According to the CBC building code, a high-rise building is a building whose top floor is more than 75 feet above the ground floor, so about 8 stories or higher (https://up.codes/viewer/california/ca-building-code-2022/cha...)

> twelve-story buildings

I live in Jackson Hole. We have a similar problem. It's wild that folks will quibble about high rises and then compromise on a two-story. It's like, if you don't like high rises, build a few of them higher.

I think more accurately is that you are applying your perspective which does not match that of what is by definition and regionally acceptable as a high rise.

I mean what kind of ridiculous non-sense is this to try to gate keep the word high rise. The literally definition is multiple floors with an elevator.

Do you think this will be a 12 story walk up?