In @RenfrewCA on Saturday, March 23rd, 3-9pm?
The people behind @EdTrDay are holding a second #ActivateYYC event in historic Beaumont Circus (the circular park intersected by 4th St & 15th Ave NE).
Come roast marshmallows, drink hot chocolate, and have some fun with friends!
Drop by Centre St SW between 12-6pm for PARK(ing) Day, our 3rd annual #yyc event where citizens, artists & designers temporarily transform parking spots into creative uses of public space. Info: https://t.co/NBg8HDBzud
This Friday, downtown Centre Street will be transformed for an urban space exhibition called PARK(ing) Day! Put on by the City, this event aims to challenge perceptions of public space, come see what they have come up with! #iamdowntown
We’re all about tactical urbanism and placemaking, and this Friday is Park(ing) Day! Head downtown to check out the cool ways to transform parking spaces. https://t.co/BiUEF1ZpaU #yycplan
Nice to see a couple of restaurants from @RenfrewCA's side of Edmonton Trail featured in the photos for this local growth planning project. And our hopscotch stencils are in there too!
@diner_deluxe @tavernettayyc
https://t.co/UANiC5KmlT
30 km/ hr would be great on neighbourhood streets but the road design needs to change with it. Hope funding for liveable streets will be increased to make the necessary changes, plus a more nimble city policy structure to implement more quick and affordable changes.
Well done, @DruhFarrell. This is a great NoM which has been been proven to work in other cities. As others have stated, street design has to follow suit; hope there's capacity/budget for modifying existing neighbourhood streets to calm traffice (ie bump outs).
Whenever we think about the design of roads, we focus on things like width, speed, corners, crossings, curbs, travel/turn lanes, etc. But what about sounds? How often do we think about what they sound like? This is a thread about… street noise. (/1)
One reason we held Edmonton Trail Day was to point out it can be more than a traffic sewer; it's a place to come to, not only a corridor to drive through.
ICYMI, here are some thoughts and threads in light of this week's "incident involving a pedestrian."
https://t.co/UNS3fNZWDA