What Sprawl Hath Wrought

Alan Hale
    During the residential housing bubble (lately burst), developers recognized an opportunity in Brighton.  An unsophisticated city government and administration were desperate not to miss out on superheated Front Range growth.  Residential sprawl was not only acceptable, it was encouraged.  “Growth pays its own way” was the mantra of the day.

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