California encourages developers to pursue urban infill projects in order to achieve a variety of infrastructure efficiency and environmental goals. Since they are already surrounded by established developments, infill projects provide better opportunities for walking, bicycling, and public transit, and they encourage fewer automobile trips than new suburban developments. Nevertheless, developers often meet resistance when proposing infill projects. Neighbors worry, “The development will increase traffic and make it difficult to park.” Public officials warn, “The developer must pay a fair share of the roadway improvements that are needed to serve the additional cars and trucks.”
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