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If Sorens solution is to have us all in “high density development” HOA’s with far more restrictions and violations of any property rights…..but that becomes the only affordable option….
We are actually facilitating socialism with the 20 bills lifted from his organizations website…..
The Real Danger:
These bills may sound “pro-housing,” but taken together, they strip away local control and invite high-density, investor-driven development. Towns lose the ability to say “no” or even “not yet” — especially to wealthy out-of-state developers who don’t live here, don’t vote here, and don’t pay the price when infrastructure fails or property values drop.
The Right Question:
It’s not just “How do we build more?”
It’s: “Who’s building, what are they building, and who has to live with the consequences?”
Have you paused and really read the 22 page “unbundling zoning” white paper he wrote….its all right here:
https://t.co/D3a5AhfQzV
@nhliberty@AFP_NH@nhgop@Granger4NH@EmilyforNH@travis4nh@ChrisMaidmentNH@DennisPrattFree
is/ought
Yes, we're a Dillon's rule state. That means that state gov CAN override local control.
It doesn't speak to whether it should.
These repeated references to Dillon's rule by lets-ruin-other-people's-neighborhoods Rs are obfuscation, addressing a topic no one raised.
NH WAKE UP
State house legislators voting on taking away local control this week!!
This is happening by storm across the country by a socialist CA organization “Metropolitan Abundance Project”
If all this legislation passes NH will be a shit hole in 10 years mark my words!
@AnarchoDarling@TheMa78024@IanHuyett It’s doing so because of ‘affordable’ homes/apartments. Lifelong Texans and we left for NH because of the influx of people ruining Texas. OP is mistaken if he thinks that only conservatives/Republicans move to lower cost states. ‘Affordability’ brings a certain class of people.
@AnarchoDarling@IanHuyett Curious to know where you are in TX. Just moved from TX to NH and home prices seem to be on par with TX or cheaper here in NH. At least if you go more rural.