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Impact fees are one-time charges local governments assess on new construction to help pay for infrastructure — like roads, parks, or water systems — that new development requires. This bill would cap those fees at $50,000 per public facility type for any single development activity, meaning cities, counties, and other local governments could not charge more than that amount in a single infrastructure category on a given project. Local governments currently charging higher impact fees on new development would need to reduce those fees to comply with this cap if the bill takes effect on May 6, 2026.