Commissioners adopt Ordinance 2026-15 to replace DCD fee schedule
Summary
The Huntington County Board of Commissioners adopted Ordinance 2026-15 to repeal and replace the Department of Community Development fee schedule after a brief public hearing; the vote was unanimous 2-0.
The Huntington County Board of Commissioners voted to adopt Ordinance 2026-15, repealing and replacing the Department of Community Development (DCD) fee schedule.
County Attorney Adrian Halverstadt told the board during a public hearing that building permit fees "have not been updated since 2004, and zoning permit fees have remained unchanged since 2009," and that the existing fees no longer adequately offset DCD's service costs. The public hearing opened at 9:32 a.m. and closed at 9:37 a.m.; no public comments were received.
Commissioner Tom Wall moved to adopt the ordinance and Commissioner Rob Miller seconded. The motion passed unanimously with a 2-0 vote. The ordinance was listed in the meeting as "Ordinance 2026-15: An Ordinance of the Huntington County Board of Commissioners to Repeal and Replace the Schedule of Fees for the Huntington Countywide Department of Community Development."
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