Affordable housing survey response
County: Montgomery County
Area type: Suburb
Age group: 30 to 49
Education: Some college or 2 year college
2024 presidential vote: Kamala Harris
Proposed building floors: 8
Position: Strongly oppose
Best aspects (respondent's words): Being that the area we are discussing we need to allow for EVERYONE to benefit from this building. Thinking about the future if the children that possibly would benefit from their families living in a affordable SAFE environment. 
This allows for all income types to live together as a whole not separating the less unfortunate from the more fortunate allowing room for growth. 
Bring people together from all walks of life even in a small way as such I believe opens the door for a brighter MORE profitable further for the young and older as well as the investors.
Worst aspects (respondent's words): Thou this allows for allows for all income types. It is in the investors best interest. I believe allowing for more lower income families not being section 8 or free renter completely, this would allow for growth of community. 
If you literally look around at the world for a moment(insert pictures of run down block) what you see a block of unruliness,crime correct. That's what they see that what they expect and accept. Well what I just showed them was a picture of  properties where landlords continues to raise rent. Tenants giving up for any change for better giving in to the whatever's no caring. You see when the team tenants landlords and committee becomes solos as I TEAM OR JUST $.TEAM  hope is lost and well this happens. 
Now showing pic of building which looks new flowers kids grandma sitting on the benches installed by the township. At one area of pictures and mama and pa store with a sign in the window "WE ARE FAMILY WE ARE COMMUNITY ACCEPT LOVE SHOW LOVE BE LOVED "
  SO BASICLY GIVE AND TAKE YOU  GIVE A LITTLE BIT AND WATCH WHAT YOU WILL BE FREELY TAKING AWAY ....A PROFIT OF HOPE,Happiness, & let's not forget a profit that will cont to pay forward for years to come.