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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are three-bedroom apartments that are more difficult to rent. They are great for families, lots of fun. [b]We had a house in the suburbs, the kids rarely played in the yard. I don’t get why people think raising kids in an apartment is such a tragedy.[/b][/quote] Our kids would play in the backyard all day everyday if they could. They want to go out there when it's 10 degrees. They want to go out there when it's 110 degrees. No one gets more use out of backyards than children. [/quote] You have some unique kids for this millennium. We never used our yard when we were kids. I bought a house with a big yard and the kids never wanted to go out there and play. They jump on a trampoline, there's a soccer field a 2 minute walk away, and they ride their bikes in the street. I filled in my current townhome backyard with rocks so I don't have to deal with it. Count me among the people that view a yard as just one more thing to maintain. Glad your kids enjoy the yard, though.[/quote] I don’t think so. All their friends love playing outside too. I think the issue here is that you are lying about having kids.[/quote] The annoying part is people (this Mayor) making decisions for others. Ie, all single family houses are selfish and bad. Couple more steps to reeducation camps.[/quote] LOL - please provide a citation for where the Mayor has said this? Or even provide a citation from an elected official in one of the handful of places that have eliminated single family zoning designations (which is very different from banning single family homes and has not even been proposed in DC).[/quote] The Mayor's office and the Office of Planning led a planning session at Wilson High School about 6 weeks ago, in which speakers praised the elimination of single family zoning and there was a charette (charade"?) station about 'gentle density' in Ward 3, which would eliminate most single family residential zoning.[/quote]
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