Board presses for interlocal agreement on sidewalks and school concurrency as development rises
Board members urged renewed action on an interlocal agreement with the county and city to require developer contributions and sidewalk connections to schools; members said new residential development is producing lots of subdivisions without sidewalks or safe crossings.
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Several board members used the January workshop to press district staff and elected officials to re‑engage on an interlocal agreement that would require developers and local governments to coordinate sidewalks, crosswalks and school concurrency measures to protect students near new housing.
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