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 remarks came after th...
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