The opposition to density is actually happening more at the neighborhood level than the city level. Current zoning rules would allow quite a bit more density in many neighborhoods, but the approval process allows for tremendous delays if neighbors object.<p>It&#x27;s true that this could be fixed at the city level by streamlining the process. My supervisor, Scott Weiner, is pushing that, specifically for 100% affordable housing. That&#x27;s not going anywhere, which demonstrates that the opposition to development is more about wanting parking, light, and views - not about affordability.