No, Salt Lake City has many single-family neighborhoods, and single-family detached homes will continue to be an option. This proposal is about adding choices, not subtracting neighborhoods. By modifying standards for lot dimensions, setbacks, building heights, and lot coverage, EHO will enable modest home types like duplexes and townhomes that are compatible with existing, established neighborhoods and attainable to buy or rent. Homeowners would not be required to change their property, and builders would not be excluded from building single-family detached homes. Instead, homebuyers would have the flexibility to choose a smaller single-family home—providing new, more affordable starter home options—and a small-scale homebuilder would be able to create a townhome that fits the look and feel of a neighborhood street.