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djinkalage — Re: POLLS! Please Decide if Arcata or Eureka is Better Using These 17 Different Metrics
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I would consider condos as owner occupied, but I see calls for Inclusionary zoning and not owner occupied percentage regulations coming out of this yimby drive. Zoning Administrators will even …
I might argue that even where restrictive zoning exists we are not seeing a proliferation of new single family homes. Also, condos are a thing. Single-family is not synonymous with …
In the spirit of tit for tat, I would distinguish that I said, “The exact ideology that’s advocating for high density income properties is the same calling for a moratorium …
You mentioned a moratorium on single family housing, which is not a part of this bill. So I’m mentioning six-plexes in reference to the question of whether such a proposal …
I think I’m addressing more broadly philosophical issues than the tit for tat zoning and investment opportunities, although I would argue they all favor the richer in these legislative efforts. …
I’m hoping that “halfbreed” is one that fell by the wayside…
I don’t see the relevance of SFH to this bill. What is even meant by moratorium? Does this mean stop allowing cities to restrict homeowners from building ADUs, du/quad/sixplexes, etc …
IIndeed, tho I suspect there are parts of our country where things haven’t changed all that much.
Ah, but you’re missing a fine distinction. I agree that building more apartments will, in the short term, decrease the pressure on SFH and apartments. Austin, TX for example. However, …
I object primarily to your first point. Building housing is not “bringing people in.” The only way that increasing the supply can increase demand is if the increased supply results …
Here’s the thing, and I know you’re pretty set in your logic and opinions, but there are 2 things that form my resistance and opinion on this subject. Make it …
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By the by, RSV hospitalizes 50 - 80,000 children every year and is responsible for 100 to 300 deaths in U.S. children under the age of 5 each year. One …
I’lI miss shaking his hand. Thanks, friend.
You people without compassion should not be tolerated.
That is an oddly specific motivation. I suspect it is more complicated than that.
They are all either/or questions. What 3rd option should there be?
NIMBYs don’t want affordable housing. They want to use government to inflate their own property values so they can cash out and retire in a Midwestern McMansion.
It’s not either/or. Allowing apartments in densely populated areas near major transit is not going to reduce single family housing. If anything, it eases some of the pressure that drives …
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I can’t believe it that your a grandpa now. Still and all of your women in your life have been trying like hell still to hold it together without him …
I am happy to have known Victor and his wonderful family for many years stretching back to helping on his Arcata City Council election campaigns. Although we are the same …
Glad it all worked out in the end.
Eureka became way cooler than Arcata when they voted to send a letter asking CalPERS to divest from companies doing business with Israel.
That’s funny, I only voted against the majority on three things, and only one of those was a surprise I disagreed with the majority. Generally the strength and direction of …
Why’d you click the link then?