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Transportation System Development Charges (SDCs)

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A RESOLUTION REVISING TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT CHARGES FOR IMPACTS TO THE ALBANY TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM, REAFFIRMING THE APPEAL FEE, AND REPEALING RESOLUTION NO. 7146
Current PolicyAdopted
Resolution 7227June 14, 2023
Previous PoliciesAdopted
Resolution 7146October 12, 2022
Resolution 7107June 8, 2022
Resolution 7002June 9, 2021
Resolution 6906July 22, 2020
Resolution 6848January 8, 2020
Resolution 6807June 12, 2019
Resolution 6741September 26, 2018
Resolution 6727August 8, 2018
Resolution 6700June 13, 2018
Resolution 6680March 28, 2018
Resolution 6601June 14, 2017
Resolution 6595May 10, 2017
Resolution 6500June 8, 2016
Resolution 6464November 4, 2015
Resolution 6429June 24, 2015
Resolution 6417May 27, 2015
Resolution 6335June 25, 2014
Resolution 6244June 26, 2013
Resolution 6221May 22, 2013
Resolution 6129June 6, 2012
Resolution 5989May 9, 2011
Resolution 5806July 22, 2009
Resolution 5429May 23, 2007
Resolution 5257May 24, 2006
Resolution 5140June 8, 2005
Resolution 4983June 23, 2004
Resolution 4837June 11, 2003
Resolution 4695June 12, 2002
Resolution 4427June 13, 2001
Resolution 4272May 24, 2000
Resolution 4136June 23, 1999
Resolution 3973July 8, 1998
Resolution 3826August 13, 1997
Resolution 3424October 26, 1994
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