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<br />...:a . i <br /> <br />how does the model account for an infrastructure system that can accept <br />this growth vs. one which must be rebuilt? <br /> <br />6. Clarifying question #5, from the years 2000 to 2020, are there major <br />facilities that we have planned to replace (our CIP, just in time!) regardless <br />of the scenario selected. How does this impact the model? How much of <br />this detailed (and sometimes strategic) CIP planning do we really want to <br />be published in a public document without significant Council dialogue? <br /> <br />7. Does the "concentrated development" scenario imply that the city would <br />rezone (for higher density) those areas that are underdeveloped or have a <br />lower density? How much of this detailed (and sometimes strategic) <br />planning do we really want to be published in a public document without <br />significant Council dialogue? <br /> <br />8. How does the City account for new, lower cost affordable housing <br />required under the Livable Communities Act? Does the model address this <br />value or tax class distinction as in the Calibre Ridge Cowop Tax Reduction <br />Program? <br /> <br />9. Increased density of housing may not be the ultimate goal of some <br />communities, but rather improvement/replacement of the existing base <br />of housing. If the majority of the fiscal gain comes from added density, how <br />do you account for housing upgrades or replacements? <br /> <br />Q:\SPECIA-1 IFISCAL-IIFISCAL-C.WPD <br /> <br />2 <br />