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I explained to you how staff shot down several efforts.

Staff also ran "Opportunity Siting" off the rails, and OS is specifically intended to find the right forms in the right locations in _existing_ single-family neighborhoods.

BTW, JWN is the _only_ neighborhood that allows alley-access-only development.

Finally, the latest swindle by staff takes the abandons the whole focus on _compatible_ development along key transit corridors.

Oh sure, Terri Harding told council "Oh no! We're still planning to do that ... later." What a crock!

Staff is against RPs and true Opportunity Siting and is using bogus tricks with the numbers to fake meeting capacity.
 
But understand this: _Unless a housing "type" is articulated in the need and capacity analysis, there is no plan to create it; and, in fact, the omission may create legal impediments."_ If you want "missing middle" housing, you better start supporting RPs and keeping key corridor strategies  as part of capacity.

Paul