Charles Marohn
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Thanks John. Government accounting is not like other forms of accounting. If you run a business, you have to show your depreciating assets and your accumulating liabilities on your balance sheet. I...
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Hi Pam. About a decade ago, I wrote a piece trying to get at this exact thing (Roads, Streets, Stroads, and Park Roads). Engineers tend to hate this, but the federal park road standards are legit ...
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Thank you, Roger. And second to what Rodney has added here -- great stuff going on and they would benefit from having you in their conversation.
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There are so many variables there -- the type of street, the type of tax system, the soil conditions, drainage costs, are there utilities or not, traffic flow, pavement type, etc... -- that it's re...
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Welcome! Glad you found us. If you are talking about a presentation you can share, there are some options. For a quick introduction, the Not Just Bikes intro to Strong Towns video is great. The ent...
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Rodney, what part of this is still up for debate? Are you just asking how to react to the BRT investment? The people who are "resistant" -- is it just discontent or is there something they can inte...
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Is it this one? https://www.strongtowns.org/journal/2012/8/20/roads-streets-stroads-and-park-roads.html
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These are two good questions, but let me focus on the statement "there are significant limitations" first because it creates an important context. I don't think it is reasonable, or even desirable,...
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I feel like there are a couple of questions here. Let me see if I can simplify them: Is a blanket lowering of speed limits a good thing to do? How do we get engineers to vary from the 85th percent...
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I'm having a difficult time understanding this aspect of the question: "....how you address environmental problems caused by higher density..." In the engineering profession, there is a saying: "di...
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