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Edgewater City Council Considers Development Fee Hikes
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Edgewater City Council Debates Development Fee Increases

Edgewater City Council reviewed proposed changes to development impact fees during a second reading on Sept. 28, 2026. The ordinance, 2026-O-17, aims to update fees developers pay to fund infrastructure necessary for city growth.

10/05/2026 · Edgewater edition

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Edgewater City Council members reviewed proposed amendments to the city's development impact fee schedule during their second reading Monday, Sept. 28, 2026. The ordinance, 2026-O-17, modifies Chapter 21, Article XVII of the Land Development Code.

Impact fees help fund public infrastructure and services, such as roads and utility systems, that new growth requires. The proposed changes would update the current schedule to reflect rising costs and anticipated needs.

Ordinance 2026-O-17 appeared on the council's agenda under public hearings, ordinances, and resolutions. A related exhibit, "2026-O-17 - Impact Fees Update," outlines the specific proposed modifications.

After a second reading, the ordinance may advance to a final vote for adoption, depending on council procedures. Residents and developers can find detailed information on the updated fee schedule within the exhibits from the Sept. 28 City Council meeting agenda.

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