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Originally Posted by logan5
Developing that land is a pretty big deal. It will completely change the complection of that area. Right now in the immediate area of the viaducts there are 3 lots that are completely empty, plus the unoccupied retail spaces. Once the viaducts are gone that will all change.
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Indeed. Replacing the viaducts will be of significant benefit to all stakeholders other than drivers, who will be slightly inconvenienced by a couple extra minutes of travel time. Perhaps the city could arrange for someone to play the world's tiniest violin alongside those invidious new stoplights?
Coupled with progress on development and a connector road within the Flats, this will have a transformative impact on the city's east.