Are you supportive of all the housing development in SLO?
Jane Worthy
retired
"It seems a little too much. When people hear housing crisis, developers come right in. We might be over-building although I am in favor of limited, well-thought-out growth."
Ted Pagel
retired musician
"I think it's inevitable; growth was bound to happen. I'm okay with it as long as it's well-developed."
Jean Weeks
SLO resident
"With regard to housing, I'm a homeowner and my biggest concern is traffic as well as water. With the drought that this state has experienced, will there be enough water to accommodate these developments?"
Jillian Youngblood
writer
"There is a low supply of housing that leads to high costs, so generally I think some growth is good. I'm originally from New York and the problem there is an abundance of housing and how overcrowding burdens the community."
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