The Citrus County Commission is considering changes to impact fees, which are tied to growth, housing, and roads. The review process began on Monday night, with commissioners discussing potential updates to the fees.
The impact fees are a critical source of revenue for the county, helping to fund infrastructure projects and services needed to support growth. According to Citrus County officials, the fees are assessed on developers and builders when they construct new homes, businesses, and other projects. The revenue generated from impact fees is used to fund various projects, including road improvements, parks, and public facilities.
Some of the proposed changes include updates to the fee structure to reflect current construction costs and changes in the local economy. Commissioners are also considering adjustments to the fees to account for inflation and other factors. The proposed changes aim to ensure that the impact fees are fair and effective in supporting the county’s growth and development needs.
The commission’s review of impact fees is part of a broader effort to update the county’s development regulations and ensure that they are aligned with the county’s comprehensive plan. The review process is expected to continue in the coming weeks, with commissioners scheduled to make a final decision on the proposed changes at a later date.
Originally reported by Citrus County Chronicle – Inverness
Sources: Citrus County Chronicle – Inverness
