08-07-2008, 03:30 AM
Punamom had a couple good questions:
What exactly in the PCDP is going to prevent the 40,000 lots from being built upon?
What in the PCDP is going to prevent the current large landholders from developing their properties?
I only have time this morning to answer the first one. There will be a new PCDP forum up soon and the second one can get addressed. I actually don't want to have to be Mr. PCDP Answerman. So others will have to get involved and actually do some homework. Then we can debate interpretations.
Back to that first question:
What exactly in the PCDP is going to prevent the 40,000 lots from being built upon?
Answer: Nothing. We are unaware of any valid mechanism in the United States to prevent the owners of these properties from building on their land as long as they adhere to the same process (permits) and rules (building codes) as everyone else. All we can do is try to shape the course of development (plan).
More later perhaps. Good morning everyone....
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What exactly in the PCDP is going to prevent the 40,000 lots from being built upon?
What in the PCDP is going to prevent the current large landholders from developing their properties?
I only have time this morning to answer the first one. There will be a new PCDP forum up soon and the second one can get addressed. I actually don't want to have to be Mr. PCDP Answerman. So others will have to get involved and actually do some homework. Then we can debate interpretations.
Back to that first question:
What exactly in the PCDP is going to prevent the 40,000 lots from being built upon?
Answer: Nothing. We are unaware of any valid mechanism in the United States to prevent the owners of these properties from building on their land as long as they adhere to the same process (permits) and rules (building codes) as everyone else. All we can do is try to shape the course of development (plan).
More later perhaps. Good morning everyone....
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