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Impact Fees

One-time infrastructure charges assessed at permit issuance.

Impact fees are one-time charges collected at permit issuance to offset the cost of public infrastructure — roads, schools, parks, water, and sewer capacity — required by new development. The fee schedule varies by jurisdiction and project type, and must be paid before a permit is released.

What they regulate

  • Transportation impact fees for road network capacity
  • School impact fees for new residential units
  • Park and recreation impact fees
  • Water and sewer capacity charges for new connections

What triggers their review

  • New residential or commercial construction
  • Additions that increase square footage or unit count
  • Change of use that increases trip generation or utility demand
Typical turnaround
Assessed at permit application; collected at permit issuance

What causes delays

  • —Fee calculation disputes requiring reassessment
  • —Credits for prior development on the same parcel
  • —Affordable housing exemption applications
  • —Multi-jurisdictional projects with overlapping fee schedules

How Cleard handles Impact Fees

  • Calculating estimated impact fees before permit submittal
  • Identifying available credits or exemptions
  • Coordinating impact fee payment with permit issuance to avoid delays

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