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ordinance would (have been) a yoke around my neck.”
Mr. Settle recalled the days when a young person could buy two acres with no restrictions, begin building and put a roof on the basement to live in the house until more building could be completed. "Twenty-five acres a man needs like another hole in the head,” he said. "Poor people don’t want anything given to them, but they do want an opportunity and a chance.” Mr. Settle called for a "simple” zoning ordinance with some do’s and don’ts.
Chris Parrish of Viewtown said this is 1984, almost 1986, and called for Ipoking forward when it comes to zoning. "Things are a whole lot more com"ttHWttd/*** *3 (V • * K v - MivParrish said realities made a skortW legally defensftlf document impossible. He said the problems of young people not being able to afford homes were not limited to Rappahan
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