​​​​​Kane County Comprehensive Road Improvement Plan (CRIP) 

2022 ​​​Impact Fee Program Update

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Kane County's Impact Fee Program operates in accordance with the Road Improvement Impact Fee Law of the State of Illinois (605ILCS 5/5-901 to et.seq.).  The County's Comprehensive Road Improvement Plan (CRIP) document includes an assessment of the roadway network, quantifies the anticipated new develop upon which estimate improvements are based, identifes available funding sources, anticipated highway improvements and estimated costs.  The CRIP document and accompanying Impact Fee Ordinance regulate the adminstration of the program, the assessment and collection of fees and the suite of available discounts. The goals of the County's Impact Fee Program are:

• to supplement other highway funding sources to insure that the burden of paying for road improvments is allocated in a fair and equitable manner 
  
• to promote orderly economic growth by requiring that new development bears a fair share of costs to meet demand for road improvments
  

The State Law referenced above requires that the County update the modeling and assumptions upon which the Impact Fee Program are based every five years.  The 2022 Update will fulfill the statutory requirement.

This page contains information about the update and is refreshed frequently to include new materials.  

​Current CRIP  -/Impact Fees/Comprehensive Road Improvement Plan effective March 14, 2017/CombinedCRIP_BoardApproved_03142017.pdf​

Ordinance 17-92 - /Impact Fees/Current Fee Schedule and Ordinance/Ordinance_17-92-CountyBoardApproved_03142017.pdf​

Impact​ Fee Advisory Committee ​

Agendas, Minutes and Meeting Materials

​​​Land Use Assumptions Update

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Travel Demand Model Update