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The concept drawing is missing all the discarded scooters and millennials illegally riding them on the sidewalks.
millennials bad. boomers good.
Well said Brian – this area looks so trashy now, along with others. Two days ago while visiting the CC building I watched a young mother almost trip with her daughter because one of these scooters was sideways on the walk. What will it take to get the city to step in and do something about this? I just have the feeling that the operators have paid a lot of money to the right people…of course that’s just an opinion.
Will the new Market St be repaved in the same historic brick pavers so as to match the entire historic paving from State Capitol to Alabama Street or, preferably, on East to College Ave.. .with urban street tree lines ?
The rendering looks like brick pavers. I can’t imagine that they wouldn’t, but $6 million?
why not just permanently close that segment of market and make it a plaza.
Excellent idea! That is such a busy stretch right there and would make getting to city market easier as well as getting to the city county building.