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St. Matthew’s House and Wolfe Apartments Executive Director Vann Ellison will get another four years to cough up the some $73,000 owed in deferred impact fees.
Collier commissioners unanimously agreed to give Ellison a little extra time.
Housing Director Marcy Krumbine said that the total impact fees due are $178,149.72. Both St. Matt’s and Wolfe are places where those who seek recovery can get back on their feet.
“According to Mr. Ellison, they do have $105,000 for repayment,” Krumbine said. “We can take that and restructure the agreement. You can give them four more years, which would bring (the deferral) up to the 10-year agreement that is now commonly granted.”
Commissioner Frank Halas supported that recommendation to let Ellison pay back the approximately $73,000 over the course of the next four years.
The commission unanimously endorsed the option.
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