Summary
Cleveland is making new developers pay one-time water and sewer fees to fund rapid growth. This keeps the city's pipes and infrastructure upgraded without passing the entire cost onto existing taxpayers.
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Impact analysis
Current taxpayers save money because new developers are footing the bill for the infrastructure their projects require.
Current residents and taxpayers win big because they won't be stuck footing the bill for new infrastructure.
New developers take a hit since they now face higher upfront costs to build in the city.
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