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Mount Dora, Florida Impact Fees

Mount Dora applies its own fee schedule: municipal fees plus the Lake County-levied fees that apply inside city limits. Combined, a new single-family home pays $31,135.38 per unit (rates sourced ). The full breakdown is below.

Mount Dora impact fees by project type

Mount Dora: Single-Family Impact Fees

A new single-family home in Mount Dora pays $31,135.38 per unit in impact fees (rates sourced July 13, 2026). Of that, Lake County-levied fees account for $16,765.00 and municipal or utility fees for $14,370.38.

The largest line items are School Impact Fee (Lake County, SFR) ($11,247.00), Sewer Impact Fee (City of Mount Dora, SFR) ($7,975.00) and Roads Impact Fee (Lake County, SFR) ($4,356.00).

Some fees are tiered by unit size or building type; amounts reflect the representative tier noted in the schedule below.

View the full Mount Dora impact fee schedule
Water$1,340.00
Sewer$7,975.00
County$16,765.00
Total (Mount Dora): $31,135.38
Sources last checked Official fee schedules:City of Mount Dora Lake County Schools Lake County

Mount Dora: Multifamily Impact Fees

A new multifamily unit in Mount Dora pays $23,748.36 per unit in impact fees (rates sourced July 13, 2026). Of that, Lake County-levied fees account for $12,821.00 and municipal or utility fees for $10,927.36.

The largest line items are School Impact Fee - Multifamily 801+ sf, 4+ Stories ($9,543.00), Sewer Impact Fee - Multifamily 1-2BR (0.833 ERU) ($6,642.00) and Roads Impact Fee - Multifamily 801+ sf, 4+ Stories ($2,428.00).

Some fees are tiered by unit size or building type; amounts reflect the representative tier noted in the schedule below.

View the full Mount Dora impact fee schedule
Water$1,116.22
Sewer$6,642.00
Total (Mount Dora): $23,748.36
Sources last checked Official fee schedules:City of Mount Dora Lake County School District Lake County

Mount Dora: Commercial Impact Fees

Commercial development in Mount Dora pays $5.61 per square foot in impact fees, plus $9,315.00 in one-time water and sewer connection fees (rates sourced July 13, 2026).

For a 50,000 sq ft building, that comes to about $289,936.50. The calculator below adjusts to your exact square footage.

The largest line items are Sewer Impact Fee (City of Mount Dora) — 1 ERU (300 gpd) ($7,975.00 one-time), Water Impact Fee (City of Mount Dora) — 1 ERU (300 gpd) ($1,340.00 one-time) and County Transportation Impact Fee (Lake County, Commercial) ($4.20/sq ft).

View the full Mount Dora impact fee schedule
Water$1,340.00 one-time
Sewer$7,975.00 one-time
Total (Mount Dora): $5.61/sq ft + $9,315.00 one-time (≈ $289,936.50 at 50,000 sq ft)
Sources last checked Official fee schedules:City of Mount Dora Lake County

Where in Lake County are you building?

Each jurisdiction applies its own fee schedule. Pick yours. Totals shown are for a 50,000 sq ft building, including one-time water/sewer fees (assuming a 1-inch meter). = one or more fees are unconfirmed or have no published amount; the figure shown may not be the complete cost.

Mount Dora: Industrial Impact Fees

Industrial development in Mount Dora pays $1.96 per square foot in impact fees, plus $9,315.00 in one-time water and sewer connection fees (rates sourced July 13, 2026).

For a 50,000 sq ft building, that comes to about $107,390.50. The calculator below adjusts to your exact square footage.

The largest line items are Sewer Impact Fee (City of Mount Dora) — 1 ERU (300 gpd) ($7,975.00 one-time), Water Impact Fee (City of Mount Dora) — 1 ERU (300 gpd) ($1,340.00 one-time) and County Transportation Impact Fee (Lake County, Industrial) ($1.64/sq ft).

View the full Mount Dora impact fee schedule
Water$1,340.00 one-time
Sewer$7,975.00 one-time
Total (Mount Dora): $1.96/sq ft + $9,315.00 one-time (≈ $107,390.50 at 50,000 sq ft)
Sources last checked Official fee schedules:City of Mount Dora Lake County

Where in Lake County are you building?

Each jurisdiction applies its own fee schedule. Pick yours. Totals shown are for a 50,000 sq ft building, including one-time water/sewer fees (assuming a 1-inch meter). = one or more fees are unconfirmed or have no published amount; the figure shown may not be the complete cost.

Mount Dora: Office Impact Fees

Office development in Mount Dora pays $4.02 per square foot in impact fees, plus $9,315.00 in one-time water and sewer connection fees (rates sourced July 13, 2026).

For a 25,000 sq ft building, that comes to about $109,747.25. The calculator below adjusts to your exact square footage.

The largest line items are Sewer Impact Fee (City of Mount Dora) — 1 ERU (300 gpd) ($7,975.00 one-time), Water Impact Fee (City of Mount Dora) — 1 ERU (300 gpd) ($1,340.00 one-time) and County Transportation Impact Fee (Lake County, Office) ($3.60/sq ft).

View the full Mount Dora impact fee schedule
Water$1,340.00 one-time
Sewer$7,975.00 one-time
City$0.42/sq ft
Total (Mount Dora): $4.02/sq ft + $9,315.00 one-time (≈ $109,747.25 at 25,000 sq ft)
Sources last checked Official fee schedules:City of Mount Dora Lake County

Where in Lake County are you building?

Each jurisdiction applies its own fee schedule. Pick yours. Totals shown are for a 25,000 sq ft building, including one-time water/sewer fees (assuming a 1-inch meter). = one or more fees are unconfirmed or have no published amount; the figure shown may not be the complete cost.

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How impact fees work in Florida

Florida impact fees are one-time charges on new development, governed by Section 163.31801, Florida Statutes (the Florida Impact Fee Act). The statute requires fees to be based on the most recent and localized data, spent on the infrastructure category they were collected for, and adopted by ordinance.

Since 2021, the law also limits how fast fees can rise: increases up to 25% phase in over two years, increases of 25–50% phase in over four years, and increases above 50% are allowed only with a demonstrated extraordinary-circumstances study and at least a two-thirds vote of the governing body.

Counties and cities can both levy impact fees. Inside an incorporated city, a project typically pays the county's countywide fees plus any municipal fees the city has adopted, which is why totals differ between a city and the unincorporated county around it.

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Mount Dora impact fee FAQs

What are the total impact fees for a single-family home in Mount Dora, Florida?

A new single-family home in Mount Dora pays $31,135.38 per unit in combined impact fees (rates sourced July 13, 2026).

How much are commercial impact fees in Mount Dora?

Commercial development in Mount Dora pays $5.61 per square foot in impact fees, plus $9,315.00 in one-time water and sewer connection fees, about $289,936.50 for a 50,000 sq ft building.

Does Mount Dora charge its own impact fees?

Yes. Mount Dora levies its own municipal impact or utility fees, and county-levied fees also apply inside city limits. The schedule on this page shows every fee that applies to development in Mount Dora, with the combined total.

Can Florida impact fees increase at any time?

No. Section 163.31801, Florida Statutes limits increases to 50% at most, phased in over two to four years, unless the local government makes extraordinary-circumstances findings and approves the increase by at least a two-thirds vote.

Fee amounts on this page are compiled from official published schedules and are provided for planning purposes only. Rates change, and project specifics (unit size, meter size, location within special districts) can alter what applies. Always verify current fees with the jurisdiction and utility before relying on them.

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