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First of two, I assume the other is the railroad bridge conversion over by Wheeler?

The two initial recommendations from the 5/14 meeting:

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It's not explicitly called out on any of the airport corridor slides...

Makes me wonder about the one in Norman by the mall.

Interesting.

Sounds like a good excuse for further upgrades to the Softball Hall of Fame complex if it happens. And maybe even if it doesn't with the new Devon partnership.

The joke is that certain people here used to complain about John Rex saying it looked like a prison.

I'm in the park 2-3 times a month on Saturdays and it always makes me very pleased to see how well used it is.

I was stopping myself from making a 'looks like a high school' joke.

Thus what I was saying a few pages ago.

Are those three lines of solar panels on the south face of the parking garage?

Do the developers on this have any reasonable chance of sueing and getting the decision reversed?

There was a presentation on this in today's City Council meeting according to Marty Peercy, starting from here and going for about ten posts.

I do like the idea of a grocery store!

It was a very busy park this morning with the first Farmers Market of the season. Lots of people flying kites today too, for some reason.

General reputation damage for the city as a whole, making us look less serious in the eyes of the world.

Maybe I am doomposting too much but I am pretty sure I am not. This project is a net negative for OKC at this point and that will only prove to be more true over time.

Basically all the casual conversation and coverage I have seen of this project has treated OKC people as being the lunatics responsible for it. For example I listen to The B1M construction YouTube...

The last few months of following this project have been so disappointing. It has become abundantly clear ever since the Legends Tower announcement and Pete's subsequent investigative work that this...

I drove by the NW 13th & Classen location on Saturday and they are moving fast with the dirt work.

That 100 year old company line caught my eye as well, I am really curious who it might be.

We're in a nationwide housing crisis, a lack of people to move into these hypothetical residential towers seems like the least of this project's problems.

Balconies! I really hope we see these going up soon.

Oh, you are right, I was forgetting that part of the projects. That does make sense for a future additional bit of 344, and you could even have it run with 44 down to the where the east/west turnpike...

The east side of the changes at least make sense when you think about it in concert with the Access Oklahoma turnpikes. 335 can eventually continue down to 35 south of Norman and that feels like a...