Receive annual report on developer fees collected in 2024
In Plain English
State law requires cities to publish yearly reports showing how much money developers paid in fees and how the city spent those funds. These fees help pay for new parks, roads, and infrastructure needed when new housing or businesses are built. The report tracks whether fee revenue matches actual infrastructure costs.
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