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Re: Closing in on us
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Posted by jw 57 on August 22, 2003 at 05:02:41 from (67.208.15.127):
In Reply to: Closing in on us posted by Bring back the country, o on August 21, 2003 at 14:00:03:
I see alot of sprawl going on in my county here in Va.One solution which I have heard of would be to zone an entire county with so many allotments for building according to property size. These would be saleable somewhat like the tobacco allotments used to be.That way an older farmer could sell off his building rights to developers who would then have to buid more houses on lees land and still keep his own land. This devalued land would then be saffordable to the kid down the road lokking to start fasrming.
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