Conroe resumes impact fee study to fund growth
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Conroe resumed its impact fee study to make developers help fund infrastructure for rapid growth. The study, paused since 2020, aims to shift costs from taxpayers for water, wastewater, and roads, with new fees expected by early 2025.
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