Sandy Springs aims to boost the impact fees paid by new real-estate developments for the first time in seven years. With the city in the midst of a building boom, that could mean more money for parks, police and streets. “Our fees have not been updated since 2008,” Assistant City Manager Jim Tolbert said at […]
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