The noise?
I live near a main road and no pedestrian open spaces and the noise is damn near unbearable.
this post was submitted on 05 Nov 2023
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"It is hard to get around". I guess it is a lack of public Transport infrastructure...
Sounds like an opportunity for locals to make some noise! Those businesses need to present data probably but it seems like an easy win to me. Maybe do something else for the traffic challenge.
Hey my parents live in this town. I didn’t know they still didn’t allow cars. Well I guess not anymore which is a bummer.
I live in a neighboring community and oh my god the whining on the nextdoor app about "muh property values, won't anybody think of the cars!!!!" and making excuses about it hurting businesses that have only seen more business with the road closures was unreal.
Not to mention all the perfectly able people too lazy to walk a block from parking acting like it's a virtue and the world should cater to cars because some people have mobility issues... issues that probably resulted in the first place from there being so few reasons to walk around here. Not to throw strays at the disabled but I doubt these people would ever support any alternative that would let those with mobility issues get around town without a car.
No one would be mad if you posted screenshots.
I might but it would mean trudging through that cesspool again...
It's pretty bad. The best one was... "If they didn't want us driving there then there wouldn't be a road there!!"
Oblivious to how change can occur.
It sounds like the city's seasonal approach is reasonable. Winter in Michigan is no joke and you pretty much need a car to get around.
Downtown Northville in the winter was the bomb. Cozy up by a fireplace. Eat in a private cabin. Walk around with a warm beverage.
The real kicker is the lady in the interview. They want to kill the whole thing... Which world be awful. I love having a safe area to walk, hang and eat with my family and dogs. That's now in jeopardy.