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North county residents share concerns about growing pains

April 3, 2024 | Tony Judnich

To help mitigate growth, Okaloosa County officials should “put the onus on developers” and charge them an infrastructure impact fee of $25,000 for every acre of development, Crestview-area resident Ken Hose told District 3 County Commissioner Nathan Boyles Tuesday night in Baker.

County Commissioner Nathan Boyles talks with residents at Tuesday’s meeting. He was joined by county Growth Management Director Elliot Kampert, left, and county Growth Management Deputy Director Randy Woodruff.

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North county residents share concerns about growing pains

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