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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It looks like Richmond is going to override local zoning rules and force Fairfax to approve development at a minimum of 20 units per acre on any land owned by churches or non-profits. The only requirement is that 60% of the housing units must be reserved for low income housing. [b]Which areas of the county and school pyramids will be the least impacted by this policy? At this point. I'm honestly just thinking about sending my kids to private school k-12.[/b] This state zoning law is going to ruin all of the schools in Fairfax county[/quote] God forbid your kid has to have contact with some low-income families. [/quote] I am explaining the limitations of the law. Not saying that the low income housing is bad, but that my kids schools will be overcrowded if every church can now build high density apartments by right. [/quote] NIMBY[/quote] In the battle of NIMBYs vs developers, I'll always stand with the NIMBYs. The developers don't care about schools, traffic, and the strain on resources that their projects cause.[/quote]
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