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Every point on that list is going to generate so many objections that it will probably never take off. Therefore instead of making a list it is probably better
by amelius 1y ago
Every point on that list is going to generate so many objections that it will probably never take off. Therefore instead of making a list it is probably better to start a dialogue.
- rafram 1y agoWhat makes you think that? The top 9 have all happened in New York City; most of them were pushed through by our current, fairly moderate mayor. They're not pipe dreams.
- potato3732842 1y agoI'm already imagining the idiots who's made regulation worship their religion coming out of the woodwork to screech about how setbacks and parking minimums are "written in blood"
- wpm 1y agoThe list does start the dialogue. Otherwise it's one side saying "coulds" and the otherside saying "is'" and there not being any movement on anything.
- hombre_fatal 1y agoMost people aren't aware of the red tape. The decisions were made before they arrived and now they are seeing the results of it without knowing that the red tape is why things are the way they are. Like why can't they walk to a cafe. Why a bar needs 100 parking spaces. Why parking dominates their city. Why they can't find a small lot. Why they can't build up to the edges of their own lot. Why they can't find a small house. Why housing prices only increase. Most people don't realize that a place in Europe they might idealize is illegal to build in the US, and the closest they've experienced it in the US is walking around Disney World.