Ephrata council considers park and transportation fees for new developments
The City of Ephrata is considering park and transportation impact fees for new development to help offset the cost of growth without raising taxes. The Ephrata Sports Complex, now being renovated, is an example of a project that could be funded in part through impact fees.
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EPHRATA — The Ephrata City Council continued discussions Wednesday on whether to adopt new park and transportation impact fees that would apply to future development, a move city officials say could help offset the cost of growth without raising taxes. No formal action was taken at the May 6 meeting.
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