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Local Government / Development Jul 30, 2026, 3:00 pm Greensboro, Guilford County, and the Triad growth arc

Greensboro Planning Department fee changes take effect for new fiscal year

Seven Planning Department application fees increased July 1 after Greensboro adopted its 2026-27 budget; the updated schedule includes current charges for zoning and Board of Adjustment requests.

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Greensboro Planning Department fee changes take effect for new fiscal year
Seven Greensboro Planning Department application fees increased July 1, 2026, following adoption of the city’s 2026-27 fiscal-year budget. The city said the revisions are primarily tied to the cost of public notification for hearings before the Board of Adjustment and Planning and Zoning Commission. The updated schedule lists a $450 fee for Board of Adjustment variance, special-exception, appeal and interpretation applications. Planning and Zoning Commission charges include $1,280 for rezoning or original-zoning requests covering less than 1 acre, $1,500 for requests from 1 to 4.9 acres and $1,715 for requests covering 5 acres or more. The schedule also lists $555 for original zoning associated with an annexation request for a single-family lot under 1 acre, $360 to appeal a Planning and Zoning Commission decision to City Council, $1,010 for an overlay-district request, $380 to petition to close or abandon a street or alley, $415 to change a street name and $950 for a text amendment. The city’s fee page says the listed amounts are the current fees adopted for the fiscal year. Applicants with questions about which charge applies can contact the Planning Department at 336-373-2144. The city’s July 7 notice and the current fee schedule are the sources for this update; the notice says seven fees increased, while the schedule provides the current amounts.
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