Whipjacka

not that its his motivation, but there is a lot of research showing artificial turf causes more injuries than real grass.

they should advertise muni lot as a park n ride for downtown events.

It is my hope to, one day, be able to walk down the south side of euclid Avenue.

"toot toot, I'm a bus"

depends on what value the city puts on Euclid Avenue, I guess.

also, the population has dropped out. looks like it might be close 10k residents by the next census

they knocked window holes into the side of the building and looks like they're drywalling the upper floors. seems like apts. idk

i always thiught he was negative to the point of being unreasonable, unproductive, and unserious. It was beyond holding truth to power - or whatever he thought his approach was accomplishing.

anyone got a link?

man, i hate the 'that's life in the big city' argument.

they're on the side of the building

the joke is that euclid and its intersecting streets aren't even that congested (except for cars double parked in valet zones downtown). They could flip on signal prioritization tomorrow and nobody besides bus riders would even notice.

am ignorant to airport dealings too. but it seems like youre basically proposing tearing up the old runway and completely building a new one. seems like a major project

they could probably extend the lease at the current stadium 5 years or whatever they need to

they anchored the crane to the building when it was up. they still need to install those

csu star tristan enaruna just sig ed a summer league contract with Celtics. Best player the program had since norris cole

too bad jack doesnt have a front door on public square

I imagine leases are less per square foot when the office market is down

seems like that's the fact they don't want to admit to.

pioneer is pretty good. Google says open at noon

there's going to be apartment wrapping around it

when this happen?

csa

I'd actually rather they prioritize redoing e9 and w3 pedestrian experience before doing the 'landbridge'

100% agree. I think the work should be contracted out. we're paying twice as much for half the quality in many of the city departments.