Public Dedication of Land and Fees-in-Lieu for Parks and Recreation in Pennsylvania : WeConservePA Library

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Pennsylvania municipalities may require developers to provide parkland for new developments. They may also offer developers the option to instead pay fees, construct facilities, or establish private parkland. WeConservePA guide. 18 pages.

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Year: 2024

Author(s): Debra Wolf Goldstein and Andrew M. Loza

Organization/Source: WeConservePA (formerly Pennsylvania Land Trust Association)

Topic tags: Public (Mandatory) Dedication and Fees-in-Lieu Ordinances and Print Editions of WeConservePA Guides

Previous editions of this guide were published in 2008 and 2015.