<transcript><audio_195>buildings even in the west so these these ecological cooperative groups and the innovative planners are trying to fuse the two together and it's developing</transcript><transcript><audio_196>uh the 104 village has like a 600 page book gap because the city's gotten into the practice of producing documentation books for neighborhoods that are zoned to be erased like rather than producing them as tools</transcript><transcript><audio_197>to save the neighborhood they're being produced as historic documents and they're really quite fantastic they have extensive interviews oral histories um planning documents and everything but one of the crevices that's coming out is</transcript><transcript><audio_198>again between home owners and tenants not surprisingly the tenants are in favor of public housing coming in to to that area the homeowners are against it not for the reasons that i assumed when i started looking at this i assume</transcript><transcript><audio_199>the homeowners homeowners want expensive condominiums for speculation but in fact the home owners are mostly unemployed elderly people who are making their living from the tenants and</transcript><transcript><audio_200>they don't want the social housing coming in because they'll lose their livelihood and they they also don't want to gentrify because they were poor themselves and they don't want to put out</transcript> buildings even in the west so these these ecological cooperative groups and the innovative planners are trying to fuse the two together and it's developing uh the 104 village has like a 600 page book gap because the city's gotten into the practice of producing documentation books for neighborhoods that are zoned to be erased like rather than producing them as tools to save the neighborhood they're being produced as historic documents and they're really quite fantastic they have extensive interviews oral histories um planning documents and everything but one of the crevices that's coming out is again between home owners and tenants not surprisingly the tenants are in favor of public housing coming in to to that area the homeowners are against it not for the reasons that i assumed when i started looking at this i assume the homeowners homeowners want expensive condominiums for speculation but in fact the home owners are mostly unemployed elderly people who are making their living from the tenants and they don't want the social housing coming in because they'll lose their livelihood and they they also don't want to gentrify because they were poor themselves and they don't want to put out
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