Planner flags big West-side projects, workforce housing and sewer capacity constraints
City planner told the council of large West-side proposals including a 250-unit workforce housing project (Viedi), a 216-unit Divine Capital complex and multiple phased developments; he cautioned the council the western sewer system is nearing capacity and outlined developer contributions toward upgrades.
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David Galbraith briefed the council on several major West-side proposals and infrastructure limits. He flagged 250 units at the Viedi workforce housing project (116 studios, 134 one-bedrooms), a 216-unit Divine Capital apartment project, and a mobile-home park under construction with phased impact fees. He said the Forest Green 60-unit senior low/moderate project had agreed to pay sewer impact fees (~$225k–$250k) and pledged an additional $750k toward pump-station upgrades; the city's anticipated share for the upgrade was roughly $350k.
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