Pooler Adopts Impact Fee Ordinance for Land Developers
The City of Pooler, Georgia, has adopted an impact fee ordinance for land developers to help fund the expansion of city services amid continued growth.
Savannah, GA, October 20, 2026 —
The City of Pooler, Georgia, has adopted an impact fee ordinance for land developers. The measure is intended to help fund the expansion of city services as the city continues to grow.
The available information does not specify the amount of any fees, which services are covered, or how the ordinance will be implemented. It also does not provide the date of adoption or details about the city’s approval process.
Impact fees are identified in the summary as a funding mechanism tied to development, but no further provisions of Pooler’s ordinance were provided. The information does not state whether fees vary by project type or size, when payments would be due, or how collected funds would be allocated.
The summary describes continued growth as the context for the measure, but it does not provide population figures, development totals, or projections. It also does not identify city officials, developers, or other parties who commented on the ordinance.
Further details about the ordinance, including its specific requirements and the services targeted for expansion, were not included in the information provided. As a result, the measure’s financial scope and practical effects cannot be determined from the available summary.
Story summarized from the original created by Eric Dorsch on www.wsav.com, see more information here.
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