Here is a project that will provide affordable housing. The City should suck-up some of these infrastructure costs and charge "late-comer" fees to others around the project who could benefit later when the develop their property. We want infill, not urban sprawl, so all our cities should be helping create affordable housing in areas close-in with access to most, if not all infrastructure. It's the City that let past developers install inadequate infrastructure. It's certainly not the fault of the current applicant. e.g. The City never required sidewalks in many areas but now require developers to pay for connecting sidewalks that the City should be paying for as they benefit everyone! As Joe B would say, "Come on man!"
Thanks for listening. MCC
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