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Yep, call me a NIMBY but I don't want this kind of business operating in my residential street. There are plenty of business zones where this economic progress
by hot_gril 3y ago
Yep, call me a NIMBY but I don't want this kind of business operating in my residential street. There are plenty of business zones where this economic progress can take place.
Also, illegally double-parking isn't fair game. If the police enforce those laws, there are economic solutions to that too, like building more parking. But often times the zoning will mandate spots too because they know a huge business without that is gonna rely on illegal parking.
- vasvae3 3y ago[flagged]
- hot_gril 3y agoIdk what HN wants, I'm not HN. But 15-minute city wouldn't have cars delivering food to begin with.
- gruez 3y ago> Yep, call me a NIMBY but I don't want this kind of business operating in my residential street. There are plenty of business zones where this economic progress can take place. That's basically the standard NIMBY line. "I don't oppose [thing], I just don't want [thing] near where I live."
- hot_gril 3y agoOf course, because I'm a NIMBY.