer impact fees assessed before 2018. The decision could force Greensboro to pay refunds of $5.2 million plus interest.
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HERTFORD — Hertford town officials took a first step earlier this week toward charging developers fees to recover the town’s costs of making water and sewer service available for their
The NC Court of Appeals will consider whether the state’s third-largest city charged illegal water and sewer impact fees before 2018. Two home building companies challenging Greensboro’s fees submitted written arguments Wednesday at North Carolina’s second-highest court.
Raleigh is asking the N.C. Court of Appeals to take up a case of developers challenging city fees charged for new water and sewer users. Millions of dollars are at stake. Lawyers for the capital city filed paperwork Thursday with the state’s second-highest court.