La Mesa leaders approve 114-unit housing project in downtown village amid parking supply concerns
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Such developments are encouraged by state incentives to build dense housing near public transit. City officials say they underscore the need for more parking for cars.

Local officials say that if he was up to them, they would oppose new apartments

Apparently, parking spots are a higher priority than giving human beings a roof over their heads.

  • huppakee@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    2 天前

    I’m so confused as well, we’re talking about a country with endlessly sprawing sub-urbs. Just change a bit of zoning there; so many single-famlily homes that could easily be converted into other types of homes.