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Reply to "Schools near metro will get more housing without overcrowding relief"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Therefore, a school would need to be built in Bethesda to be a result of construction in Bethesda (generally speaking). [/quote] No it wouldn't. Again, MONTGOMERY COUNTY government, MONTGOMERY COUNTY revenue, MONTGOMERY COUNTY public schools.[/quote] I do not understand your point. A development in one area is not the cause of an expenditure in another area. I'll try again. An apartment is built in Damascus that does not result in a single student added to the local schools, but an assessment is collected nevertheless. It did not cause an expenditure on school construction in Takoma Park.[/quote] The thing about Montgomery County Public Schools is, it doesn't have separate capital or operational funding streams for schools in Damascus, schools in Takoma Park, schools in [wherever else in Montgomery County]. [/quote] If, as you seem to be saying, MCPS relies on fees from developers to fund schools, we should be encouraging more development everywhere even if the assessment does not fully cover cost. Otherwise there would be 0$ to address overcrowded school.[/quote]
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