Day #041: A hotel, anchors, and a Richmond Walk of Fame in Carytown
What makes Carytown one of Richmond’s greatest places? What could make it better?
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Day #040: Serious student discounts at museums
Experience is the backbone of education. More dramatic two-part pricing could attract a different audience while furthering the mission of Richmond’s museums.
Day #039: Pre-sorting trash, and landfill mining and reclamation
Turning today’s trash into the future’s treasure.
Day #038: Introduce “cop cams”
“Cop cams” decrease public complaints and use of police force while increasing transparency.
Day #037: Turn Cary Street and Main Street into two-way streets
Two-way reversion is a cheap tool for promoting commerce.
Day #036: Invest in conservation in addition to alternatives
We make significant (but still inadequate) investments in clean renewable alternatives, but we rarely talk about effective conservation.
Day #035: Reduced ticket prices for counties who fund infrastructure
Cheaper tickets to city-based events are the least residents could ask for after footing the bill for some of Richmond’s most visible infrastructure.
Day #034: Allow open containers in public
If detrimental behavior is already illegal, why ban consuming alcohol in public?
Day #033: Sell naming rights to public schools
An unorthodox idea for funding RPS capital improvements in the short-term.
Day #032: Develop an alternative strategy for dealing with congestion
The incredible cost of attempting and failing to reduce congestion.
