Impact Fee Implementation and Square Footage Tiers
Summary
The school district presented drafts of the Tischler Bise Impact Fee Study along with annual reports showing collections and expenditures, noting that current reserves are not yet sufficient to fully fund a new school.
At a glance
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Last discussed Mar 26, 2026.
Impact analysis
Involves millions in impact fee collections and millions required for future school construction.
New growth and future students benefit from impact fees funding necessary infrastructure expansion.
Developers and buyers of larger single-family homes facing steeper fee increases.
Mentions & discussions (6)
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee Meeting - Mar 26, 2026
New impact fees take effect April 1, featuring phased-in increases and tiered square footage categories to lessen the burden on smaller homes and accessory dwelling units.
Nassau County Board of County Commissioners Joint Meeting with the Nassau County School Board - Jan 27, 2026
The school district presented drafts of the Tischler Bise Impact Fee Study along with annual reports showing collections and expenditures, noting that current reserves are not yet sufficient to fully fund a new school.
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