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Isn't there a minimum amount of low income housing required in all new developments?

Are you sure? How is that possible?

So if it wouldn't improve the area's walkability or traffic flow what would be the point?

I think that would be fine but if the links went only to the forums it would be nice if the first post of each development thread contained the general info about the building (much like the wiki pages do now). That way you wouldn't have to look through the entire thread to get the basic info...

If possible there could be a "Developments" link on the main page that would bring you to the google development map. Then we could have the links on the google maps bring you to either an in depth page or the forum discussion page or both. It would be pretty much like what we have on the wiki...

Yeah sorry about that...It should be changed to the correct spelling now. The buildings website even has a different spelling for some reason. Why do you guys think restoring the rotary would make the area more pedestrian friendly? I really like that area as it is.

Jasonik, are you an architect? If you are the level of condescension in yours and ablarc's posts only help support DowntownDave's point.

That's a pretty weak analogy.

Here's the mayor on moving City Hall. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23F2prc_Ibg He gets a little more specific in this one. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHJFoVgbCTM

ablarc, since you keep referring us to the NY forum and like to hold Boston to the same standards as you do NY, tell me, would your prescription for City Hall Plaza be the same if it existed in Midtown Manhattan? Just curious.

Actually Ponce, there was only one Superbowl celebration at City Hall Plaza. The other two Superbowl celebrations as well as the World Series celebration took place in the form of "rolling rallies," so don't perpetuate the myth that CHP is some sort of significant, monumental meeting place...