“Absolute power corrupts absolutely.”
The inherent problem with planning boards is that they attract people who want to tell other people how to live their lives. The only reliable way to stop corruption is to limit power.https://twitter.com/graue/status/1032802234453581824 …
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Unnecessary power corrupts unnecessarily.
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I actually do think that less regulation and control is a positive thing. Because I think density makes for a better city. And $$ incentives usually means to build higher density places, without stupid laws like requiring parking spaces, etc. I agree _mostly_ with this.
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