Commissioners warn proposed development may not pay for new services
At a March 23 informational meeting, multiple commissioners and residents warned that a largely residential annexation could fail to generate enough tax revenue to cover costs for roads, sewer, water and fire services without accompanying commercial growth or binding agreements.
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Commissioners told developers and the city they want fiscal analyses before any application is filed, arguing that residential development alone may not cover the cost of infrastructure and new services.
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