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By Jon Dalton (anonymous) | Posted October 01, 2007 at 16:26:21
There is room for buses on the other side of the park. Currently there is that wrought iron fence between the park and 60km/h traffic. I propose taking down the fence, having the bus stop on that side of the park, and closing the left lane to traffic except buses. The former bus lane would become all pedestrian. That would functionalize both sides of the park - as it stands now, the side with the fence is rather unpleasant, and the park is completely cut from the other side of the street.
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