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Old Posted Oct 9, 2009, 7:30 PM
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Why do developers always want to avoid zoning restrictions?

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The developer plans a building with up to 163 feet high, where zoning now limits it to 120 feet.
163/120 = 1.358, that's more than one third taller than what the city had previously zoned.

What wrong with living with a 12 story 120 feet tall building, allowing 10 feet per story? Do the developers really need some 20 feet tall stories?
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