Taylor County impact fees by project type
Where in Taylor County are you building?
Each jurisdiction applies its own fee schedule. Pick yours.
Unincorporated Taylor County: Single-Family Impact Fees
A new single-family home in unincorporated Taylor County pays $7,000.00 per unit in impact fees (rates sourced July 18, 2026). Every line item is levied at the municipal or utility level.
The largest line items are Sewer Connection / Grinder Pump Fee (Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District) ($6,000.00) and Water Connection Fee (Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District) ($1,000.00).
View the full Taylor County impact fee schedule
- Water Connection Fee (Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District)$1,000.00Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer DistrictTaylor Coastal Water & Sewer District is the water utility for coastal unincorporated communities (Keaton Beach, Dekle Beach, Ezell Beach, Cedar Island, Dark Island, Fish Creek). Water connection fee is $1,000 (effective 10-1-2021; the district's 2026 increase applies to monthly rates only, not the connection fee). Most inland unincorporated Taylor County has no county water — new development uses private wells ($0).
- Sewer Connection / Grinder Pump Fee (Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District)$6,000.00Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer DistrictTaylor Coastal Water & Sewer District serves coastal unincorporated communities only. A low-pressure sewer connection requires a $6,000 grinder pump installation. Inland unincorporated Taylor County has no county sewer — new development uses on-site septic ($0). Fee effective 10-1-2021.
- City Impact Fees (Taylor County Unincorporated)$0.00Taylor CountyNo municipal impact fees apply in unincorporated Taylor County; municipal fees apply only within incorporated Perry. County-level fees are shown on the county record.
- County Impact Fees (Taylor County)$0.00Taylor CountyTaylor County has not adopted development impact fees. The county Land Development Code provides only concurrency review and a proportionate fair-share transportation program (case-by-case mitigation), not a flat impact fee. There is no county school impact fee.
Where in Taylor County are you building?
Each jurisdiction applies its own fee schedule. Pick yours.
Unincorporated Taylor County: Multifamily Impact Fees
A new multifamily unit in unincorporated Taylor County pays $7,000.00 per unit in impact fees (rates sourced July 18, 2026). Every line item is levied at the municipal or utility level.
The largest line items are Sewer Connection / Grinder Pump Fee (Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District, MF) ($6,000.00) and Water Connection Fee (Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District, MF) ($1,000.00).
View the full Taylor County impact fee schedule
- Water Connection Fee (Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District, MF)$1,000.00Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer DistrictTaylor Coastal Water & Sewer District water connection fee is $1,000 per connection (effective 10-1-2021). A master-metered multi-unit development pays an additional $300 for each second water meter. Coastal unincorporated service area only; inland unincorporated development uses private wells ($0).
- Sewer Connection / Grinder Pump Fee (Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District, MF)$6,000.00Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer DistrictTaylor Coastal Water & Sewer District grinder pump installation is $6,000 per connection for low-pressure sewer service. Coastal unincorporated service area only; inland unincorporated development uses on-site septic ($0). Effective 10-1-2021.
- City Impact Fees (Taylor County Unincorporated, MF)$0.00Taylor CountyNo municipal impact fees apply in unincorporated Taylor County; municipal fees apply only within incorporated Perry. County-level fees are shown on the county record.
- County Impact Fees (Taylor County, MF)$0.00Taylor CountyTaylor County has not adopted development impact fees. The county Land Development Code provides only concurrency review and a proportionate fair-share transportation program (case-by-case mitigation), not a flat impact fee. There is no county school impact fee.
Where in Taylor 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-time water/sewer connection charges only; no per-sq-ft impact fee schedule sourced for that jurisdiction.
Unincorporated Taylor County: Commercial Impact Fees
Commercial development in unincorporated Taylor County pays no per-square-foot impact fees, but owes $7,000.00 in one-time water and sewer connection fees (rates sourced July 18, 2026).
For a 50,000 sq ft building, that comes to about $7,000.00. The calculator below adjusts to your exact square footage.
The largest line items are Sewer Connection / Grinder Pump Fee (Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District) ($6,000.00 one-time) and Water Connection Fee (Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District) ($1,000.00 one-time).
View the full Taylor County impact fee schedule
- Water Connection Fee (Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District)$1,000.00 one-timeWater connection fee effective October 1, 2021 (current). Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District serves the coastal unincorporated communities (Keaton Beach, Dekle Beach, Ezell Beach, Cedar Island, Dark Island, and nearby areas); inland unincorporated Taylor County has no county water utility and new development uses private wells. A single flat fee applies to all customer classes. Second water meter: $300.
