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> This means the permitted building types carry over as you move up the categories, allowing mixed-use development by default.

That is more or less how it works all around the world except the US. Or rather: mixed use is the default, outside of specific cases

>>Tade0+(OP)
Cool. The US is the third largest country in the world; not all of us have to live above a restaurant or laundry. Or in apartments or other multi-tenant housing.

Those of us that want to can move to San Francisco or New York.

The state i live in has fewer people than metro Los Angeles. What works for them for housing is unnecessary for us.

>>genewi+H8
Okay, no one was talking about your town. I'm not even sure if your state/town has zoning laws.

SF and LA have a lot less "living above a restaurant" because of those.