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this post was submitted on 24 Jul 2024
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Do you think that kills the idea? We have two major cities with 300km of mostly farmland in between where I live, so I'm pretty sure it would be no problem here - if investors would fund it.
the people that own the farmland might object
NIMBYs are always a thing, but based on my local knowledge, I think a deal could be arrived at. There's enough room nobody would lose their house, and most of the land is owned by big farmers that see it as no more than a number on their balance sheet. I mean, there's already a couple highways that are pretty straight.
I don't know how unusual this situation is exactly, though.