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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]At least we know who to blame when election time rolls around again. https://wtop.com/montgomery-county/2024/07/weve-got-to-do-something-montgomery-county-takes-closer-look-zoning-in-single-family-neighborhoods/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR0Wr4vTnRmwqOYAUiX7WIUFNzdDPP4UjmHIsC-GO1-2irqWbtfSxJu6OuI_aem_GMLQNZrgZi1qxwK1VNfU4w Friedson explained that there is no legislation before the county council — yet. “Ultimately, we’ll have additional community input and outreach, and we will have legislation that is before us,” he said. Will they completely ignore all of the concerns? Absolutely. His version of a “creative solution” is to just completely give up?[/quote] On top of it though, they keep saying things about "families" not being able to live in MOCO, but then turn around and suggest the smallest units possible to fit into the space. They're allowing extra density for projects with a unit size below 1500 sf. What in the...? How is this supposed to do anything other than add to the large supply of small apartments? It really does start to feel punitive.[/quote] This is a common disconnect in YIMBY rhetoric. People complain SFH are too expensive, so the YIMBYs turn around and offer apartments. How’s an apartment going to help someone buy a SFH?[/quote] You do know that some people like both and building apartments reduces the demand across the board? Or are you a troll account for not understanding basic Econ?[/quote] Also, this is not at all cut and dry from economists' point of view, and suggesting it is just simple supply and demand is a straw man. It reveals a lack of desire to have a true debate and look at real evidence. [/quote]
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