Re:CA Cities to Lose All Zoning Powers in 2 Days
by PuppyTailWags on Tuesday January 31, 2023 @12:42PM
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Could you speak more about why your suburbia-style town in the mountains maintains its infrastructure prices? How is food, medicine, or construction goods delivered to you, and how do you pay for that transportation? I'm not asking out of skepticism: my understanding is that more remote locations are expensive partially because of logistical deliveries and maintenance costs, and I'd love to know how this is managed in well-maintained suburbia-style towns!
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Re:CA Cities to Lose All Zoning Powers in 2 Days
by uoaei on Tuesday January 31, 2023 @07:33PM
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It would make sense if this town was in the proximity of major trucking/rail lines. Many towns in the foothills of the Sierras can be considered such. But then of course to pretend that the town is somehow "isolated" yet successful is certainly not accurate.