In this article, FMC Associate Mark Piel discusses progress in development charges.
Effective urban planning and infrastructure development does not occur without effective revenue producing tools. At the same time, a municipality’s use of available revenue-producing tools, such as realty taxes, service charges, and development charges, must be prudent and fair so the cost associated with building and maintaining our communities is proportionately shared by existing and new property owners alike.
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