Eliminating single-family zoning is a good idea, and Christopher Kirk’s Seattle Times editorial is a steaming pile of garbage
Eliminating single-family zoning is a good idea, and Christopher Kirk’s Seattle Times editorial is a steaming pile of garbage
An editorial by Christopher Kirk in the Seattle Times yesterday was so stupid I had no choice but to finally come back here and respond.
Here's the link: Statewide rezoning of single-family neighborhoods is a terrible idea
Now, before we start it's worth noting that this piece is described as a "Special to The Times" and the author is not a journalist. He's not an economist, either. He's also not an urban planner, and as you'll see he's obviously not a historian. He's an architect whose primary accomplishments listed on his bio attached to the piece are having "served on public historic preservation and design review boards."
So with that context, let's get into it…
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