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Yeah, there's always some new excuse. Inspired by this essay, I've resolved to stop caring about the technical issues, and demand more homes all the same.

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"Just make eye contact"

Voted!

I received the same response to my email and just sent this reply

And if you hurry, you might catch the WSBC Bike Everywhere station!

Yep. I want to put this graph, from the same report, on a poster, show it at an upcoming public hearing, and say "we all agree we want to see more stacked flats, but the city-funded analysis says that the proposed rules will mean that NONE are feasible."

This is for a proposed building near me which is going through design review and it's honestly a miracle we build anything at all.

Want to know why new multi family buildings in Seattle look *like that*? In part, it's because our design review boards demand it.

Yeah, that would be excellent.

The GSD was only possible because its handlebars fold down:

I've had the privilege of visiting a few international cities that are much more laissez-faire with lighting downtown (e.g. Shanghai, pictured) and — it's really cool!

Then I return to Seattle and we can't have some small illuminated signage.

There were so many great comments yesterday supporting SB 5184 which would limit costly parking mandates in Washington state.

But Joe Kunzler's of Whidbey Island was far and away my favorite, with Sen. @jessbateman.bsky.social and Sen. Alvarado smiling as he shouted to be heard. #waleg

A garage in Pigeon Point

No. Here is how he described it in his most recent newsletter: mailchi.mp/seattle.gov/...