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Council approves ordinances on impact fees, utility charges and takes first reading of FY2025–26 budget
Summary
The Palm Bay City Council passed several ordinances updating water/wastewater impact fees, utility charges and reclaimed-water rates, heard a public question about reuse versus deep‑well injection, and took the budget ordinance on first reading; final adoption will follow a separate rate resolution.
The Palm Bay City Council approved a package of ordinances updating impact fees and utility charges and took the fiscal year 2025–26 budget ordinance on first reading.
Ordinance 2025-34, which adjusts water and wastewater capital impact charges, passed 5–0 after brief remarks about economic uncertainty in the building industry and the timing of fee changes. Deputy Mayor Jaffe moved the measure and Councilman Langevin seconded.
The council also approved Ordinance 2025-35 (adjustments to utility rates and meter fees) and Ordinance 2025-36 (sewer-use permit fees) on…
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