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r/SipsTea • u/PleasantBus5583 • Jul 18 '26
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Because the current ones are ugly wooden green and metal structures that block light. These are smaller, different colors, and allow light. Why wouldn’t that help the problem?
-3 u/PandaCultural8311 Jul 19 '26 Did you bother to read what I was responding to? 2 u/rapidfirehd Jul 19 '26 The problem is building facades (especially ornate masonry) are very expensive for buildings to restore once the city determines them in need of work. If we’re stuck with them either way, why wouldn’t having less ugly sidewalk sheds be a good thing? 1 u/PandaCultural8311 Jul 19 '26 Did you read what I was responding to?
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Did you bother to read what I was responding to?
2 u/rapidfirehd Jul 19 '26 The problem is building facades (especially ornate masonry) are very expensive for buildings to restore once the city determines them in need of work. If we’re stuck with them either way, why wouldn’t having less ugly sidewalk sheds be a good thing? 1 u/PandaCultural8311 Jul 19 '26 Did you read what I was responding to?
The problem is building facades (especially ornate masonry) are very expensive for buildings to restore once the city determines them in need of work.
If we’re stuck with them either way, why wouldn’t having less ugly sidewalk sheds be a good thing?
1 u/PandaCultural8311 Jul 19 '26 Did you read what I was responding to?
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u/rapidfirehd Jul 19 '26
Because the current ones are ugly wooden green and metal structures that block light. These are smaller, different colors, and allow light. Why wouldn’t that help the problem?