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Id like to see an arrested growth of development. You cant stop it, but its important we do something about the develope
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"I'd like to see an arrested growth of development. You can't stop it, but it's important we do something about the developers having the upper hand"

- John Murray

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John Murray is recommending that advancement ought to be decreased, however not stopped. He thinks that developers have too much power and impact over the procedure, which something requires to be done to resolve this imbalance. He is promoting for a more balanced method to development, where the interests of the community are taken into consideration. He believes that advancement needs to be handled in a way that is helpful to all stakeholders, not just developers. He is recommending that advancement needs to be decreased to make sure that the interests of the neighborhood are considered which developers do not have too much power. He is advocating for a more balanced method to advancement, where the interests of the community are considered and designers are not offered excessive power. He thinks that this will assist to ensure that development is managed in a manner that is useful to all stakeholders.

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