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Well explained

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My left ear agrees.

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Good stuff. Nice overview of what this discipline is about

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How could LOS even be realistically counted unless someone knew how long every different persons' trip was...

Sprawl also gives the American dream, own your own home and land, hard to do in cities with high population densities.

City loses people to the suburbs. Cities used to be the majority of the country, now suburbs dominate the rise of housing.

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I was listening to this with my left headphone thing off so I could only hear the right side. You could imagine how confused I was, waiting for someone to talk. I had to replay the video lol.

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What is Causing this is Euclidean Zoning and the 1922 Standard State Zoning Enabling Act (SZEA). This was put in place by the US chambers of Commerce Secretary at the time . The current Secretary Gina M. Raimondo and her committee is the ones we must advocate for changing the single family centric zoning nationally

Excellent video, my right ear would have loved to listen to it🙃

why in only one ear my right ear want volume too

Very good video, well explained

Driving me mad that the audio on this video is only playing out of one headphone speaker and not both.

👍. Thought your Vid was a Good Beginning on a Really Interesting Social/ Economic And Cultural Discussion On City Planning. But.... “ Room “ in between EXISTING CITIES? For Better Planned Ones? ZERO. AND NEWER planned areas to be developed?- seems same old Human Frailties And Ignorance will always fallow. But watching your follow up vids- then will decide to Share or Sob. God Bless.

So are subdivisions just the suburbs or exurbs with houses that look all identical?

First, I really believe that "comfortable distance" is extremely short...distance to a storefront in a driving rain, for example. Second, when I arrive at the "Stop" for my mass transit vehicle and leg of the journey, I'm once again left to the elements in too many cases. I suggest the mass transit pickup points need to be as comfortable and useful as waiting inside a large convenience store, coffee shop, retail mall, etc, with seats or browsing(shopping) options. The last mile vehicle should pickup and drop off at or extremely near the end of my driveway, which would truly demand a fixed route with predictable pickup times, 24/7. Make my ride truly a possession...something I can count on, like my car being just a short sprint in that driving rain, and my only inconvenience was dropping my keys before entering my vehicles protective cabin. Why would you expect me to give up this convenience to wait in the sun, rain, snow, splashing of passing vehicles, long waits, inconvenient route times, etc., etc., etc. ? Why? To save the planet? I'm not that generous, or needy. I worked to make sure I would never be that needy. Now, build a system that makes me think I have my own personal driver. Then I'll gladly get on board, and pay a healthy sum to do so.

We have to watch this video for schoollllll🥺😎🤑

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I'm an urban planner too and totally agree that there is often limited appreciation for the enormous scope and responsibility of planners. It's not an easy job - great video! 👌

Ok, lets not build anything anymore.. lol Or be the victim of a developer blamed for gentrification. Poor video.

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poor planning creates urban sprawl or lead to urban sprawl

Urban sprawl is fine. Humans need space. People shouldn’t live like sardines. The problem is overpopulation.

Planning is important to provide the right balance of land uses. This needs to be accomplished with citizen participation and robust public education. That said, the one essential but almost everywhere ignored is the most efficient and equitable approaches to raising revenue to pay for public goods and services. Economic theory tells us that in theory all taxation of property improvements ought to be eliminated. Our buildings are depreciating assets. The imposition of an annual property tax on the depreciated value of a building equates to a sales tax imposed year after year after year. If this is rational, then communities ought to tax the depreciated value of all other forms of tangible assets (e.g., our automobiles, our computers, our telephones, our lawn mowers, our refrigerators, etc. etc. etc.). This is clearly irrational. A very different argument exists regarding the parcels of land on which our buildings are constructed. Land parcels are not a depreciating asset. Moreover, the value of a location has everything to do with the quality of public goods and services brought to the location and nothing to do with what the individual owner does or does not do to improve the location. The optimum public charge (or tax) to the owner is the potential annual rental value of the location as determined by market forces. By making the above change in how property is taxed, land in our cities would be brought to its highest, best use. Land prices would fall to levels that encourage the construction of residential, commercial and other buildings and discourages the hoarding of locations and speculation in land that causes development to sprawl outward in search of less costly locations. For more insight into the role of tax policy on the health of cities, search on: site value taxation, land value taxation, land value capture, or land value return

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Density is literally the solution for everything.

Bad urban planning creates sprawl.

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Urban sprawl is beautiful

Good vid. Wish it wasnt so quiet tho

literally just read from encyclopedia brittanica.

Sacramento is my hometown too!

I believe it's Le CoRbusier not Cobusier

It's good VMT overtook LOS it sounds like because even the example you gave justifies sprawl.

Maybe you should dedicate a video on the dutch city of Amsterdam, a very strong and early example of succesfull city planning.

instant like when the first words were an answer to the question instead of some shitty ass introduction, fuck it, ill even subscribe!

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Great video (there was a small typo in Beautiful City)

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