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Impact fees are usually implemented by local governments to help cover the costs of infrastructure or other needed projects. These fees are very similar to linkage fees or proffers, and may vary depending on the state.
An impact fee is typically a one-time payment imposed by a local government on a property developer. The fee is meant to offset the financial impact a new development places on public infrastructure. Public infrastructure includes roads, schools, parks, recreational facilities, water and sewerage, among other services.
In Kentucky, development impact fees are illegal. Whats an impact fee? According to the American Planning Association (APA), Impact fees are payments required by local governments of new development for the purpose of providing new or expanded public capital facilities required to serve that development.
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