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Re:$2T in Proceeds of Corruption Removed from China and Take... by webmaven on Monday January 02, 2017 @08:36AM (#13301066)
> Hell, you can tax the developers of the new buildings to front most of the public infrastructure upgrade costs

There are a couple of ways this can fail as a result of various loopholes, but it is, in general, a good approach.

Further, you can offer developers tax credits for densifying infill development since more of the infrastructure is already in place.

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