Why Plan for Capital Facilities Sample Clauses

Why Plan for Capital Facilities. There are three good reasons to plan for capital facilities: the Growth Management Act requires it, the citizens and sound management of public finances demand it, and eligibility for particular grants and loans depends on it. • Growth Management The CFP is one of eight elements of Yakima County's comprehensive plan required by the GMA. • Sound Fiscal Management Planning for capital facilities determined necessary for development and their costs enables Yakima County to:
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