Council opens public hearing on possible impact-fee program; consultant briefing scheduled
Council opened a public hearing to explain a potential impact-fee program that could charge new development for a proportionate share of capital costs for parks, public safety and roads. Staff and Ross & Associates outlined the study scope; no fees were adopted and the city asked for additional public input.
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City staff and consultant Ross & Associates briefed the East Point City Council and members of the public on April 14 about a proposed impact-fee program that would assess one-time fees on new development to fund certain capital facilities.
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