@U_arctos@lpcs43c Between 6th & Main and Music Hall was essentially a toss-up, where walking would regularly win for me as an able-bodied adult, and the fact that the streetcar isn't a clear winner is a policy failure IMO.
@voteholt@cincinnatimetro@camhardy513 Nah, it'll work, instead of buying a $5 pass, add $5 to your account. This is all part of the fare capping change, the whole point is that you'll never pay more than you have to (e.g. buying 3 1-rides if a day pass would be more economical).
@electgoodin @Artifact_Scott@U_arctos My belief is that there might not always be zoning implications - some things should be allowed by-right, which promotes transparency through consistency. Provide proof of payment of the $10 I'm owed as a gesture of good faith and I'll meet you at your favorite local coffee shop.
@electgoodin @Artifact_Scott@U_arctos "blowing up zoning" how, specifically? This is where we get into where I "respectfully" believe you are communicating in bad faith. It's the most milquetoast zoning reform in history. Parking minimums are objectively bad. 2-4 families are reasonable anywhere in a *city*.
@electgoodin @Artifact_Scott@U_arctos So we repeat... What would be meaningful, and what's wrong with modest multifam along transit? The last charter-endorsed candidate took on a *tough* issue for zoning with the density. Co-opting the issues in HP seem like a major shift in policy and is part of my disappointment.
@electgoodin @Artifact_Scott@U_arctos If you spend most of your time listening to homeowners and people who can afford lawyers, that's going to create some bias in how you view the world and how you view these problems and their potential solutions.
@electgoodin @Artifact_Scott@U_arctos Do renters and/or young people more broadly have any role in your view of this? Housing prices and rents have skyrocketed, largely benefiting the homeowners who we know dominate community councils. Should a CC get a veto point for every project and if so, how does a city grow?
@Artifact_Scott @electgoodin It seems to be a new tactic, perhaps influenced by the voter base the charter committee is now trying to attract? In the past, I thought Steve and I always had mutual respect and reasonable dialogue, and I was once actually happy for his appointment as a charter-curious voter.
Surely @electgoodin wasn't doing one of those things where someone says one thing but actually means another thing entirely and moves the goalposts along the way, leading to a lack of tangible end product and frustration on all sides.
@electgoodin Steve, respectfully, that's absolutely what the tweet means, and I'll take my $10 donated to the Greater Cincinnati Homeless Coalition. With more characters now that I'm replying, I'll elaborate that they're saying the part of Hyde Park Square slated for re-development is ugly.