Hi, Chris.
My top four finds are:
1) There's a potentially powerful statistic in Section
II - 37 that I believe should be included in the Executive summary,
namely that over 80% of new housing construction is subject to private deed
restrictions.
2) The statistic noted above is preceded by the
statement in Section II - 36 that, "as of 1998, one out of eight
Americans lived in private common-interest communities". That suggests
that seven out of eight don't but ignores the great number - perhaps a majority
- that live in apartments or other rental units. This statement in
isolation may do more harm than good.
3) Some cities require (see D #037) or encourage private
deed restrictions as an alternative to detailed municipal zoning
regulations, effectively bypassing the intent of PRB-1. This fact
could bolster our discussion of the pervasiveness of private deed
restrictions and/or of the scope of PRB-1.
4) One important reason Hams are constrained in their
housing choices is proximity to adequate medical care (a hot topic in federal
circles), but I don't find that mentioned anywhere in our discussion of housing
alternatives / choices. This could be incorporated into document page 25
(pdf page 28) among other places.
The rest consists of minor grammatical nits that are of no
real consequence.
73,
Marty N6VI
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Subject: [arrl-odv:20781] Re: FCC Docket
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Marty, sad to say it really is too late. I am way out of
position now for miscellaneous edits. Are these major concerns?
73, Chris
W3KD
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Marty Woll <n6vi@socal.rr.com>
wrote:
>Chris and all involved:
>
>Thank you for your
efforts in producing such a comprehensive and detail-filled response to
the FCC inquiry. If you are open to edits at this late stage, let me
know and I'll forward them separately. If not, I
understand.
>
>73,
>
>Marty
N6VI
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