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Council approves physical distancing fee forgiveness

   Businesses forced to grow don’t have to pay parkland dedication
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   The policy change allows industrial and commercial development or
   redevelopment to avoid the parkland dedication fee if the reason for
   expansion is to comply with public health requirements for physical
   distancing, screening and/or testing for COVID-19.  The fee exemption
   also applies in cases of expansion related to the production of
   “urgently required safety equipment and supplies” related to the
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   Salisbury stressed the importance of parkland dedications for city
   residents and suggested another way be found to help businesses forced
   to expand their physical space.

   Allt suggested that because it relates to health matters, relief should
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