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Fees will triple for developers. How might that impact Salt Lake City homeowners and renters?

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City Council approves first impact fee increases for water, sewer and stormwater in nearly three decades. The City Council has approved dramatic increases to utility impact fees. Comment Add as Preferred Source More charges for basics like water and sewer in Salt Lake City are leaping upward.

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