One very quick example that I think could move the needle as low hanging fruit, when I go to many of our communities, I go at night and just look at the parking.
John Rice Carter: “One very quick example that I think could move the needle as low hanging fruit, when I go to many of our communities, I…”
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Carter suggests updating parking requirements to reflect changes in community car usage.
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