Staff: 1,000 new CIMD units would strain some intersections but require modest service additions
City analysis found parks, water and sewer could absorb 1,000 additional CIMD units, police/fire impacts are modest (roughly two officers and ~122 EMS calls annually), and traffic-level-of-service failures are projected through 2036 even without the new units, prompting staff to propose mitigation options.
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City Manager Sohaney and Development Services Director Brandon Shadd presented a level-of-service analysis on March 23 that evaluated the impacts of authorizing 1,000 additional residential units in the city's commercial and industrial mixed districts (CIMD).
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