No, you should have to jump through enough hurdles to prove you aren't a grifter. Whether "enough" means "a lot" or "each and every hurdle that is already in p

No, you should have to jump through enough hurdles to prove you aren't a grifter. Whether "enough" means "a lot" or "each and every hurdle that is already in place" is precisely what's at issue here. But I suppose it's convenient to take the side of maximum administrative burden if your goal is to minimize the amount of housing that is built.