Just like the European Union and local school districts, "Complete Streets" advocates insist that the voting continue until the correct result is reached. They won't take "no" for an answer, but once "yes" is reached, the question is closed.
Case in point, the City of St. Cloud, Minnesota. Back in September, the City Council voted down a "Complete Streets" policy, but that result was not allowed to stand. Yesterday, the City Council finally voted the right way and passed the policy on a 4-3 vote.
Warning to St. Cloud residents: now that "Yes" is official, good luck getting a bad project reversed.
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