Contents- Development Impact Fees: Survey of Local Government Use
- Introduction to the Issue
- Urbane Planning
- Proportionate-Share Impact Fees and Housing Affordability
- Financing Green Stormwater Management with Impervious Surface Charges
- Reflections on Impact Fee Practice
- Replacing Conventional Park Level of Service (LOS) Analysis with the "Composite-Values" Approach
- Managing Fast Growth and Crowded Schools: Florida School Concurrency from Voluntary to Mandatory
 Development Impact Fees:Survey of Local Government Use by Larry L. Lawhon, AICP A 2006 survey reveals that local governments' use of development impact fees is increasing. Read the Planning Practice Feature | ||
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The editor introduces this special issue focused on impact fees and infrastructure. Read From the Editor | ||
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| Planning Essentials Symposium | ||
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| Proportionate-Share Impact Fees and Housing Affordability by Arthur C. Nelson, FAICP, Liza K. Bowles, and David Dacquisto Impact fees based on the per capita multiplier approach and assessed on a per-square-foot basis may achieve equity and advance proportionate-share principles better than alternative approaches. Read Proportionate-Share Impact Fees | ||
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| Financing Green Stormwater Management with Impervious Surface Charges by Brooke Ray Smith The author demonstrates how the fees for stormwater charged by four cities can further objectives of green stormwater management. Read Impervious Surface Charges | ||
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| Reflections on Impact Fee Practice by Jerry Weitz, AICP The editor shares lessons of impact fee and facility planning practice. Read this Article | ||
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| Replacing Conventional Park Level of Service (LOS) Analysis with the "Composite-Values" Approach by Teresa Penbrooke Replace the old "NRPA standards" with a more comprehensive "composite-values" approach to level of service analysis, says the author. Read this Article | ||
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| Managing Fast Growth and Crowded Schools: Florida School Concurrency from Voluntary to Mandatory by Efraim Ben-Zadok Professor Ben-Zadok traces the history of school concurrency in Florida and offers his perspective on the challenges of implementation. Read Florida School Concurrency | ||
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