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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm fine with more density but you can do it without getting rid of single family zoning. The great thing about DC is that it has a mix -- my neighborhood has a lot of single family homes and townhouses bounded by apartment buildings on the avenues. I don't want apartment buildings to replace the single family homes. It is good for the city to have some sth neighborhoods. I think what we are really missing is more townhomes. When they are built, they are HUGE. Let's build some more modest homes that are not apartments! Many families want a little green space.[/quote] There's a problem with the YIMBY stuff when they say "get rid of single family zoning" and people think that you won't be able to have single family homes in that area. It just means that the mix is allowed.[/quote] The are eliminating single family zoning so this statement is factually accurate. YIMBYs are enthusiastic about abolishing single family zoning and it is dishonest to phrase their agenda differently. [/quote] Actually, they are not eliminating single family zoning. If a lot is zoned R-8, a single family house being built on the lot and has to conform to the R-8 zoning requirements. They are allowing other types of housing to be built on a lot zoned R-8. As long as 6 plex conforms to the R-8 requirements it can be built on the lot. [/quote] Not sure if this logic is Orwellian … or Trumpian. [/quote] This sounds like something the old head of Arlington zoning would devise before she left to become a nun. [/quote]
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