PWC eliminated their approved public sewer area. Now the whole county is open for extension of the sewer/water lines. They need to bring back a portion of it, to protect some of the remaining rural space or all of it will be paved over to make room for endless sprawl. |
This is true, but “anti-sprawl” is also a policy that favors less and more expensive housing. The Montgomery County “housing advocates” are not focused on nor care about housing. They are grinding other ideological axes. |
No, I think that's you. |
No, that poster was correct, but thanks for your input. |
Also equity. They want us to have our fair share of MoCo’s problems. |
That is one explanation. The other explanation is that they care about housing but don’t understand it well enough to realize that their set of ideas caused the housing crisis. |