California community colleges could be put in a position to turn away desiring students if funding and seat allocation are not adjusted to serve the areas they are needed most. | Pixabay
California community colleges could be put in a position to turn away desiring students if funding and seat allocation are not adjusted to serve the areas they are needed most. | Pixabay
The Board of County Commissioners approved a proposal from Wood during February 2021 to prepare an impact fee study to determine the feasibility of implementing impact fees on Harris County home builders.
The impact fee study will take about one year to complete, cost $91,500, and focus on Parks and Recreation needs and Public Safety (Fire, EMS, 911, Sheriff’s Office, and Jail) needs.
The Board selected an impact fee advisory committee, as required by the state impact fee law, consisting of ten members during their March 2, 2021 commission meeting. Those ten members were:
- Morgan Marlowe
- Lisa Scully
- Patty Wallace
- Edgar Hughston
- Taylor Griffin
- Ricky Turnage
- Jack McClung
- Mike Fuson
- Lee Starling
- Meghan Guenther
The state required impact fee public hearing was held on May 18, 2021 to kick off the impact fee study.
- May 18, 2021 Meeting Minutes (pdf)
- Harris County Georgia – Official Youtube: May 18, 2021 Commissioners Meeting
The Board of Commissioners reviewed the methodology report on October 5, 2021 and accepted it
- October 5, 2021 Meeting Minutes (pdf)
- Harris County Georgia – Official Youtube: October 5, 2021 Commissioners Meeting
- January 4, 2022 Meeting Minutes (pdf)
- Harris County Georgia – Official Youtube: January 4, 2022 Commissioners Meeting
The impact fee advisory committee met on March 25, 2022 to discuss the impact fee ordinance, proposed fee schedules, exemption policies, among other items.
- Memo dated April 8, 2022 and the March 25, 2022 advisory committee meeting minutes.
- Methodology Report (pdf)
- Capital Improvement Element (pdf)
- Impact Fee Schedule (pdf)
- Proposed Impact Fee Ordinance (pdf)
or call the Community Development Department at 706-628-4700.
Original source can be found here.