Kingston impact fee agreement

School district attorney said the district just learned of the item and still has material financial concerns; asked for more time to negotiate.

Urged the board to table, citing lack of backup materials, charter school scrutiny problems, and equity concerns for underfunded Lehigh Acres communities.

Attorney for the developer said the process wasn't rushed, the school board approved the agreement, and delays have already cost the charter school $550,000.

School district capital planning official said the charter contract and impact fee agreement are separate, negotiations remain open on student yields, and asked for a delay.

The developer's representative described the 10,000-home Kingston plan and defended the 80-acre K-12 True North campus as a flagship community asset paid for by homebuyer impact fees.