Pooler council approves impact-fee ordinance after second reading
After a year-long study and a consultant report, Pooler officials approved a second-reading ordinance to implement residential and nonresidential impact fees intended to fund parks, police, fire and streets.
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Pooler Mayor Karen L. Williams presided as the council approved the second reading of ordinance O2026-03C to establish development impact fees for residential and nonresidential construction. City staff and consultant work dating to 2008 and a 2025 feasibility study by Tischler Bise culminated in the ordinance vote.
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