Comments on: Challenges of Green Residential Development: Resistance to Change (Local Government)

By: vahila

vahila — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 04:13:26 +0000

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By: Lexington

Lexington — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 19:41:28 +0000

Dave, In response to your comment, although it reads a bit one-sided that was the focus here. To discuss and present the issues from the city government, not from developers.
I will not generalize developers as they have no uniform standard to work by, most are simply in it for the dough and simply want to get things built cheaply, fast and leave without looking back.
I will be discussing many more issues from the developer, to the city, to the consumer and the builders in consecutive articles. Expect to read many more relating to this in the coming month, the series will be broad in scope and well intrenched in the details.
I would answer your proposed question about what coyote creek is doing different and the specific issues regarding the approval process but it would take too much time at the moment, instead, I will write an article to post next week that will answer these questions for you in detail.
Also, look forward to a comment by Dave C. and be free to contact Dave Christenson at dave@coyotecreekestates.com for further details or questions.

By: Dave Shires

Dave Shires — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 17:12:04 +0000

Lex – interesting post. It’s a bit one-sided though, Government is rarely known for efficiency, but developers are rarely known to give a damn, so you’ve got to have two sides to the equation there.
What’s Coyote Creek doing that’s different? I’d love to know about the specific issues they’ve been working with and which ones caused problems in the approval process – that’d be useful info to have!