IseWolf22 said:Mandated single family zoning IS the government choosing neighborhoods. Up zoning is far more in line with free market development than the status quo. For older neighborhoods, these zoning decisions are often decades old and any attempt to change them is met with fierce resistance from entrenched interests (the residents). If someone wants to sell their land to a developer who wants to make a condo or duplex, why are we using government to block that. That homeowner has more valuable land if it can be used for more purposes.Steve Videtich said:
An area like yours is probably not a high priority to add new high density housing with the Affirmative Fair Housing Plan. They are targeting areas like mine. Imagine if those filling these units were people that were newly appointed citizens, under the Left's new infrastructure bill, and they were living off of programs from this same bill. Now you have lots of new neighbors, not contributing to the local tax revenue, and also living in housing they did nothing to earn, but were given. How do you think that would look?
I'm not okay with the government choosing my neighborhood. I'd be surprised if you were okay with it.
Also, maybe we are reading different articles, but from what I've seen the entire point is to focus on density in places like Civ's neighborhood, not yours. Basically suburbs that were built decades ago and have since been integrated into the ever expanding city. At some point those neighborhoods should be able to densify, or increasingly valuable land is being blocked from development.
Not by the Federal Mafia!!! As I have stated a number of times, the Cities, Counties, and States need to quit taking funding from the Federal Government Mafia!
Use your tax revenue wisely and quit relying on the Mafia!!!
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