Salt Lake City uses an Impact Fee Facilities Plan and Impact Fee Analysis to fund capital improvements and address transportation infrastructure needs driven by future growth. The city's planning documents serve to meet requirements established in Utah Code while ensuring necessary development can be supported by adequate public services.
Ten-Year Infrastructure Planning
The city's 2020 Impact Fee Facilities Plan focuses on the transportation infrastructure required to serve Salt Lake City through the next ten years. This plan works alongside an Impact Fee Analysis to determine the appropriate fees the city may charge to new growth to maintain current levels of service.
General Fund and Public Services
In addition to transportation, the city maintains documentation for other public sectors. A 2016 General Fund Impact Fee Facilities Plan and Impact Fee Analysis covers requirements for Parks and Public Lands, Public Safety, and Transportation.
Regulatory Compliance and Growth
The purpose of these financial plans is to fulfill specific mandates set by Utah Code. By analyzing the impact of new development, the city aims to fund the capital improvements essential for managing urban expansion and maintaining public utility.
