Yes, more options
No, leave it alone
Bend's west side has specific boundaries and cannot grow much more than it already has. Maybe landlords can avoid gauging rent prices long enough to attract a more diverse tenan...
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Bend's west side has specific boundaries and cannot grow much more than it already has. Maybe landlords can avoid gauging rent prices long enough to attract a more diverse tenant base, easing the need for multi-family options.
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Joal Smith
There is way too much traffic on the west side of town. A developers fee of $60,000 won't do very much to relieve the residents and visitors traffic woes. Unsafe for residents, first responders and t
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Mary Gemba
Now that we are expanding the UGB; we should build them on the eastside. The Westside can't handle the traffic; especially if there's a fire.
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The west side elite need some diversity.
ReplyThe housing crisis is critical here. Yet Bend continues to not realize the issue at hand and continues to support the "Not in my backyard" attitude.
ReplyLots of room on all sides of Bend. You just have to be willing to expand some. But no matter where they are built, many lane roads need to me made 4 lanes.
ReplyThat is where the campuses are...Not everyone wants to live on campus.
ReplyThe westside of Bend needs to share in owning the housing growth / needs that the city is experiencing - rather than continuing to burden primarily the east side.
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