I find it hard to understand the reason some folks purport to be worked up about the CSG proposal to require a supermajority vote of the BCC to increase density in the Comprehensive Plan. These folks don't seem to be concerned about the existing supermajority requirements to: fire the county adminstrator at one meeting; approve a building height even a fraction of an inch over 110'; or allow the spouse of a county administrator to collect a real estate commission on a deal involving the county. CSG believes that the importance of increasing density in the Comprehensive Plan is at least equal to that of those items, if not more so! CSG believes that the supermajority requirement would set a higher standard for decisions that have such a major impact on the community.