The density of this project is less than 7 units/acre--hardly a "high density" neighborhood! I wonder how many entrances there are to Ms. Becerra's subdivision... I'm guessing she lives on a cul-de-sac herself. Instead of arguing over the supposed density, maybe residents should have argued over neighborhood amenities, like getting the developer to chip in for a new school or park, or preserve open space... but that's not really the point here... it's that residents don't want to live next to the kind of people who would live in "high-density" housing. Also, good job to Fox News for pointing out that "three to two" is "a close margin."