Posted Apr 27, 2011, 1:04 AM
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I don't think we need to change what we consider the boundaries of downtown to be, so much as we need to accept that an area doesn't have to be labeled downtown to accommodate dense development.
Of course we already accept this notion, and the city does as well to an extent, but I mean the people of this city in general. Neighborhood associations in particular need to realize that in order to counteract smaller family sizes, which has led to a need to close schools, many more housing units will need to be fit into already built-out areas.
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