How should Harrisburg Best Address the Housing Crisis?

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1. Which of these statements do you think best describes the U.S housing system today? (required)

It is in a state of crisis

It has major problems

It has minor problems

It does not have any problems

2. What do you think we need to do about the current housing system? (required)

Keep doing what we are doing

Ease zoning laws to allow more building

3. Who do you think should have the most say in what you do on your property? (required)

Me and my family

Local government

4. Which of the following is closest to your view? (required)

Property rights are personal, I should be able to choose what I do with my property.

Property rights are communal, the government should be able to dictate how private land is used.

5. Which plan would help ease the housing crisis and increase home inventory? (required)

Allow property owners to expand to meet their needs.

Continue to allow local government to control ones property.

6. How has the housing crisis impacted you? (required)

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Zoning laws prohibit growth and sustainability, and use should be the decision of the owner, not the government.

Changing zoning laws offers the individual the ability to create their American Dream, while often alleviating the pressures of house inventory.

Please share your thoughts or experiences with local zoning laws, and join us in encouraging your member of the state legislature to support HB 2045, which would drive access to more housing by changing zoning laws in single-family only lots, and HB 1976, which would allow for mixed-use buildings in commercial areas!