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> Its busy already and water supply Only 10% of California's water use is urban/residential. > The residents have voted and agreed to limit development, keep
by ch4s3 4y ago
> Its busy already and water supply
Only 10% of California's water use is urban/residential.
> The residents have voted and agreed to limit development, keep the city as it is
In violation of state law, put in place by a larger number of state voters.
> If you want development and/or high density living, move to other locations or NY or Texas or Florida.
People go where the jobs are.
- rr888 4y ago> People go where the jobs are. The jobs go where the people are. If companies can't find people in SF because no one can afford to live there they'll move.
- ch4s3 4y agoMaybe. But a lot of companies open offices where their owners want to live, near related businesses, near relevant universities, and so on. They may yet leave. But if so, what will SF have accomplished? Becoming Aspen on the bay?
- cheriot 4y agoHaving office capacity for more people than housing has capacity for is the problem.