The Seattle water shed is built on hard pan and can only realistically support 1.75 million people. Tops soil is only 1/2” deep - except in a few places, but they were filled and paved over decades ago.
After that number was achieved back in the early 80s, the whole of King county has been on borrowed time.
The much of the city is built on fill, in any case.
partnered with the Institute for Justice, a nonprofit public interest law firm,
The goals of the Project on Immunity and Accountability are to:
Roll back qualified immunity.
Defeat the two-track system of constitutional accountability, which treats federal workers preferentially and grants them near-absolute immunity.
Ensure state laws provide an alternative route for individuals whose rights are violated by government officials.
Get America back to its founding principle that where there is a right, there must be a remedy.
The politicians have found another way to sabotage private property. They let you keep the title, the taxes, the mortgage, the maintenance, but tell you what to do with your property.
A little at a time, “private property” is less and less yours and more and more subject to the wishes of the politicians.
“No one should have to pay tens of thousands of dollars in extra fees to build an addition to house their family,”
Just a hunch... Being a government employee and black she has supported every crazy democrat progressive scheme ever conceived. It’s like my mom after my dad passed on. She had to pay her own taxes and asked why they were so high and how unfair it was she had to pay them. “BECAUSE YOU VOTED FOR IT!!!”
“city’s Mandatory Housing Affordability (MHA) ordinance”
Sounds a lot like the “Inflation Reduction Act”
Orwell is smiling in his grave.
Of course not. In a sane world no one does. But unfortunately she lives in Seattle.