Cheney City Council gets capital facilities outlook

 

Last updated 3/30/2016 at 1:20pm



From an official standpoint, capital facilities are defined as the basic services provided by the public sector to a community as it exists today and as it is expected to develop in the future. Planning for those services and how they also develop in support of a community are a requirement of the state’s Growth Management Act — something city attorney Stanley Schwartz told Cheney’s City Council resembles a three legged stool of people, land and facilities.

“You’re not allowed to grow if you don’t have the capital facilities to serve the people,” Schwartz said.

Schwartz’s re...



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