Surprised I haven't seen anything from @Tesho13 and @CLTdevelopment about this? Seems like the states doubling down on splitting the city. For the amount of money they are spending they should bury the thing.
Montreal has installed curb-extensions or 'bump-outs' at intersections across the City to make pedestrian crossings safer while adding needed greenery to urban neighborhoods. Intersections with these treatments had a 25% lower rate of vehicle on pedestrian crashes.
📍Montreal🇨🇦
Today I joined advocates, elected officials, and neighbors on the steps of City Hall to call for universal daylighting at intersections across NYC. This is simple, proven street design that saves lives-whether you're walking, biking, or driving.
@ForwardCarolina HB 765 is not a great bill. This is not how you open up development. This would allow unmitigated development ( most of it would be sprawl) without any local protections. Yes we need more housing but this does nothing to better local communities. One size all fixes don’t work.
@CLTgov Maybe try building out an actual transit system and stop doubling down on parking garages and drive thrus? Basic stuff here. We don’t need another plan.
@GermanNC22@theduohq@GoneCards@CharlotteFC @FIFACWC @BofAstadium@CLTgov Dude it directly affects the atmosphere of the game which directly affects attendance. And no we do not have 30k in the buildings that’s literally just distributed tickets.
'What happened to starter homes in good neighborhoods?'
Your city did well economically and land values rose. Instead of allowing many families to split the cost of land by building denser housing, you zoned it single family only and the value of the starter homes (really, the value of their land) quadrupled.
Eventually someone tore them down to build houses that are attractive to people who can afford the expensive land.
Photos are before and after two teardowns in Johnson Count, Kansas.
@SebiSalazarFUT This is so disingenuous since part of the reason for domestic soccer leagues not growing is because of companies like yours, ESPN, who refuse to give it any airtime or discussion at all. Soccer is buried by ESPN. No wonder the general population is so removed from the discussion
@GermanNC22@ItSwheelsagain@Topbin90 Nah it’s a consistent dip in attendance. Prices are too high. If the team cared we could fill out the lower bowl but they choose to squeeze money out of fans. But yes we still pull more than most. That’s not guaranteed forever.
@QCTaliban@95KeepPounding@NickCarboniWCNC Cause it’s a one time ticket price deal and for the remaining games the lower bowl will have a majority of the tickets above $100.
@NickCarboniWCNC No it’s a trend that will only continue as long as ticket prices continue to rise. Tickets were well over $100 for the majority of the lower bowl. It will be even more stark once lower bowl games come around.