hanging's comments

hanging | 7 years ago | on: As Costs Skyrocket, More U.S. Cities Stop Recycling

If they were picking up trash from the ground, that would be one thing. Generally, they instead harvest redeemables from existing recycling and trash bins... often dumping the remainder on the street or ground in the process.

hanging | 7 years ago | on: Rewarding Neglect and Punishing Investment in Struggling Neighborhoods

  All Bay Area cities have to follow mandatory orders for building quotas from a Bay Area organization called ABAG
No, ABAG has no authority that supersedes any city or planning commission.

  First hand accounts re older properties
... is a crock. Older properties tend to have even smaller building footprint/ total parcel area ratios.

How about one example of any parcel with a residence footprint taking 80% of the parcel area?

As or that Lennar development, you are totally ignoring common area (exclusive and nonexclusive use).

hanging | 7 years ago | on: Rewarding Neglect and Punishing Investment in Struggling Neighborhoods

  new developments are in 3000 sq ft lots and have 2400-2600 sq ft built area
I'd like to see your source for these figures. 400 sqft doesn't even meet setback requirements for a 3000 sqft lot in any Bay Area city I'm aware of.

Likewise, that initial 20% by area (2000 of 10,000sqft) structure dimension ratio sounds made up.

page 2