Summary
Elk Grove just approved a $13.4 million subdivision, so new homes are on the way—and so is construction traffic. If you live near the site or use nearby roads, expect some short-term disruption before the housing comes online.
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Impact analysis
The $13.4 million subdivision will pump money into new housing construction, though nearby residents may feel the cost through temporary traffic and disruption.
Developers, homebuilders, and future residents come out ahead, and the city gets new housing and eventually more property tax base.
People who live near the site and nearby commuters will likely deal with construction traffic and noise while it’s being built.
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