Turn them into slip-n-slide parks
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I’ve heard it said that in SF, cycling is the new golf. Thought it was wishful thinking at the time, but maybe not!
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absolutely do this
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Some developers have been converting these to "agrihoods" replacing the golf amenities with locally grown food.
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That's exactly what has happened in FL and AZ. Fairways are turned into streets and houses built on them. The clubhouse is the community clubhouse with a central pool and gym, etc.
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Get ready to make a persuasive case to the local NIMBYs. Here in the Boston area, the locals rejected a modest senior living facility. Guess they're planning to never grow old ;-) http://homenewshere.com/middlesex_east/article_a271336c-602f-11e8-aadd-e3a4297a45a4.html …
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And if they don't want to go that far, they could turn the golf courses into a park. Bazillions of dollars being written off because homeowners can't buy out whoever has built a business around greens fees.
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Houses is fine versus extending suburbia even further out. Bring back farms, perhaps? "Orange County" inland out to Riverside used to be famous for orchards. Norco used to have dairy (don't miss the smell at all!).
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Would be fine with gutting more golf courses within 20 miles of urban centroids and turning to housing or HD plexes to reduce commute times. But if we build it, will people come?
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