Infrastructure Extensions ( IE )
Infrastructure refers to public facilities and services such as sewers , water , electric , and roadways that are required to support development ( existing and proposed ).
Public facilities and services should be appropriate for the type of urban or rural development they serve , but also limited to the existing and planned needs and requirements of the area . For example , the provision of a safe transportation system , including all modes of transportation ( automobile , mass transit , railway , highway , bicycle , pedestrian , air , etc .), is an important infrastructure component . Adequate transportation infrastructure contributes to local , regional , and state accessibility .
Infrastructure plays an important role in land use compatibility . Infrastructure can enhance the operations of an installation and community by providing needed services . Conversely , infrastructure can create encroachment issues if expanded without consideration of the consequences of future development . The extension or expansion of community infrastructure to areas proximate to an installation has the potential to induce growth , potentially resulting in incompatible uses and conflicts between a military mission and communities . Within general planning , infrastructure extensions can serve as a mechanism to guide development into appropriate areas , protect sensitive land uses , and improve opportunities for compatibility between community land uses and military missions .
Key Terms
Infrastructure . In a broad sense , the word infrastructure in this section refers to public facilities and services such as sewer , water , electric , and roadways that are required to support development ( existing and future ).
ISSUE IE‐1
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Compatibility Assessment
The 2035 City of Suisun City General Plan includ interchange along Highway 12 , within the city ’ s Sphere of Influence , illustrated on Figure 5.12‐1 this route could potentially attract new growth further east of Suisun City , south of Travis AFB . interchange are expected to be solidified after 2 potential interchange is located within APZ I , AP LUCP Compatibility Zones B1 , B2 , and C ( see Iss on Compatibility Zones B1 and B2 , and Issue NO Compatibility Zone C ).
Suisun City has received an application for an in of Highway 12 , east of Walters Road , and south future industrial use would require the extensio area , which could accommodate future growth anticipated on vacant land north of Peterson Ro Irving H . Lambrecht Sports Complex . The area s and Highway 12 are located within Compatibilit Issue LAS‐2 for more information on Compatibi
Improvements being made to Walters Road , inc median and traffic signal improvements , and th Parkway , may attract future development .
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