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The San Diego City Attorney's Office has told two city departments they should review hundreds of granny flat permits to ensure water and sewer fees have been properly waived under state law. The office's four-page opinion was issued the same day inewsource reported the city was possibly overcharging fees on granny flats issued since 2017. Two state laws took effect since then that waived impact fees and utility fees for some of these projects. The goal was to increase affordable housing.
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