Brendan Dawe
@dawe.bsky.social
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Your friendly neighbourhood Vancouverite Housing abundance enthusiast. Planning & Real Estate Consultant. Vive le Canada. Elbows Up
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anti-social-contractarian theorists in shambles
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In fact the depreciation tax benefits were so good their dingbats could be operated and rented at cost - the depreciation *was* the profit.
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This is what I understand for similar Canadian programs (also with the dentists)

Sadly land use planning is too crusted to make screwing with depreciation schedules work today I bet
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Just come down then
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I dont think thats the dynamic at work
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To be fare, this primarily the aggregation of earlier planning efforts
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What you’re seeing when you see a rough circle is a train station and “the province made us do it”
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Dare I say most countries claiming sovereignty could not produce the bill of sale
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Also, it’s not far from the university
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Yes it’s better to bleed them. The stringer was so I could bleed it in the river. At minimum it looks nicer but I think it improves the taste
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I get the impression that “unceded territory” has been rather thoughtlessly replicated in the many places beyond BC that it has spread to
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I’m glad that the two most charmingly disagreeable regulars of urbanism-bluesky have weighed-in
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Behold, the Vancouver Official Development Plan Generalized Land Use Map
dawe.bsky.social
I like this visualization from Vancouver's draft plan, especially in representing neighbourhood retail as a climate change strategy
dawe.bsky.social
there was one from Brett Deveraux about how if you own an old car you possess more high quality worked metal than your typical medieval lord
besttrousers.bsky.social
It's funny how much depictions of wealth/poverty are hard to interpret across centuries.

In "The Illiad" the reader that Menelaus is ostentatiously wealthy:

- Has a jug made of silver
- Has a table made of wood
- Helen puts a whole dang wool blanket on her chair so she is comfy
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if you didn't pay your bus fare the bill would be $173
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You have missed the point of the article
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I yearn for the ay when this will be boring
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I am mostly familiar with Monterey usage,
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I've never heard anyone pronoucne Portola anything other than port-OL-a? Is someone trying Hispanicise the stress?
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I assume that there's a lot of uber drivers with crappy carloans who are not going to enjoy this
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Was this always a state railway or was there a history of concessionaires or private operators pre-modern?