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22 November 2011
ISSUE: Should the Legislature adopt a statewide moratorium on impact fees.
DISCUSSION: Growth and development have slowed to a near halt in Florida. The cost of new development is daunting, and impact fees are a significant part of those costs. Many local governments have been proactive, reducing impact fees or putting moratoriums in place in order to encourage development. A statewide moratorium would go even further to defray the cost of development and encourage new construction and business growth throughout Florida.
POSITION: The Florida Retail Federation supports a statewide moratorium on impact fees in order to encourage business growth.
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