Well, what would the proposal do?would ultimately allow developers to build two-family homes, three-unit townhouses, and multifamily buildings with up to six or eight units in districts that have previously been zoned for single-family homes. These homes would be restricted to lots that spread across one acre or less and concentrated in areas that have low population density.
While the proposal won’t be a cure-all for Arlington’s housing problems, supporters say legalizing missing middle homes would be a good start to tackling them. “There are issues related to housing that go back over a century,” says Bryan Coleman, the NAACP Arlington Branch’s housing committee vice chair. “It would be unreasonable to expect one policy to fix all of them.”
Can't leave well enough alone
Why are we trying to shove everyone into a small area...how about moving outside the city area for this?
kathrynw5 Should just jump right to requiring slums. There are too many Democrats to avoid it
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