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Long County board adopts impact fees to fund library expansion and road projects
Summary
The Long County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to approve impact fees that officials said will fund expansion of the county library, completion of three road projects and chemical treatment on dirt roads.
The Long County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a package of impact fees the county said will support capital work including expansion of the Long County Public Library, completion of Beards Bluff Road, Deloach Road and Groover Road projects, and chemical treatment on dirt roads.
Chairman Robert Parker introduced the projects during a public hearing, and Commissioner Jeremy Hall moved to approve the impact fees at the June 6 meeting; Commissioner John Reddish seconded. The motion passed unanimously.
The minutes indicate the fees were presented at a public hearing and then approved by motion, but they do not specify the fee schedule, collection start date, the projected revenue total, or whether exemptions apply. The board’s action directs implementation steps to county staff; the minutes do not list a department or timeline for fee collection and allocation.
