Ivy Vann (@ivyvann) 's Twitter Profile
Ivy Vann

@ivyvann

Proud progressive and urbanist

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linkhttp://ivyvanntownplanning.com calendar_today14-11-2008 02:41:06

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Jorts (and Jean) (@jortsthecat) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Jean says to remind you that if your local police department is pretending to “escort Santa Claus” you should learn about civil forfeiture

Rave Sashayed (@_sashayed) 's Twitter Profile Photo

it absolutely rips that every single one of us has in our possession at least one (often TWO) little flat boxes containing the sum total of human knowledge & we just like. drop them in the toilet. or use the bigger one to rest our bagel plate on

Rave Sashayed (@_sashayed) 's Twitter Profile Photo

every day i explain my life and actions to the tiny medieval serf who lives in my skull and every day she goes ʜᴡæᴛ ʜᴡá?? and i say Keep Up Hildewald It's A Fucking Iphone

Judd Legum (@juddlegum) 's Twitter Profile Photo

But it's worse than that because we don't even discuss these tradeoffs. We don't talk about the tradeoff between more spending with military contractors and universal pre-K. We just always go with more military spending, no matter what.

Salim Furth (@salimfurth) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This victory is part of Ivy Vann's legacy. She quietly built support over multiple sessions and engaged a growing, diverse circle of stakeholders and experts. An election loss meant she had to hand it off, but this advance still belongs to her. Congrats, Ivy!

Steve Mouzon (@stevemouzon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What is the 15-minute city? It's every city ever built by humans on this planet until a century ago, but with a catchy new name. And if the old parts haven't been destroyed in the last century, it's where the tourists go. And people travel across oceans to see the best of them.

What is the 15-minute city? It's every city ever built by humans on this planet until a century ago, but with a catchy new name. And if the old parts haven't been destroyed in the last century, it's where the tourists go. And people travel across oceans to see the best of them.
Southern Urbanism (@southernurb) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"All current zoning legislation owes its existence to a racially biased model of land-use planning." Read more in this piece from the Quarterly by @AtqLab and co. southernurbanism.org/blog/winter-20…

The November (@brandonjlemay) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Many zoning laws are classist government regulations enacted by local governments. I support some zoning of course, but many regulations can be thrown out with great effect.

KT (@ktj192) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Rick Wilson Dems: We should accept minorities and treat them better Repubs: *screaming at Jews with a megaphone telling them to go back to Isreal* Why are Dems so divisive?

603 Forward (@603forward) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today, a critical pro-housing bill was voted down. Many who voted against this bill claim to care about our housing crisis. It’s time to walk the walk. What we are doing in NH now is not working. You cannot claim to care about this issue, but say not-in-my-backyard. #NHPolitics

Today, a critical pro-housing bill was voted down. Many who voted against this bill claim to care about our housing crisis. It’s time to walk the walk. What we are doing in NH now is not working. You cannot claim to care about this issue, but say not-in-my-backyard. #NHPolitics
Joe Sweeney (@joesweeneynh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Still pretty wild a House Democrat actually complained about the equity of her house being somehow impacted by having a rental property next door. It’s giving ‘The American Dream for me, not for thee’ vibes #NHPolitics

Jaime (@izurietavarea) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If we allow small footprints, streamline permits for small entrepreneurs, reduce requirements for small stores, then more creative, quirky, niche businesses can exist in our downtown. If we arbitrarily reduce the reach they can have, we may kill specialization and innovation.

If we allow small footprints, streamline permits for small entrepreneurs, reduce requirements for small stores, then more creative, quirky, niche businesses can exist in our downtown.

If we arbitrarily reduce the reach they can have, we may kill specialization and innovation.