"The most safe, walkable neighborhoods are often the most expensive to live in. Why? Because demand is high, but supply is low.
Local zoning laws restrict housing development within these places, and simultaneously prevent other places from becoming more like them. " -Strong Towns
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That's right, Laguna would rather covet an empty 1932 Sewer Digester and rusting tool-sheds than build a sense of PLACE for community space and multi-use affordable housing. When will Laguna abandon symbolic, historical metaphorical elements and return to fulfill basic resident and visitor needs, like the Promenade did?
-LS
Totally agree. The Digester needs to go.
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