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the other is making a substantial change in infrastructure that requires due diligence No, the transit improvements on Geary (and anywhere else in the city) a
by inferiorhuman 7y ago
the other is making a substantial change in infrastructure that requires due diligence
No, the transit improvements on Geary (and anywhere else in the city) are not slow in coming because of due diligence. The improvements have taken DECADES because NIMBYs stand in the way at every single opportunity. Same shit you see along Van Ness where perpetual scourge Peskin threw a hissy fit over the fucking street lamps. The Napoleon of North Beach ground the whole process to a halt over something so trivial that it could've been dealt with after or during construction. Improvements along Taraval got bogged down after the guy that owns Great Wall Hardware (Albert Chow) did his best to publicly sabotage any change. In that case the MTA had already determined that Tarval was particularly dangerous to pedestrians and transit riders but safety is apparently bad for his business.
- Anechoic 7y ago"The latter can certainly be more efficient [..]"
- inferiorhuman 7y ago"The latter can certainly be more efficient [..]" Due diligence can be made more efficient but due diligence isn't usually the holdup.