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I think this "argument" is reaching the point where the site owner needs to lay down some disciplinary rules to bring the temperature down -- name-calling is rearing its ugly head again.
Much like the other 98% increases the operating budget.And the operating budget? That expands as the capital budget expands. It still comes down to elected officials prioritizing certain projects over others.
Cyclists would probably lose some funding for bike lanes if a plebiscite on it was held. Aside from that, is there a valid reason why cyclists deem bicycle registrations as unnecessary? For one thing, bicycle registrations would assist the police in returning lost or stolen bicycles to their rightful owners. Secondly, registration would benefit cyclists because city administrators can't accurately plan out the most convenient or highest volume routes for cyclists when they only know the aggregate number of cyclists in the City. AI could easily determine that if the areas of greatest concentration of bicycle ownership in the City was know. So why the opposition to registration? Is it the fee?Well, there weren't enough of you to win elections.
1. Already existsFor one thing, bicycle registrations would assist the police in returning lost or stolen bicycles to their rightful owners. Secondly, registration would benefit cyclists because city administrators can't accurately plan out the most convenient or highest volume routes for cyclists when they only know the aggregate number of cyclists in the City
I don't remember the last census asking me if I owned a bicycle. Police don't know that I own a bicycle either.
Entitlement. One little comment and they're all over a person demanding penance.And now on an unrelated topic, Quarter Hotel....
I think the vast majority of people don't want yet another fee/tax. We have more then enough already.Cyclists would probably lose some funding for bike lanes if a plebiscite on it was held. Aside from that, is there a valid reason why cyclists deem bicycle registrations as unnecessary? For one thing, bicycle registrations would assist the police in returning lost or stolen bicycles to their rightful owners. Secondly, registration would benefit cyclists because city administrators can't accurately plan out the most convenient or highest volume routes for cyclists when they only know the aggregate number of cyclists in the City. AI could easily determine that if the areas of greatest concentration of bicycle ownership in the City was know. So why the opposition to registration? Is it the fee?
I heard the land got bought by a Saudi Prince and it's actually going to be a 117S building.I think a little bit of thread derailment is okay but a few pages is a bit much guys...can it be taken to private message or into a new thread? Some of us are eagerly anticipating the guaranteed announcement of this shovels ready project and clicking every notification that comes in.
I think a little bit of thread derailment is okay but a few pages is a bit much guys...can it be taken to private message or into a new thread? Some of us are eagerly anticipating the guaranteed announcement of this shovels ready project and clicking every notification that comes in.
This project is never happening.And now on an unrelated topic, Quarter Hotel....
13 year old me is still holding out hope, okayThis project is never happening.