Residents urge Clark County Council to enforce traffic concurrency as development accelerates
At the June 10 meeting, multiple residents and technical witnesses told the Clark County Council that development is exceeding road capacity and urged enforcement of concurrency rules rather than changing the code to allow projects to proceed.
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Several residents and technical witnesses pressed the Clark County Council on June 10 to enforce Washington’s concurrency requirements after presenting traffic studies they say show corridors already over capacity.
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