Infilling our existing neighborhoods though rehabilitated homes (like mine!) and appropriate new construction would lesson the demand for new infrastructure. While I'm not saying the city should have a direct role in some of these efforts, how can the municipal government set the stage to allow these kinds of activities to occur organically? I understand that we already provide a tax credit for converting homes back from rental to single-family, but are there other actions the community can take to make our original neighborhoods more attractive to families and others moving into the Cedar Valley?
