San Mateo is adjusting its parks and recreation infrastructure plans due to a change in how critical development fee revenue is collected, significantly impacting its financial position in the near term.

A lot of the funding for parks and recreation projects come from in-lieu fees, which are one-time fees developers pay, historically at the beginning stages of their projects. But due to changes in state law, the in-lieu fees are now collected once developments are fully built, meaning the department will have to use current funds to bridge the gap.

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