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Idea for the City: Let’s convert our 600 miles of alleyways into pedestrian/bike friendly paths
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Idea for the City: Let’s convert our 600 miles of alleyways into pedestrian/bike friendly paths

St. Louis Magazine recently highlighted a group looking to beautify alleyways using native plants. Why don’t we take it a step further and reclaim our alleys from trash dumpers and make St Louis one of the most pedestrian friendly cities in the world by beautifying our alleyways.

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u/Nearby-State-5132 — 2 days ago
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The Hill is a St Louis success story. Other neighborhoods should emulate it.

The Hill is thinking about a historic district but unlike many historic neighborhoods, the architecture may actually be one of its drawbacks (outside of St Ambrose). The hill is a successful story because it is centered on a church/school and has a thriving mix use community of bakeries, housing, bars, and restaurants. It’s completely walkable and bikeable but preserving shotgun houses does nothing to bolster it.

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u/Nearby-State-5132 — 3 days ago
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Greater St. Louis Inc has a retail improvement incentive. Why not use a small portion of that money to buy St. Louis flags and give them to any building downtown that has a flagpole? There are so many empty flag poles downtown. I think such a small gesture would go a long way!

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u/Nearby-State-5132 — 16 days ago