I agree that there are far more effective ways to spend $210k, should it be properly earmarked somehow. It's only $210k if the City receives the tax though. Since real estate and income taxes go into the City's coffers, we can't trust that it would be used to help LP or even properly at all. I feel like it's a roll of the dice with pretty bad odds that something tangible and net-good would come out of the money should the City receive it. That means it's not really worth $210k to LP unless some responsible party holds it and will use it as such.

After dozens of dealings with city government, I have a hard time believing the $210k wouldn't be badly squandered instead of hiring two people planting native shrubs. I wouldn't trust the city to follow through unless there was something binding requiring them to do so.

The first known net positive function of the highway to nowhere.

If someone could tie their boat off so that it was stable, I could see climbing up. Standing in a boat, a regular height guy could easily reach the top and potentially climb up.

As good a guess as any. Personally, I lean towards a younger athletically inclined personage that would be able to climb down and back up from the railroad bridge. Daytime would be sketchy though due to the Light Rail.

We're new getting to the crux of the matter. When were these dolls placed?

We have a winner!!! Nicely done. I've shipped you a ton of virtual useless holiday points.