Planners flag fire-code, secondary-access constraints as development risk
Presenters said fire-code limits and secondary access requirements could make some lots undevelopable or require costly new streets; residents raised emergency-access concerns for narrow neighborhood roads.
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City planners told the council that the draft Circulation Plan needs to address fire-code limits that can cap the number of units served by a single access point and therefore create pressure to build new streets. The presenter said those rules are a central constraint and that the risk of fire and serviceability grows as development and population change.
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