IMPACT FEES WHO BENEFITS?

When impact fees are part of
a Master Plan everyone benefits.

Impact fees are monies charged
to developers when they apply
for approval of plans to build
houses, factories, stores, etc.

The fees are charged to everyone
at the same rate. Impact fees
pay for water, sewer, schools,
fire houses, roads, traffic lights
etc. If impact fees are not
charged then "The existing
taxpayers of Camden County
must pick up the infrastructure
costs for the "New Comers." In
other words you pay so someone
you don't even know can move
here.

In addition when property values
go up because of the developments,
who pays? You got it, you do!
So you pay twice and if you can't
foot the bill you must move!!

Is this what you call "FAIR!" I
don't think so. Tell the other
Commissioners you want Impact
Fees Now! Now while they are in
the early stages of designing a new
master plan.
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NEWS FROM THE POLITICAL GRAPEVINE
(THANKS FOX NEWS)
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Commissioner Steve Berry wants
to replace State Representative
Cecily Hill.

Reliable sources tell us that Mr.
Berry is organizing now and
raising money. Keep tuned. If
Mr. Berry or Mrs. Hill want to
comment we will give them all the
space they want (within reason).

Charlie Smith are you listening?

Brian Fewox to challenge Mayor
Hase. This should be a lively race.
Both bring baggage to the market
place. We will comment later.
Mr. Fewox and Mrs. Hase are
welcome to comment if they
desire. We will print all their
comments (within reason).

To reach us: oilseal@tds.net

Sandy Sez: Why should Camdenites
pay for new comers to come here
and enjoy what we have. Clearly,
they should pay, not us. What do
you think. Write us: oilseal@tds.net

P.P.S.

Thank you Camden we went over
5,000 hits this week. Together we
can make a Camden to be proud of.

Sandy Feller
County Commissioner
District 4


"Working for the future without forgetting the past."