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SLC Council hikes impact fees on developers, delays vote on ...
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The Salt Lake City Council voted to increase the impact fees paid by new developments on Tuesday, while deferring action on a proposed rezone that would convert a vacant Avenues home into a café. The Council also considered a sale of airport land to the state Department of Wildlife Resources and recognized October as Italian-American Heritage Month.
Bills for New Builds New construction projects in Salt Lake City will pay more to upgrade water, power and sewage lines after the Council voted to approve an increase to impact fees.
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