Every neighbourhood inevitably changes over time, as do the people living in them. It isn’t good public policy to semantically abuse change to deny all change. It is good public policy to make that change aesthetically designed and aesthetically timely such that it is not an intrusion but rather a compliment to the neighbourhood.
The townhouses have a large percentage lot coverage; so to me it would seem aesthetic to make the flat roofs green roofs if the economics isn’t destroyed thereby.
Every neighbourhood inevitably changes over time, as do the people living in them. It isn’t good public policy to semantically abuse change to deny all change. It is good public policy to make that change aesthetically designed and aesthetically timely such that it is not an intrusion but rather a compliment to the neighbourhood.
The townhouses have a large percentage lot coverage; so to me it would seem aesthetic to make the flat roofs green roofs if the economics isn’t destroyed thereby.