North Augusta updates infrastructure for expected growth

North Augusta is preparing for significant growth by updating its infrastructure and development plans. City officials are focusing on balancing the needs of current residents with future ones, including a major sewer line upgrade and a pause on new apartment projects until 2027. The city has implemented a moratorium on new standalone apartment developments while reviewing its ordinances and development codes. Additionally, North Augusta is considering impact fees for new homes to help fund infrastructure improvements, with a proposed fee of $5,100 per single-family home. City leaders are also investing in public safety and recreational facilities, with plans for improvements on Georgia Avenue starting in 2026. The city aims to accommodate potential growth while ensuring that infrastructure can support new developments.