New developments must take into account the proximity of basic services and availability of amenities. Relative to the area's traffic conditions five years ago, there is already too much traffic on existing roads. Development is coming', but location of services is fundamental in order to feed the population.
Development affects quality of life.
Even since 1992 the area has changed and built up dangerous congestion. Once you destroy resources they are hard to retrieve. I don't see a lot of experienced planning around. We must consider the condition of our historic sites and our existing school system. The National Park Service has upset people, but even the Hatfield and McCoy's are coordinating efforts now.