- Sewer Connection / Grinder Pump Fee (Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District)$6,000.00 one-timeGrinder pump / low-pressure sewer connection fee effective October 1, 2021 (current). Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District serves the coastal unincorporated communities only; inland unincorporated Taylor County has no county sewer and new development uses on-site septic. A single flat fee applies to all customer classes.
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Where in Taylor 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-time water/sewer connection charges only; no per-sq-ft impact fee schedule sourced for that jurisdiction.
Unincorporated Taylor County: Industrial Impact Fees
Industrial development in unincorporated Taylor County pays no per-square-foot impact fees, but owes $7,000.00 in one-time water and sewer connection fees (rates sourced July 18, 2026).
For a 50,000 sq ft building, that comes to about $7,000.00. The calculator below adjusts to your exact square footage.
The largest line items are Sewer Connection / Grinder Pump Fee (Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District) ($6,000.00 one-time) and Water Connection Fee (Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District) ($1,000.00 one-time).
View the full Taylor County impact fee schedule
- Water Connection Fee (Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District)$1,000.00 one-timeWater connection fee effective October 1, 2021 (current). Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District serves the coastal unincorporated communities (Keaton Beach, Dekle Beach, Ezell Beach, Cedar Island, Dark Island, and nearby areas); inland unincorporated Taylor County has no county water utility and new development uses private wells. A single flat fee applies to all customer classes. Second water meter: $300.
- Sewer Connection / Grinder Pump Fee (Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District)$6,000.00 one-timeGrinder pump / low-pressure sewer connection fee effective October 1, 2021 (current). Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District serves the coastal unincorporated communities only; inland unincorporated Taylor County has no county sewer and new development uses on-site septic. A single flat fee applies to all customer classes.
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Where in Taylor 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-time water/sewer connection charges only; no per-sq-ft impact fee schedule sourced for that jurisdiction.
Unincorporated Taylor County: Office Impact Fees
Office development in unincorporated Taylor County pays no per-square-foot impact fees, but owes $7,000.00 in one-time water and sewer connection fees (rates sourced July 18, 2026).
For a 25,000 sq ft building, that comes to about $7,000.00. The calculator below adjusts to your exact square footage.
The largest line items are Sewer Connection / Grinder Pump Fee (Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District) ($6,000.00 one-time) and Water Connection Fee (Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District) ($1,000.00 one-time).
View the full Taylor County impact fee schedule
- Water Connection Fee (Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District)$1,000.00 one-timeWater connection fee effective October 1, 2021 (current). Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District serves the coastal unincorporated communities (Keaton Beach, Dekle Beach, Ezell Beach, Cedar Island, Dark Island, and nearby areas); inland unincorporated Taylor County has no county water utility and new development uses private wells. A single flat fee applies to all customer classes. Second water meter: $300.
- Sewer Connection / Grinder Pump Fee (Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District)$6,000.00 one-timeGrinder pump / low-pressure sewer connection fee effective October 1, 2021 (current). Taylor Coastal Water & Sewer District serves the coastal unincorporated communities only; inland unincorporated Taylor County has no county sewer and new development uses on-site septic. A single flat fee applies to all customer classes.
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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.
New to impact fees? Our plain-English guide explains what they cover, who pays them, and why they exist.
Taylor County impact fee FAQs
What are single-family impact fees in Taylor County, Florida?
A new single-family home in unincorporated Taylor County pays $7,000.00 per unit in impact fees (rates sourced July 18, 2026). Inside city limits, fees are set by each city's own schedule and may be completely different. See the city pages for their rates.
How much are multifamily impact fees in Taylor County?
Multifamily development in unincorporated Taylor County pays $7,000.00 per unit in impact fees (rates sourced July 18, 2026). Rates inside city limits depend on the municipality. Pick your city on this page.
How much are commercial impact fees in Taylor County?
Commercial development in unincorporated Taylor County pays no per-square-foot impact fees, but owes $7,000.00 in one-time water and sewer connection fees.
Do cities in Taylor County charge their own impact fees?
Yes. Every incorporated city applies its own fee schedule. 1 of 1 cities in Taylor County levy municipal impact or utility fees; each city page shows the full schedule that applies inside its limits.
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.