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As impact fees come back to Council, are they best for road needs or is city-run bond process better? - Lubbock Lights
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As impact fees come back to Council, are they best for road needs or is city-run bond process better? - Lubbock Lights
Thomas Payne (upper left) and Jordan Wheatley (lower right). Graphic by LubbockLights.com The controversial issue of impact fees to help pay for new developments comes back to the Lubbock City Council in June with a committee recommendation to keep them at 25 percent as they’ve been for the past five years. But the issue is much more complex say the people who build new residential and commercial buildings accompanying Lubbock’s growth. Jordan W…
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