Corporations and individuals once had the "right" to pollute the commons.Factories once dumped industrial solvents, heavy metals and animal waste directly into waterways. Do you believe government is violating their rights by regulating that behavior even when the rights of the few negatively affect the health of the many? What about the once legal child labor, sweatshops and unsafe work places? Is government always wrong to step in to prevent the few from harming the many? Then, too, is it right for the few to stand in the way of common sense solutions to obvious problems? Perhaps your rejection of this proposed regulation is due in part to a lack of incentives to builders and building owners? What if a tax credit would be included, or reduced property taxes? A market place argument can also be made that making a building more attractive to buyers or tenants means a higher price or rent can be asked and gotten.