Said the spider to the fly ...

"The City Council should initiate a collaborative process at a citywide level that allows citizens to make specific our commitment to an affordable, environmentally robust city and begin the challenging process of figuring out the details. "

WE CAN has also stated:  

"For each of the six key transit corridors and downtown, how much new development of each type (multi-family, single family, missing middle, etc.) is each area's 'share ..."

"How many sites for homeless and very-low-income housing are needed in each region ..."

"[A refinement plan] will create inequity by placing excessive power in the hands of neighborhood associations, which include very little representation from renters, families with children, young working adults or business owners in the area."

"[A] collaborative process at a citywide level" is double-talk for marginalizing neighborhood residents & empowering density zealots like Kashinsky & Dobrowolski to impose top-down quotas.