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Supervisors lower fees to spare developers unexpected costs

Concerned that some developers were caught off guardby recent rate increases, Riverside County supervisors voted today to halve thefees paid by small and large interests to build or expand commercial andresidential structures. “We need to have these fees phased in over time for the benefit of thesmall developer — the mom-and-pop operation,” said Supervisor JohnTavaglione.

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Supervisor seeks to lower development fees to save businesses money

Slashing the fees that businesses pay the county tobuild commercial and residential structures will be on the Board ofSupervisors’ agenda tomorrow. Riverside County Supervisor John Tavaglione will ask his boardcolleagues to support another round of temporary reductions to the county’sdevelopment impact fees and will argue that developers who had to pay higherrates when fees reverted

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