In some ways, yes. In the City of Dixon, development is tied to transportation improvements through required fees and infrastructure commitments. Those funds can help support larger projects like the Parkway Blvd. Overpass and other roadway improvements over time.
New development also contributes to changes in the road network. In many cases, developers are required to build or improve nearby streets, intersections and access points to support the added traffic. This can include new connections or relief roads that help spread traffic across multiple routes instead of concentrating it on existing streets.
The City reviews each project to make sure roadway changes are consistent with local plans and transportation standards. Construction management plans are also required to help keep construction traffic on designated routes and minimize impacts on surrounding neighborhoods.

