I don't understand. How does the 'related' vs. 'unrelated' character of
the occupants affect the noise, trash, nuisance behavior, parking
problems and quality of life issues?
Gerardo Razumney
HarvestMoon3 wrote:
[snip]
> To my mind, it serves a legitimate purpose by limiting noise, trash,
> nuisance behavior, parking problems -- all quality of life issues. Anyone
> who lives near a "group house" knows that these issues can be a real problem
> and difficult to resolve.(And certainly, not all "group houses" are a
> problem.)
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