2500 fewer units, no affordable housing, but more profits for builders and higher taxes for the citizenry because utilities/roads can't be sustained. If that's

2500 fewer units, no affordable housing, but more profits for builders and higher taxes for the citizenry because utilities/roads can't be sustained. If that's the YIMBY position, they might as well just say they're funded by builders like the rest of the city council has been for 50 years, which got us where we are. I give the YIMBYs more credit in that they actually want something good for the place they live. I talked to them at planning meetings. They just aren't always successful and don't often have the best plans.