Impacts on Public Services Sample Clauses

Impacts on Public Services. A likely social impact of improved access to Xxxxxxx Island is the increased demand for public services such as fire and police protection. As development occurs and the residential population grows, so would the need for these important services. Accessibility to public services such as fire, police, and hospitals would improve considerably with the 24-hour access provided by a bridge. It would be easier for residents of Xxxxxxx Island to travel to Revillagigedo Island for necessary medical services, and it would be easier for emergency personnel to travel to Xxxxxxx Island—this is especially important for emergencies that occur after ferry operating hours or during times of severe weather.
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Impacts on Public Services. A likely social impact of improved access to Xxxxxxx Island would be increased demand for public services such as fire and police protection. As development occurs and the residential population grows, so would the need for these important services. Accessibility to public services such as fire, police, and hospitals would improve with the additional ferry service. It would be easier for residents of Xxxxxxx Island to travel to Revillagigedo Island for necessary medical services, and it would be easier for emergency personnel to travel to Xxxxxxx Island, but access (as with the existing ferry) would still be unavailable during non-operating hours. The schedule of the new ferry would be coordinated to complement the schedule of the existing ferry, so that ferry service would be available more frequently throughout the day.
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