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The 9.6% that isn't: What Chesterfield's density cut would really cost (Guest Commentary)
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The 9.6% that isn't: What Chesterfield's density cut would really cost (Guest Commentary)
Image courtesy Chesterfield County Chesterfield County’s draft comprehensive plan calls for cutting residential density countywide by 9.6%. On paper, it reads like a rounding error. In practice, it will erase the capacity for tens of thousands of homes — decades of housing supply, spread across more than 25,000 parcels. That’s not a projection of what would get built. It’s a parcel-by-parcel comparison of what the land could hold under today’s p…
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