This will help some communities and be a massive strain on others that down have the infrastructure to handle and increase in density. 

Sometimes I start a lot of seeds and cull many of them off, I keep a variety of strains around so I can do feeding/pruning experiments.

. $40k in available credit for disasters.Cap Ex is put on a rotating schedule once the unit is acquired.

if it will take the $450K, can you come up with difference without straining?

I saw this in last downturn where office hit vacancy of 25 to 30% across the board as even with no new building the contraction of existing space put a strain on the market when little to no businesses were expanding.

And start with the local active stuff and then gradually rotate into syndicates. 

I used BEHR Bonding Primer and thinned it using the recommendations on the can (1/2 cup water / gallon pain) and strained it afterwards.

My 360 sf ADU, probably rented to a family with five children, will be putting such a strain on the school districts finances.

You both want to be in agreement on the whole system or it will cause strain.  

I’m assuming you have reserves but has it been a strain?