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What are the good arguments for keeping it so? Of course if one could build anything anywhere, it would be unreasonable to demand the water/el/internet/sewage
by jononor 11y ago
What are the good arguments for keeping it so?
Of course if one could build anything anywhere, it would be unreasonable to demand the water/el/internet/sewage grid to be extended there at no costs, so some alternative mechanism to ensure such services would be necessary.
Same goes for other communal services like healthcare and education, I guess.
- erikpukinskis 11y agoAll the arguments basically boil down to "it would change the character of the neighborhood/city".