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Wow, this is sobering. So those against R1 zoning are now masquerading multiple ADU’s on a property as a housing strategy? Folks, it’s time to…
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Perhaps this is part of the reason condo and townhome prices have been declining. The other side to the reason for price declined is state ove…
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Yes, I am sure the next owner of our lot, 50 x 300 feet, will be building to the max. In the process, destroying the peace and quiet that we m…
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Taso - can you explain again why your name is not printed on the ballot? Since there is only one name, and yours is not well known beyond San …
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