Post Falls considers future of impact fees
Melissa Cleveland of Welsh Comer and Bob Seale of the city of Post Falls address City Council on Tuesday night about an impact fee study currently underway.
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The impact fee study for Post Falls is looking potentially introducing a city center fee zone with reduced fees. The zone would be determined using traffic analysis zone data.
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POST FALLS — Post Falls officials are considering how impact fees currently operate within the city and whether to potentially implement a city center fee zone in the future.
During the City Council meeting Tuesday night, councilors learned that approximately 7,800 non-residents work in Post Falls. One of the questions in the analysis is who is using “multimodal” facilities such as trails, bike lanes, etc.
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