The community did this innovative thing called installing shade and keeping roadways narrow. It heavily reduces the urban heat island effect.

They also did this brand new thing called putting stores within a 5 minute walk of housing which reduces resident's heat exposure.

Better get into a solar oven that also produces waste heat so you can avoid wearing a hat.

Seeing as how it has been around for 5 years now it seems to me that we have seen how it goes.

Though that doesn't stop some people from running to the comments section to type the first thing that pops into their head.

Speak up when you have ways to encourage more of it, instead of discourage it.

Wouldn't that kind of be part of the point? If walkable communities can work in Arizona of all places, there's no excuse (short of "I literally can't open my front door due to all the snow on the other side of it") for the rest of the country.