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stormwater fee

Palm Coast Adopts 75% Stormwater Rate Increase Over 5 Years, Then Cap on Future Hikes

May 16, 2023 | FlaglerLive | 26 Comments

Despite serious rain events, like the one above, in previous years, Palm Coast's stormwater system has kept homes dry. But at a rising price. (© FlaglerLive)

The Palm Coast City Council this morning voted 3-2 to adopt a stormwater fee increase of residents’ monthly bill from $22.27 currently to $39.10 by 2028, a 76 percent increase. Increases after 2028 will be limited to the rate of inflation.

Palm Coast Residents’ Doubled Stormwater Fee Could Reach $542 a Year by 2027

February 17, 2023 | FlaglerLive | 56 Comments

The ongoing, $1.5 million weir replacement on a canal along Royal Palms Parkway, part of the city's stormwater system. (© FlaglerLive)

Palm Coast resident’s $22.27 monthly stormwater fee would increase to $45.16 over the next four years if the city follows its consultant’s recommendation. Some residents would pay more in stormwater fees than in city taxes. Even lesser options would result in sharp increases, and no increases are not an option.

Palm Coast Looking to Add a Pair of Taxes On Electric Bills to Replace Stormwater Fee

May 8, 2012 | FlaglerLive | 9 Comments

For residents, the so-called “utility franchise fee” and “public service tax” on electric bills would almost replace the $8-a-month stormwater fee that appears on water bills. The city would likely raise property taxes, too, to generate $7.5 million a year to repair its crumbling infrastructure.

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