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Regarding design along the Euclid Corridor, what can be done about the tilted new lighting? It's enough the new lighting is not really elegant, nor does it offer any affinity with the great avenue's past, but at least as clean contemporary design the poles should be parallel with each other! Looking down Euclid the general streetscape is surely compromised with many of these poles not in sync. Perhaps the worst are the new light cylinders just installed in the Cleveland Clinic vicinity - a good share of the upper,"light" segments of these are tilted, even if the bases are fairly straight. Is it possible some effort will be made by "official opening day" - in late October - for all poles and the cylinders to be better installed? Some of those "historic" streetlights in the Warehouse District/Flats area, and notoriably those around Tower City Center, have been crooked for years - doing much to minimize the overall effect, but here's the spanking new RedLine and the brand new lights look uncoordinated and sloppy. Has anyone else even noticed? What can be done? Thanks! ... a follower of every inch of the Corridor project since inception....