#zoningLaws
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Ah, Walnut Creek: where the dream of a 3-bedroom apartment with a playground is as elusive as a unicorn riding a bicycle 🚴♂️🦄. Apparently, zoning laws are the real MVPs here, ensuring that any new construction is as financially feasible
RE: https://urbanists.social/@Streetsweeper/116341614455296369 Zoning laws do function like this -- they increase car dependence. But that's not all they do. Laws are tools, and tools only very rarely have just one capability. Tools created
Hype for the Future 120H: Single-Family Zoning in Satellite Imagery Overview When looking at the satellite imagery of the United States of America, especially in the modern context of suburbia, the single-family zoning laws are obviously fe
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