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Public restrooms are a necessity — but so are trained attendants

May 1, 2024
The Hollywood Partnership is about to open the famed neighborhood’s first public restroom. The facility, going into an empty space in a building owned by the city Department of Transportation, is being funded with $1.5 million from the Los Angeles mayor’s office. The concept got some pushback from neighbors. “Property owners sometimes have the belief…To read more — login/subscribe

 

Busker Festivals Continue to Draw Crowds

August 8, 2024
For many downtowns, post-pandemic summertime schedules are filling up with outdoor busker festivals. The events feature a variety of performers — musicians, magicians, jugglers, fire-eaters, stilt-walkers, acrobats, and specialty cyclists among others. They hold strong appeal for audiences — there’s no cover charge, the entertainment options are broad, and tipping is optional. The August issue…Continue reading

 

Downtown Leaders, Stronger Together

August 27, 2020
In Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada, several organizations and the city have come together to position the downtown for reopening. "Over the years, we’ve had different groups working on the revitalization and development of downtown," says Andrew Malcolm, urban revitalization manager for the city. "We felt that we could be more successful in promoting the amazing things…Continue reading

 

Shared bike, scooter rides reach record levels

September 1, 2024
Bike share, e-scooters, and other micromobility vehicles are growing in popularity across North America — fully 157 million trips were recorded in the U.S. and Canada in 2023, according to a new analysis by the National Association of City Transportation Officials (NACTO). NACTO’s Shared Micromobility in the U.S. and Canada: 2023 report finds record-breaking ridership…To read more — login/subscribe

 

Downtown leaders, stronger together

August 1, 2020
In Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada, several organizations and the city have come together to position the downtown for reopening. “Over the years, we’ve had different groups working on the revitalization and development of downtown,” says Andrew Malcolm, City of Lethbridge, urban revitalization manager. “We felt that we could be more successful in promoting the amazing things…To read more — login/subscribe

 

Downtown Idea Exchange – Web Extras

July 1, 2019
Rather than regulating chains, city imposes limits on the width of storefronts —  The “storefront conservation corridor” in St. Petersburg, FL, offers an unusual approach to regulating retailers in two busy business districts. Rather than limiting chains or banning them outright, the city created new rules that define storefronts based on the width of their street-level facades. ...

New 5G equipment creates conflict in downtowns —  Mirroring a national pushback against the new generation of “small-cell” wireless antennas, officials in Whitefish, MT, aren’t keen about the prospects of new devices popping up in a downtown known for its mountain vistas and buildings that date to 1919. See a National League of Cities report about 5G antennas. ...

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In a sad reality for downtown leaders, pedestrian deaths keep rising

May 1, 2020
Walkable streetscapes and new mobility options are in demand, but there’s a dark side to U.S. traffic statistics. Nationwide pedestrian deaths rose in 2019 to their highest level in three decades, even as the nation’s roadway crash fatalities overall have been falling, according to a new report. Some 6,590 pedestrians died after being struck by…To read more — login/subscribe