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Swanner said in an interview that “I just never have felt like it’s a developer or private individual’s place to improve with their own money a county road.”Mr. Swanner the developer should not only pay for the road but also have to pay a fee for connecting to the sewer system, electric grid, and a fee to the school system if his development is going to have a large impact on the capacity of the area schools. It is called controlled growth and is practiced in many areas. The days of a developer building a residental community grabbing the money and running leaving taxpayers who had nothing to do with the development to pick up the tab for infrastructure improvements to service the development should be over.
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