Re:Seattle looks to rein in state policy used to push back o...
by mochris on Monday October 07, 2019 @01:16PM
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I live in Magnolia (Briarcliff), and the claim that this is about bridge capacity is nonsense. It's about poor people being in a wealthy neighborhood, nothing less and nothing more.
It would added 200 households, who would live primarily in townhomes and apartments, into an area that has roughly 9,500 households, the majority of whom live in single family residences. This is not going to make a noticeable change to our commutes.
I agree we need to invest in infrastructure for Magnolia, but that problem is orthogonal to this development.
It would added 200 households, who would live primarily in townhomes and apartments, into an area that has roughly 9,500 households, the majority of whom live in single family residences. This is not going to make a noticeable change to our commutes.
I agree we need to invest in infrastructure for Magnolia, but that problem is orthogonal to this development.