An interesting thought. It doesn't address the impact this would have on schools (already over-crowded or not) or other capacity-limited public works. I mean,

An interesting thought. It doesn't address the impact this would have on schools (already over-crowded or not) or other capacity-limited public works. I mean, in theory the tax base would expand, but that would kind of be slightly after the need arrived. This would require a much more thorough analysis and would still be guaranteed to have some unanticipated consequences. But out-of-the-box thinking is a good thing to be doing whenever one can.