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Builders Could Help Finance Area Improvements

TACOMA, WA-City officials will ask the public this week whether developers should help bear the burden of decreasing traffic congestion in Lincoln Heights, a space within the Tacoma Mall retail area.

By Gina Binole | Updated on August 26, 2002

TACOMA, WA-As the largest land area available for commercial development within the Tacoma Mall retail area, city officials are asking developers to help ease congestion in Lincoln Heights.

Lincoln Heights is situated within the boundaries of South 35th, South 38th and Pine streets and Interstate 5. The city council will discuss this week a proposed ordinance that would require commercial developers, whose projects would increase traffic above the current level in the Lincoln Heights area, to make road improvements.

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