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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]https://moco360.media/2024/09/04/county-to-hear-from-public-on-proposal-to-limit-single-family-zoning/?utm_source=MoCo360&utm_campaign=2a42d0fbf4-POLITICS_NEWSLETTER_09132024&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_1bbe9df5d9-2a42d0fbf4-105195105&mc_cid=2a42d0fbf4&mc_eid=d032765bbc MoCo seeking feedback on proposal to limit single family zoning. Note dates for listening sessions. Speak now or forever hold your peace.[/quote] Thanks for the link. You're right, I need to speak up. I will plan to go to one of the sessions to support the proposal.[/quote] If you want to live in a city, move to one. Let the rest of us enjoy the space we bought.[/quote] You bought your property. You didn't buy the neighborhood.[/quote] Complete BS to suggest there should not be any expectation related to the use of neighboring properties based on zoning at the time of purchase. There are reasonable expectations that changes to that zoning come from more standard approaches that rely more heavily on review by and input from the community. Naked political move to achieve ends at others' expense. Following the money, ends for developers, non-resident property owners, RE agents, title companies, industry-related law firms, et al. Much more so than for those seeking a home.[/quote]
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