I look at sprawl as people not wanting to live right up next to each other. i like wide open spaces and I'm sure Edmond was considered bad sprawl at one point or another. I think sprawl can be contained, however I enjoy suburbs scattered out through the metro in various locations, there is a limit though.

And then what happens when people think they are living right next to each other in Edmond? Is it still a community if the houses are 100 yards apart?

And then what happens when people think they are living right next to each other in Edmond?Well, maybe 10 in a 10,000 decide they want to move out further to get away from people, which is completely fine, imo. Their former houses will probably be bought quick, provided the city is performing well.


Is it still a community if the houses are 100 yards apart?Yeees, maybe I'm not following what you're getting at.