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Downtown property owner urges council to seek alternatives to proposed police and fire impact fee increases
Summary
At a public hearing on police and fire impact fees a downtown property owner told the council that higher impact fees would make affordable housing and commercial improvements more difficult to deliver, asking the council to consider alternatives; no action was taken and the council accepted public comment.
The City of Kalispell opened a public hearing on June 16 to receive comment on the council’s intent to consider a proposed increase to police and fire impact fees. A downtown property owner urged the council to consider alternatives to raising fees, citing the local difficulty of providing…
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