They're so scared of bad apartments. Apartment zoning is not (necessarily) a bad thing.

When you call an apartment complex, they know when they have apartments available or not available. They should do that for everyone that identifies himself as a Katrina victim.

Then we would have to start looking at curb cuts per block. The closeness to the alleys and intersections.

Some streets don't have curbs, it's not easy to monitor. That's one of the gray areas.

If you're going to say don't park in the yard, we have to define what a driveway is.

That's why we have zoning.