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Why should you care about impact fees?Published 04/27/08
The day after a group advising the County Council on impact fees released its final report, Councilman Ed Reilly was at the Rotary Club in Crofton answering questions.
Why is this impact fee debate important to the average taxpayer?
And why is it taking so long? "If the new development doesn't pay for itself, everyone else does," Mr. Reilly said last week, recalling some of his answers that day. "That's been the situation for many years. The taxpayers have been subsidizing the impact of new development." But Mr. Reilly, like all his colleagues on the council, has nearly as many...
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