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Depends on the circumstance. Makes sense in dense areas, less so in rural. Let this be a municipal issue so local solutions can be adopted.

It creates a bizarre fixed limit to tenures. If they have outstayed their welcome, that will be reflected in election results.

I'm not sure its possible to supply data or statistics, this is a philosophical, not technical question.

It creates a bizarre fixed limit to tenures. If they have outstayed their welcome, that will be reflected in election results.

It creates a bizarre fixed limit to tenures. If they have outstayed their welcome, that will be reflected in election results.

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