Yes, but in addition to that are impact fees for development. That's specifically designed to cover the build up of additional infrastructure necessary to supp

Yes, but in addition to that are impact fees for development. That's specifically designed to cover the build up of additional infrastructure necessary to support the buildings being added. But there are loopholes that developers like to use to avoid them, and cities willing to look the other way. I don't blame the developers for wanting to avoid the fees, that's just good business sense. I do blame the city for being willing to look the other way and enabling it.