With a prognosticating eye to the future, the Cheney Planning Commission approved a motion to forward the city’s capital facilities plan to the City Council and recommended its approval.
Required by state law, the plan is based upon providing measurable and financially feasible service levels so that a community’s growth over time does not exceed its government’s ability to provide system improvements to deliver those services to residents — known as concurrency. Cheney’s plan envisions the facility needs through the year 2037, and is part of the city’s comprehensive plan’s capital facilities...
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