Accept $265,000 in developer contributions for road and bike improvements
In Plain English
Two developers are paying required fees to help fund public improvements their projects create demand for. William Lyon Homes owes $200,000 for off-site road work, while Sims Metal Management pays $65,000 for bike lanes. These fair share contributions help cover infrastructure costs that new developments place on the city.
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