In a recent government meeting, officials discussed the implications of a proposed dense development in the area, highlighting the necessity for compliance with international fire codes. The meeting revealed that the development plan requires at least two points of access, which must maintain a minimum separation distance to ensure adequate fire safety.

The discussions centered around whether these access points should be gated or not, with officials clarifying that while the secondary entrance could potentially be gated, the requirement for two entrances and exits remains non-negotiable due to fire safety regulations.

Concerns were raised regarding the increased traffic that would result from the additional lots in the development. Officials acknowledged that regardless of the development's specifics, the fire code mandates the two access points to facilitate emergency response.

The meeting underscored the ongoing deliberations about the development's design and its impact on local traffic, emphasizing that while the plans are still conceptual, adherence to safety standards is paramount.