Growth that pays its way
New neighbors are welcome. Their schools, water lines and fire coverage should come with them.
The problem
When a big development is approved without a plan for schools and services, the cost lands on everyone already here, usually years later, as a tax increase or a bond referendum.
What I’ll do
- Ask for a fiscal-impact summary on every rezoning over 100 homes, posted publicly before the vote.
- Use development agreements to tie building permits to road, water and school milestones.
- Review our impact fees, which haven’t been updated in years, so they reflect what services cost today.