Anti-Sprawl Policies: Hazardous To Our Wealth
17 January 2003 - 10:00am
The California San Joaquin Valley's air pollution is not of its own making --- it is being exported from elsewhere.
"The San Joaquin Valley's bad air is also being exported from the Bay area as a consequence of public policies that are both willful and avoidable. For years, cities and counties in the San Francisco Bay area have been imposing "smart growth" policies such as urban growth boundaries and hefty development impact fees in an attempt to control "urban sprawl." These policies significantly raise the price of housing by rationing land, politicizing land use decisions and restricting competition in home building."
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Anti-Sprawl Policies: Hazardous to Our Wealth
Source:
The Public Purpose, January 16, 2003
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