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In Startling Confrontations, DeLorenzo Takes On Palm Coast’s Jim Landon–and Impact Fees

October 30, 2012 | FlaglerLive | 25 Comments

Palm Coast City Council member Jason DeLorenzo on Tuesday questioned the veracity of City Manager Jim Landon’s numbers and his “backroom” style while making the case for a two-year moratorium for impact fees on new construction in the city in a rare, direct and sustained public challenge to the assuming city manager.

As Expected, Flagler County Suspends $1,707-a-Home Building Tax for 2 Years

October 1, 2012 | FlaglerLive | 24 Comments

The county’s moratorium is relatively small, but Flagler’s chamber of commerce and its home builders association hope to get the school board to approve a moratorium next, then move to Palm Coast, where impact fees add up to $15,270.

As Flagler Governments Consider Impact Fee Cut, Evidence of Economic Benefit Is Slim

September 30, 2012 | FlaglerLive | 16 Comments

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Builders and developers want the Flagler school board and Flagler County to cut impact fees–the one-time tax on construction–saying it’ll help the economy grow. But plenty of evidence says it won’t, while Flagler residents still reel from low values and empty houses that more new houses won’t help.

Impact Fees: What They Are, Who Pays Them, How Much They Pay

September 30, 2012 | FlaglerLive | 10 Comments

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Whether you call them impact fees, taxes or hidden taxes, they’re a Florida and Flagler County reality. An explanation and definition of impact fees with a local rate schedule by city and county.

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