Our car-based communities have made existing suburban living environmentally damaging. From monoculture yards to overly paved living spaces to class segregation - it's dysfunctional. We could do so much better.
  
I've written an eleven page document outlining why our single-family residential neighbourhoods need to change. I've outlined a means of rezoning that would lend vibrancy and life into a too-often sterile and isolating environment. 

Copy & paste the link below, read a page or two. Engage someone in the conversation. Let's make this a functional, workable model of zoning that addresses the greatest question of the 21st century, "how do we live in this world without depleting its resources, and doing that is such a way as to ensure all people have their basic needs met?"  

https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vTUHNxKWLCuQAgCmTGKbPaoh_ihNa1WxFQZ1YzFKl1RFSeGLSweqzU6ABKfPOhhXP_0BWyn5spCUMMP/pub