We've not had any court challenges to an approach like this. I found in the past five years. I have not had developers oppose it. The hesitancy is from municipal officials who don want to do this or don't have the time.

Any community that has thousands of lots pending desperately needs a planning commission that walks the property. You shouldn't be approving a subdivision plan without walking it. You wouldn't drive buy a car without a test drive.

They are going to be building the same houses. (After driving around the township,) my conclusion is: You aren't getting much affordable housing now.

We have not really addressed this as a council in the past, ... This incident has brought it forward.

I think this is a crucial time. I don't think it's something that you can just look past to just get through it. I think right now is a time when we really need to come together and figure out who we are and what we need to be to go into the second half of the season.

We've experienced a significant decline in the market over the past number of days, and I don't think people are going to be willing to commit to buy it ahead of the payrolls report,