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Yes, in a single-family zoned, suburban community. The proposal was to add more people there, presumably without also adding a 24x7 subway system. It would be i
by souprock 6y ago
Yes, in a single-family zoned, suburban community. The proposal was to add more people there, presumably without also adding a 24x7 subway system. It would be immensely unfair to the people who purchased homes with the expectation that plenty of free parking would always be available.
Also, not that it matters for the fairness issue, I disagree that those other transportation modes are more efficient. They are definitely not acceptable alternatives.
- dublinben 6y ago>They are definitely not acceptable alternatives. Not in suburbia, but they work in dense cities.
- souprock 6y agoI wouldn't put it that way. They work for some people. Those people are the only people willing to live in cities. Thus it seems that "they work in dense cities" but that is only with the exclusion of many people.