Jill Gaebler
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Neighborhoods of the future could learn from those of the past | Jill Gaebler (opens the original)
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Before 1926, cities were built guided by the needs of the citizens depending on its industries, community needs, property rights and proximity to water and transportion. In 1926 the U.S. Supreme Court decided, in The Village of Euclid v Ambler Realty, that cities can create and enforce local zoning regulations with centralized planning, which have created the zoning codes that are used today by most cities and is referred to as Euclidean zoning. This zoning landscape separates land uses, keeping
Providing affordable housing for lowest-income workers vital to city | Jill Gaebler (opens the original)
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Everyone needs a place to lay their head and to call home. A place where they feel safe and comfortable and from where they can build their lives in whatever way brings them fulfillment. This is a simple statement to compose, but living out these words is fraught and complicated. Despite often repeated aspirational affirmations, housing is not a right; It must be paid for and many of our community members can’t afford the homes that are available, which is one reason why many are living on our s
Colorado Springs sees rising need for rental housing | Jill Gaebler (opens the original)
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Much of our work at Pikes Peak Housing Network involves advocating for proposed housing developments. As a pro-housing nonprofit, we support all types of housing construction, because we want residents to be able to find homes in all areas of our city that are close to their work and fit their family size and family income. Our city, like our nation, operates as a constitutional republic, with our City Council acting as our represented government, and it is incumbent on this small group of elect
Colorado Springs cottage court development comes with many benefits | Jill Gaebler (opens the original)
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Every home represents an opportunity. An opportunity for a young family to put down roots. For a teacher to live near the students they serve. For a military family to stay in the community after service. For a retiree to remain close to children and grandchildren. A home provides stability, security and the foundation from where people build their lives. That doesn’t mean that all housing is created equal, especially when we consider the specific and unique housing needs in our region, to inclu
Colorado Springs cottage court development comes with many benefits | Jill Gaebler (opens the original)
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Every home represents an opportunity. An opportunity for a young family to put down roots. For a teacher to live near the students they serve. For a military family to stay in the community after service. For a retiree to remain close to children and grandchildren. A home provides stability, security and the foundation from where people build their lives. That doesn’t mean that all housing is created equal, especially when we consider the specific and unique housing needs in our region, to inclu
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