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Interesting dense suburban development in Hermitage. -Sidewalks -Shared grass area viewable out front windows -Alleyways #Flexposting

How ‘bout some (Amazon) Flex-Posting? @themanaen.bsky.social I like these Shared Use Paths that’re prevalent in newer developed areas in Nolensville-Brentwood-Antioch-Bellevue areas. In our urban areas space is tighter but I still think there are lessons to be taken from our suburban neighbors.

Anyone go to or watch the East Bank Development Authority meeting today? #EastBankSTROAD

A policy to examine for effectiveness. The new great hangout, Lost & Found is closing one of their food trucks bc @nashville.gov determined their food trucks being close together is a fire hazard. They're also losing parking spaces bc of similar rules. My question is: Is it really a fire hazard?

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Extremely-niche East Nashville urbanism banter: The newly paved parking lot for El Fuego does not appear to be connected to the restaurant. If i'm seeing this right, people must walk all the way to the sidewalk adjacent to Gallatin to access the restaurant.

I think i'm late to the party on this but I saw Bell Rd. has flex-posts in its bike lane buffer. That's an upgrade.

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The answer to a lot of urban problems is: Slow down the cars -less noise -more reaction time for drivers to see people -pedestrians are 70% less likely to be killed at 20mph than 40mph -car v car or car v building wrecks less violent/injurious -Less shoulder buffer space required at lower speeds

Minneapolis getting in the bench game

It's awesome free parking is disappearing downtown & other areas. It's a sign of success. Parking spots are a necessary evil, not the main attraction. Charging market rates for parking is good for customer turnover & means spaces are available when & where you want them.

Good article by Nolan Gray on stadiums & how they fit in to cities(or don't)

Did you know that Nashville has the largest capacity soccer-specific stadium in the US?

Crossed the river to go see live music yesterday. Saw a nice tower going up at 1401 Church. The Motley. 3 towers, 1,194 residences, Retail space. forum.urbanplanet.org/topic/121508... Photo credit: Sean blackdog, Urban Planet

I wish the reasons for inaction were stated aloud. 'The reason we keep 5 lane's on Gallatin is because we believe it's good for commerce'. Because when that test is applied it doesn't hold up. Places where cars move slower & streets are friendlier to pedestrians are economically stronger.

If this Daylight Savings legislation happens, Nashville would/should just switch to Eastern Time, right? I like being in Central for NFL games starting at noon & TV show starting an hour earlier than ET, but I think joining ET would take care of our AM sun problems, no?

Flex posts recently added to the bike lane buffer in this area on Trinity.