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Right. For as much as I support expansive Housing policies, I recognize the very real incentives/disincentives that municipalities have for their protectionist stances. It's not all mindless nimbyism squawking about density and setbacks. The way school districting and funding works creates a strong incentive for highly managed zoning and housing policies as a way to protect school enrollments and maintain high rates of funding per student. That's why they fight.