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Originally Posted by OTSkyline
It's just a swap, we're not actually stopping, discouraging or slowing down sprawl. We're just relocating it. And that sprawl (at the edge of the city) is much more expensive (extending utilities, expanding size & boundaries, increased traffic & travelling distances).
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And it's sprawlier, too, by virtue of being further out and more auto-dependent from the start, and harder to avoid that natural auto-dependency.
Greenbelts are bad, actually.