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Fees will triple for developers. How might that impact Salt Lake City homeowners and renters?
What happened
Salt Lake City officials have approved tripling utility impact fees for developers, which will be phased in over two years. The fees are intended to fund water, sewer, and stormwater infrastructure upgrades and address rising costs and inflation.
Timeline
- Salt Lake Tribune Fees will triple for developers. How might that impact Salt Lake City homeowners and renters?
- KSL 'The cost of growth': Salt Lake City to raise utility impact fees for first time in 27 years
- Building Salt Lake Impact fees to nearly triple in Salt Lake City
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'The cost of growth': Salt Lake City to raise utility impact fees for first time in 27 years
— Salt Lake City Council unanimously approved a phased increase in utility impact fees for the first time in 27 years, starting in 2027. Water, sewage, and stormwater fees will rise significantly by mid-2028 to address…