Parks & Recreation System Development Charges (SDCs)

Policy Title	Print Policy History
Revising the Parks System Development Charge for the parks and recreation system and repealing Resolution No. 4277

Current Policy	Adopted
Resolution 4436	June 13, 2001

Previous Policies	Adopted
Resolution 4277	May 24, 2000
Resolution 4142	July 14, 1999
Resolution 3977	July 8, 1998
Resolution 3299	October 27, 1993
Resolution 3300	October 27, 1993

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