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Many of the complaints are about parking and traffic, but if a majority of the infill is being built close to transit isn't that what we want? That would reduce the need for a vehicle and parking in the long run, and maybe some families could go down to only owning a single car at the very least? I still think we need more and better transit, but this is moving in the right direction.

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