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Originally Posted by corey
I was going to suggest that Denver needs more historic districts, but I figured everyone would come down on me for that idea also. So I said fuck it and didn't bother.
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I'm all down for preserving multi-family density, and old bones. But, single family homes with not much historical history minus being old? I don't see them as really contributing to the outer neighborhoods. Don't need to save EVERY SINGLE home. A few here and there i.e Clement's Historic District, would be fine.
But... It can be done on a larger scale. Let's use another one of my favorite city examples: Los Angeles. Mmmmm they sure have some good, tasty historic districts both single family and high-density.
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