The "Burden on Local Schools" Argument against Development | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Kai von Fintel (lists![]() |
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Date: Mon, 7 Apr 2003 10:18:02 -0600 (MDT) |
Does the cohousing community as an exponent of smart housing have any collective expertise in countering various arguments that are routinely brought up against new developments? We at Mosaic Commons are currently hard at work managing the poltical situation in a town where we have found a parcel that would work beautifully (with some challenges) for our group. And again and again, we hear that our children will overburden the local schools, that our development is too dense, etc. It is the "schools" argument in particular that we would appreciate some help with.
What responses have worked for you? What language did you use towards the kind of "Cohousing seems great, but not in my neighborhood, not in my town" attitude?
Kai von Fintel, Mosaic Commons, West of Boston, MA <http://www.mosaic-commons.org>Where we just had a fantastic preliminary site design workshop with KrausFitch Architects (our third on yet another property).
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