re: Why don't suburbs like Central and Walker ban high density developments?

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Central at least has higher standards. No DSLD or Horton.

All of the crackhead are from Central Woods. It's been there for over 30 years.

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Very true. In general, single family homes are of high quality in Central.

However, that new apartment complex (The Reserve at Shoecreek) is filling fast with section 8 vouchers. Not even close to the type of residents and development it was proposed to be.

Hopefully with a new mayor and entirely new city council since the shoecreek debacle, we can prevent another mistake like this going forward.

Make no mistake though, Central has far better safeguards against shitty development than Livingston and Ascension. Question is how long will it remain that way.