RFP 24-354-K Impact Fee Assessment

The City of Roswell is set to revamp its Impact Fee Program aiming to mitigate the effects of both new development and redevelopment on local infrastructure, ensuring alignment with the Georgia Development Impact Fee Act of 1990 and its amendments. This tailored program will cater specifically to Roswell, creating a clear framework for public understanding and decision-making while embedding seamlessly into existing administrative procedures. Central to this initiative will be a comprehensive impact fee study conducted by a chosen consultant, focusing on key public facility categories such as roads, police, fire, parks, and recreation facilities. The study will formulate public policies to steer the update process, identify funding alternatives for future developments, create a Methodology Report for project eligibility, develop an ordinance for City Council adoption, and provide continuous advice post-implementation. The tasks under the consultant's purview will commence with a project kick-off and data collection followed by the drafting of an Impact Fee Assessment Report and conducting policy direction workshops. A crucial stage will involve preparing an Impact Fee Methodology Report and drafting amendments for the Impact Fee Ordinance, culminating in facilitating public hearings for ordinance adoption. The contract timeline, starting upon execution, will extend until all outlined tasks are fully accomplished. The entire scope of work is to be executed within the City of Roswell, Georgia. The solicitation is organized under the SLED (State, Local, and Education) category, with Kimberly Fletcher outlined as the primary contact for queries related to the project, ensuring a transparent communication channel throughout the process. The estimated value of the contract ranges from $50,000 to $150,000.