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County headed in right direction with impact fees (access required)

by Staff Writer

Published: December 24,2010

Time posted: 10:34 am

Tags: CSBJ View, impact fees, transportation

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Residential and commercial developers in Falcon and Fountain recently found themselves at odds with El Paso County planners. At issue was who should pay for transportation “oversizing.” Oversizing is the term used to describe items such as turn lanes, gutters, curbs, sidewalks, traffic signals or streetlights that are in excess of the basic infrastructure work required from ...





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