Are there links to the historical studies and findings? I can't say studies commissioned by developers are free of bias without examining them
Berkeley stonewalling the construction of an affordable housing project to protect the world’s most obviously haunted parking lot is basically California’s housing crisis in a nutshellpic.twitter.com/DeEgTfNTtz
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Also a 'landmark': this dilapidated gas station (“We need more housing more than we need a non-working gas station,” wrote resident Michael Nelson... “I can tell you with 100 percent certainty I would skip the Historic Gas Stations of Silver Lake Tour”.) https://la.curbed.com/2018/6/7/17438750/silver-lake-gas-station-landmark-historic-texaco …pic.twitter.com/8DoYYxtRls
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From my ignorance + non-american perspective: Protection of landmarks is probably an excuse to turn down projects that do not meet a profitability threshold. [Part of] Profit may be expected as unofficial/bribe.
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Do you know where this was published? Would love to learn more
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@LeonFresco and@SpeakerRyan have advanced#HR392 that will help import aliens to INDIANIZE California even more WORSENING the#HousingCrisis even more Call your Rep today to say#NoHR392#NoH4EADThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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