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Reply to "The DMV needs a YIMBY revolution "
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Oh see you're talking about like lawns[/quote] Oh, see, you don't have appreciation for mature trees & foliage in existing neighborhoods that would more frequently be removed with increased pace of turnover/construction, for fields in proximity that aren't oversubscribed/driven to mud & dust any more than thry already are, or for parkland that isn't eliminated, itself, as the only parcel options for the additional area schools that would be needed.[/quote] New suburban lawn developments are not going to have mature trees either. One form of growth is going to leave more space for nature than another. [/quote] One form of growth preserves space for nature near where people are and where that space might be well used. The other preserves space for nature where people aren't.[/quote] Which one of those is rock creek park?[/quote] Are you suggesting that they should rezone park land to allow devlopment density?[/quote] You put the density next to it. That way people are closer to the park than with SFHs.[/quote]
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