TAMPA, Fla. — Tampa city leaders are weighing a substantial increase in transportation impact fees that developers pay: money that would go toward infrastructure improvements needed to support the region’s rapid growth.

The fees have not been raised since 1989.

City officials say the additional revenue would fund critical transportation projects, including roadways, traffic signals, intersection upgrades, and new bridges.

What You Need To Know • Tampa city leaders are weighing a substantial increase in transportation impact fees • City officials say the additional revenue would fund critical transportation projects, including roadways, traffic signals, intersection upgrades, and new bridges • Impact fees are money that would go toward infrastructure improvements needed to support

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