>David
> A street, how can you talk of a street after the protest Sweard just had
>regarding 26th. Why would anyone in Seward want us to put in a street at
>28th just to have a boundary? I think the Midtown Greenway will make a
>great boundary, let have no more talk of streets.
Wait DeWayne and K.T. , aren't you jumping to conclusions? David said
nothing about adding a street. I had the impression he was talking about
using an existing street as a boundary.
My guess is that he was talking about 26th St to Hiawatha Ave to the RR
track or something like that.
I'm going to be a little more courageous
-- How about moving the whole boundary south to Lake Street. It is a much
more physical boundary than a nonexistent railroad track would be
(eventually the whole Shortline Railroad and Hiawatha spur will be
gone--there isn't that much cargo use south of lake.) And it makes
Longfellow a more manageable size. And the Seward Profile newspaper is
already delivered there.
Time to take shots at that crazy person from Seward who wants to grab all
that Longfellow land.
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sheldon mains seward neighborhood minneapolis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
the shameless agitator in the electronic town square
