Rio Rancho weighs phased Impact Fees amid growth debate
Rio Rancho explores a one year phase in of Impact Fees with exemptions for certain developments. AMREP Southwest officials defend the plan as pro growth, while attorneys warn July deadline nuances and potential penalties for communities already collecting development charges. Albuquerque and Santa Fe monitor.
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Rio Rancho weighs impact fees amid AMREP past costs
City officials and AMREP advisor Mark Lautman report past development costs exceeded Impact Fees. They argue new fees are needed as more developers join Big Rancho. Phased in 25 percent starting October, rising quarterly to 100 percent by July 1996, with waivers only for select economic base projects.
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