Citywide Impact Fee Amendments May Lead to Consulting and Technology Procurement

A recent meeting document Fishers - Plan Commission Agenda - 2026-06-03 indicates a future potential acquisition The Plan Commission is considering amendments to Chapter 32 (Impact Fee Advisory Committee), Chapter 96 (Parks and Recreation), and Chapter 156 (Administration Permits and Fees) of the City of Fishers Code of Ordinances. The request is citywide and was submitted by the City of Fishers, with Lindsey Bennett, Corporate Counsel, listed as staff. Amendments to impact fee ordinances often require specialized consulting services to analyze fee structures, legal compliance, and economic impacts. Additionally, changes to administration permits and fees may necessitate updates to technology systems for fee collection, permit management, and reporting. Vendors specializing in municipal consulting, software solutions for permitting and fee management, and public engagement services could approach the city to offer expertise and products. The process is at the public hearing stage, indicating future procurement opportunities may arise as the amendments are implemented.