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Well it can handle x number of bathrooms to be assigned to the lots based on people's bidding capacity. Not about apportioning per lot 'per fairness'. Centrali
by anon291 4y ago
Well it can handle x number of bathrooms to be assigned to the lots based on people's bidding capacity.
Not about apportioning per lot 'per fairness'. Centralized planning for 'fairness' leads to perverse incentives.
- sokoloff 4y agoExactly. Once that bidding [for bedrooms, not bathrooms as that’s what drives sewer load] completes, the NIMBY’s have won. It’s a small inconvenience that they can’t add a legal bedroom in their attic, but at least the character of their neighborhood will be preserved. For any established neighborhood, that will overwhelmingly have already happened. It’s a hard problem, because it’s a people and money problem centered around the space they spend more time than anywhere else and more money than they’ve spent on any other thing.