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Associate prof of urban planning. Research on green space equity, green gentrification, climate adaptation, and health equity. Love SLC, my family, and the great outdoors. Opinions (good or bad) are my own 🇮🇹🇺🇸 🌩️👀 rJgnW3igNgz7
-pickleball became super popular; more people played
-more courts were built
-neighbors near new and old courts started to complain about noise and too many people parking on “their” street
-planners created zoning standards to mitigate those issues
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Liquor store employee: “the word natural with wine doesn’t really mean anything.”
I feel attacked
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Reposted by Stephen M. Walt, Anna O. Law, Nicholas A. Christakis , and 17 more Stephen M. Walt, Anna O. Law, Nicholas A. Christakis, Joe R. Feagin, Richard Waite, Peter Tulip, Juan Cole, Trevon D. Logan, Aaron Sojourner, Gerald Friedman, Erol Akçay, Jelena Subotić, Mark Rice, Alessandro Rigolon, Brooke Harrington, Julie Rovner, Magda Teter, Olúfẹ́mi Táíwò, Stuart Shapiro, David Darmofal
* Vehicle traffic: -11%
* Foot traffic: +3.4%
* Storefront vacancy: -0.9%
* Pollution: -22%
* Revenue for mass transit: $548M
So YES this has been a huge success.
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