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This paper describes models developed to analyze the fiscal impacts of development and meet the information needs of local governments. Local governments must be able to estimate the magnitude and timing of these impacts if they are to plan adequately. Identifying these requirements early in the development process is the key to ensuring an adequate public sector response. New infrastructure must typically be built to meet water treatment, wastewater treatment, and other needs. Frequently, additional staff must be added to maintain or increase service levels. These requirements increase operating expenditures and often require significant capital outlays. Increases in population and commercial activity place additional requirements on the infrastructure and service capabilities of a community as well as increasing revenues. The effects of growth generated by development impact a community in a number of ways.