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This is an amazing idea. Removing a fully functioning center piece for business and a key vehicle patch through downtown will not only help all business on the circle, make traffic less busy, but also create way less space for homeless to loiter. Whoever’s idea this was deserves a promotion.
Key vehicle patch through downtown? I have driven through downtown a bunch and would never drive on Monument Circle. Penn, Illinois, Delaware, are all better roads to take. Or the Interstate if your destination is to get out of downtown than into it.
I like your wit! 🙂
Matthew P. Clearly, you are only a infrequent visitor and not a commuter or resident of the downtown area. it sounds like your opinion should only matters if you are trying to get to the suburbs after a colts game.
So excited to come there during my lunch hour. Been needing something like this. Great for workers downtown.
Workers and residents in big cities are able to go out and sit in a nice green space for lunch, or after work – something Indy has always lacked. Really glad there is an effort to make downtown more liveable. Super, super important if we’re going be remotely competitive with other larger cities. It’s a start. There will always be naysayers…if they aren;t complaining, then we’re not making progress.