Exactions, Dedications and Impact Fees

Alan C Weinstein

Exactions, Dedications and Impact Fees

Alan C Weinstein

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Abstract

Almost all planning commissions deal with mandatory exactions, dedications, or impact fees in the process of approving subdivisions or granting other forms of development approval. Land dedication requirements as a condition for subdivision plat approval are nearly 80 years old. While development exactions are a common condition for regulatory approval, it is critical that commissioners be well advised regarding their legal authority to impose exactions, the consequent procedures, and the legal test applied if an exaction is challenged.

Original language	American English
Journal	The Commissioner: A Publication of the American Planning Association
State	Published - Jan 1 2007

Keywords

fees in lieu
impact fees
linkage
development exactions
mandatory exactions

Disciplines

Land Use Law
State and Local Government Law
Urban Studies

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Exactions, Dedications and Impact Fees

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