>fully pedestrianizing that section by blocking off some streets with bollards, letting people roam the full street, letting restaurants put out tables. Which

>fully pedestrianizing that section by blocking off some streets with bollards, letting people roam the full street, letting restaurants put out tables. Which is nice, but having experienced that in multiple cities, doesnt truly contribute in a larger meaningful way to "making it easier to build beautiful and walkable places" in the same way