Town of Spring Lake has completed its System Development Fee (SDF) Analysis, which is now available for public review and comment for at least forty-five (45) days in accordance with North Carolina law.
System Development Fees are one-time charges on new development used to help fund water and sewer infrastructure needed to support growth.
The analysis will be available for public review from March 10, 2026, through April 24, 2026.
View the Analysis:
• Online here
• In Person: Spring Lake Town Hall, 300 Ruth Street, Spring Lake, NC
Questions or comments may be submitted to the Town Clerk’s Office at clerk@townofspringlake.com or 910-985-1834. Public input is encouraged during the review period and will be forwarded to the engineer.

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The Town of Spring Lake • 300 Ruth Street • Spring Lake, NC 28390 Town Hall: (910) 605-1634 • Water Department: (910) 703 – 8912
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