In NH, it’s the Regional Planning Commissions, empowered by HUD and influenced by NGOs such as the American Planning Association and Sustainable Cities Network.

We should not ignore them, nor should we ignore local planning and zoning meetings that are seeking to change the tax base and flavor of your town.

There is a push everywhere for trains, and compact housing. The big lie is that millennials do not want a plot of land and home ownership, or cars, but to live in these cities, and use only public transportation.

You will hear the same buzzwords that you hear and read in your local NH Master Plans.

“Regional” and “sustainable” are red flag words here, just as they are in NH.

It is no secret that some are desperately trying to establish “commuter rail” in NH despite the taxpayers having said no, many times, resoundingly.

Watch the pitch being made to southern Californians.

https://youtu.be/w3M6b-x_CgU

Direct link: https://youtu.be/w3M6b-x_CgU