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Administrator reports more than $1 million collected in impact fees; council debates signage and project timelines

Greer City Council · March 11, 2026
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City administrator reported year-to-date and multi-year impact-fee collections exceeding $1 million and outlined timelines for fire, sports, public-safety and trail projects; council debated adding prominent signage and asked staff to return with regulatory and cost estimates.

City administrator Mr. Maryman told Greer City Council that impact-fee collections are robust and staff does not recommend changes to the impact-fee ordinance at this time. He reported approximately $300,870 collected so far in the current calendar period and combined collections of $786,955.10 for 2024'25, putting total collections to date over $1 million.

"We have not budgeted those for any projects at this time," Mr. Maryman said, but added staff will consider those funds as they develop a capital improvements plan and noted impact-fee revenues…

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