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Council reviews semiannual roadway impact-fee report; service-area D created to meet statutory travel limits
Summary
City staff presented the semiannual Capital Improvements Plan report on roadway impact fees, including collection totals, project spending and the creation of a new service area (D) to comply with the six-mile statutory limit; council unanimously approved the semiannual report.
Harold, a city staff presenter to the Capital Improvements Advisory Committee (CIAC), presented the semiannual Capital Improvements Plan report on roadway impact fees and explained a recent service-area change and current spending and project allocations.
Harold told the council the city now has four roadway impact-fee service areas—A, B, C and the newly created D—and said creation of service-area D addressed a statutory travel-distance limit (no service area should require more than six miles of travel). He said the city has completed five years of collections and phase…
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