In the end we got it installed on the boulevard, which is city property, which somehow made everyone happy? Took months to resolve and hours of staff and volunteer time

Already updated to "critics" instead. Better, although still frames this as all about criticism and not running on his own record.

A day later the link to the report is working. Appears someone was nudged to fix it quickly.

The 2024 update shows 13-17 years (and that's improved since 2022 because they've funded ADA ramps in resurfacing projects, which don't require curb ramps since it's not a reconstruction). Cost $401 million

2024 ADA Transition Plan Updates (Page 6): lims.minneapolismn.gov/Download/RCA...

It still stands! Just stored off to the side right now

Skyline looking great in the snow tonight. Wish the tree lights were on at Peavey Plaza though!

I was going to drop by the downtown Target tonight but it closed early so fire responders can do some safety exercises. Now I’m curious how often this happens!

Foggy evening downtown

Some neighborhoods have famous lakes or sinkholes. I give you the Everlasting* Spring of Elliot Park

*Day 4 but 311 said it’s a ‘known private leak’ so maybe it will last forever

At least it’s not cruisers parked on Nicollet Mall this time?

It’s *slightly* intimidating walking behind the horse within range of hooves though

Didn’t even 311 this sedan today that parked on the sidewalk on Nicollet Mall to dash into, presumably, Chipotle.

They had their flashers on though so I’m sure it’s fine. 🤷‍♂️

Thinking about how horrific our public realm is when we fence off seating and public art.

First time I've had a 311 request for a car in a bike lane end with a citation.

I did tag the TWO cars in this stretch, but the infrastructure on 11th Ave just south of Washington is not intuitive at all for drivers parking.