Champaign looking into plan to raise development fees

CHAMPAIGN – City officials will meet with developers and builders today to tell them about a plan to increase city development fees, such as for building permits, by an average of 25 percent to 30 percent.

A local developer said Monday that the proposed fee increases couldn't come at a worse time, given the dire state of the economy.

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