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This is exactly the problem with zoning and building restrictions. So long as they're built safely (which these don't seem to have been) the size of the space s
by driverdan 7y ago
This is exactly the problem with zoning and building restrictions. So long as they're built safely (which these don't seem to have been) the size of the space shouldn't be up to the government. If people don't want to live in them they won't.
- purple_ducks 7y agoThat doesn't work when there's no other viable options. So then there's just a race to the bottom. Why can't we as a society dictate that there will be minimum standards that have to be met?
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- bobthepanda 7y agoThese days zoning also takes into account future plans for infrastructure and services. In 1900s New York it is perfectly legal to hoist up an unsanitary slum with no electric, water, sewer and gas.