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Fort Bragg Doubles Down on Downtown Revitalization with Fee Waiver Program

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The Fort Bragg City Council approved a new fee waiver program to support small businesses by reducing startup costs. - Qualifying businesses with 10 or fewer employees can receive waivers for first-year fees including business license, sign permit, and zoning clearance.

- The total potential waiver is up to $3,000 per business, with an annual program cap of $25,000. - Priority is given to downtown and long-term vacant commercial properties.

- The program complements existing economic development efforts and will be available starting this summer. This initiative aims to remove financial barriers for entrepreneurs while maintaining regulatory oversight.

This story was originally reported by mendovoice. Read the original article here.

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