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So you want to regulate parking lots but not commercial and residential zoning? Makes sense.

• sonnyblarney 8y ago
  I didn't say 'commercial' I said 'hotels'. There's nary a difference between a hotel of a certain type, and residences. There are people living there. 'Parking lots' are massively different than any other kinds of space. As long as the hotel fits the local aesthetic, i.e. only 5 stories high if the other buildings are, 1 story high if the others are ... then there's nothing wrong with them at all.
  • behringer 8y ago
    What about hotels with restaurants in them? Where shall the regulation start and stop?
    • sonnyblarney 8y ago
      'Where shall the regulation start and stop?" Those decisions already have to be made. 'Regulations' already have to start and stop somewhere. There are restaurants all up and down my street and people seem to get along fine.
      • behringer 8y ago
        My point is, you seem to be advocating regulation-free business development, while simultaneously proposing new regulations so businesses don't do what you don't like.