Adequate Public Facilities

To provide for the public health, safety and welfare, it is essential that development occur only when adequate municipal or public facilities and services are available or will be available concurrent with development or are funded in the most current two-year City budget cycle.

This map provides general information on areas accessible to major streets that are improved to City Standards.

Transportation facilities to support new development are considered adequate if the proposed development is connected to a collector or arterial road or expressway constructed to an acceptable cross-section with sufficient capacity to serve the development as defined by the City. Project-specific traffic studies to be provided by the developer and accepted by the City shall be required in order to make a final adequacy determination. Proposed developments must also be consistent with adopted City documents.