The New American Village blog examines how political, social, environmental, and economic issues impact the way we live and the way we build. James Ray Polk, Architect and Neighborhood Planner leads the discussion.
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Nov 21 WSJ states "A 2006 Kansas State University survey found that 39% of the 292 U.S. cities responding imposed impact fees on new construction last year, up from 25% in 2002."
But doesn't this just make naughty behavior more expensive instead of stopping it? Consider the drug trade.
Maybe we need demand side strategies "Sprawl: Just Say No" or "Sprawl: Its time to plan" or "This is your soul on sprawl" along with an image of a burnt scrambled egg.
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Impact fees are on the rise.
Nov 21 WSJ states "A 2006 Kansas State University survey found that 39% of the 292 U.S. cities responding imposed impact fees on new construction last year, up from 25% in 2002."
But doesn't this just make naughty behavior more expensive instead of stopping it? Consider the drug trade.
Maybe we need demand side strategies "Sprawl: Just Say No" or "Sprawl: Its time to plan" or "This is your soul on sprawl" along with an image of a burnt scrambled egg.
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