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Reply to "MoCo is diverse, for sure, but MCPS schools are not"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] So what is the solution? Forced busing? Open all schools to lottery so that all kids might be bused 2-3 hours each day to school? [b]Force developers to build low-income housing projects in wealthy neighborhoods,[/b] or prohibit further development of expensive housing in W districts? I'm wondering what *specifically* MoCo and MCPS should do beyond what it's doing?[/quote] Why do you assume that the only way to increase the supply of not-ridiculously-expensive housing in wealthy neighborhoods is to force developers to build "low-income housing projects"? How about allowing developers to build multi-family housing (including apartment and condo buildings) in wealthy neighborhoods? [b]How about allowing homeowners in wealthy neighborhoods, as well as non-wealthy neighborhoods, to create and rent out accessory apartments[/b]?[/quote] You aren't allowed to rent out an apartment in your home? I wasn't sure what you meant by that.[/quote]
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