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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]More Thrive-esque non-answer answers.

https://montgomeryplanning.org/planning/housing/attainable-housing-strategies-initiative/attainable-housing-strategies-what-were-hearing/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR131PtnV3M1nYSqtK0EP7jBzM7C2oq0y4UDW0drpVOCIeAou6mrLuQ696k_aem_Wh6uNhsMWIyGMAGgg9Vl_Q

[b]They are clearly collecting information from these threads :)
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At least they are sweating it a little.[/quote]

:roll: [/quote]

What a bunch of horse poop.  The impact statements from developers are a joke and MoCo planning just rubber stamps them.  One developer put down that a huge condo building would add just 3 kids to the public school population and MoCo let it through.

[quote]Increased Demands on Infrastructure
While impacts on infrastructure (schools, transportation, water and sewer) are likely to be minimal, these can be addressed through existing policies including those contained in the Growth and Infrastructure Policy. For example, attainable housing options are subject to existing transportation and school impact tax payments and any applicable Utilization Premium Payments to mitigate impacts on crowded schools. [/quote][/quote]

Are the real estate developers writing the montgomery county planning website?  At least link to the Growth and Infrastructure Policy and the explanation of how school impact tax payments are calculated so residents can see how limited they are.[/quote]

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