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<br /> rather than by the neighborhood's residents, and that legacy makes it hard to have real visionary
<br /> conversations about what residents want. Probably the most important land use and zoning priority for
<br /> Rogers Road is not any specific use or zoning class, but strengthening neighborhood decision-making and
<br /> voice in any new development.
<br /> This map highlights future land use classes identified by residents for different areas of the neighborhood,
<br /> described below in more detail.
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<br /> Historically, most of the neighborhood has been low-density single-family residential — lot sizes of 1 acre
<br /> and above, with most houses below 2,000 square feet. More important than specific lot size, building size
<br /> and density requirements, however, is that any new residential development in the historic neighborhood
<br /> preserves the "neighborhood feel."This means:
<br /> • New homes which are affordable for homeowners and/or renters with incomes as low as 40
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