County outlines new nonreverting permit fund, cautious about spending until it matures
Commissioners heard that a state-mandated nonreverting fund started July 1 collects permit and application fees separately; planning has taken in roughly $3,748 since July 1 and officials warned it may be premature to budget against the fund until it grows.
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Staff explained a state-mandated nonreverting fund created July 1 to hold permit and application revenues separately from county general. The planning commission’s share of that fund has brought in $3,748 since July 1, according to staff, and one presenter said the county “brought in 35 last year” (speaker context implied $35,000 in prior receipts) but urged caution about appropriating the new fund too early.
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