"We should have a countywide goal to tear down two houses for every new home," said Paul Oyaski, Cuyahoga County's development director.-Foster's Daily Democrat, Portland, Maine
Shaker Heights' move runs counter to urban planning a decade ago, when officials urged development to boost property taxes, income taxes and business traffic. Now, Shaker Heights is at the forefront of a national movement to keep the cleared lots populated with shrubbery, not suburbanites.
04 August 2008
Shrubbery not Suburbanites
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Thats interesting, in the 90's the trend was for Shaker Heights, Lyndhurst and Beachwood to tear down a couple big houses and build a small subdivision with six HUGE houses.
I'm glad some people are coming to their senses.
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