Deborah Mason Feb 7 2024 at 2:57PM on page 2 What density is denoted by this color? I don't see it on the key. 0 replies
Isaac Leal Feb 5 2024 at 12:28PM on page 7 Recommendation/Idea Eliminate parking requirements and remove surface parking as much as possible. 0 replies
Isaac Leal Feb 5 2024 at 12:07PM on page 4 Recommendation/Idea Get rid of all of this low-density residential. Start at R-5 and above. 0 replies
Jackie Murray Feb 3 2024 at 5:10PM on page 2 Question In terms of equitably is there a way to classify land use as unavailable for homeless activity, loitering, panhandling? Why are these things allowed. It devalues my experience as a citizen and the city’s appeal to visitors. 0 replies
Jackie Murray Feb 3 2024 at 12:47PM on page 2 Recommendation/Idea Any options to breakup the grid through these high density residential areas? Dead end streets like that north end of Bolton hill to stop thru traffic. Opportunities for one way streets to make room for diagonal parking and more spots? Little round about circles instead of lights or stop signs like union square Schroeder and Lombard st. 0 replies
Jacqueline Murray Feb 1 2024 at 10:44PM on page 2 Recommendation/Idea Any options for pedestrian only areas like the harbor boardwalk? Something like Howard street with activated storefronts and lots of stormwater gardens 0 replies
Sue Carlin Jan 30 2024 at 2:41PM on page 2 Comment Harborplace public land should remain accessible public space with current height restrictions to remain forever - not commercial/residential with no height restriction. 0 replies
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