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Is the zoning amendment desired by the developer a good investment of tax dollars for Old East if approved by City Council?
The design features negotiated by the city in exchange for waiving the per/unit development charges are a good value.
9%
The design features negotiated by the city in exchange for waiving the per/unit development charges are a poor value.
27%
The addition of 600 units of housing in Old East Village is a good trade-off for the loss of development charges.
9%
The addition of 600 units of housing in Old East Village is a poor trade-off for the loss of development charges.
0%
What on earth are you talking about?
55%
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