Exposing hidden potential of Homewood by encouraging improvement to the city’s largest infrastructure.

Christopher Winslett in Homewood Streets

Jan 26, 2021

What is the value of sunlight?

The photo below was taken at 8:36 am on January 26, 2021. This time of year, the sun has been up for 3…

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Christopher Winslett in Homewood Streets

Oct 8, 2018

When using a neighborhood street, expect neighborhood traffic

Christopher Winslett in Homewood Streets

Sep 18, 2018

Person on Bicycle hit by Car Yesterday around 6:30pm —how a person on a bicycle can protect themselves from a car

A person on bicycle was hit by car yesterday afternoon. The light was green for both directions of traffic, and the person on the bicycle…

Nate Schmidt in Homewood Streets

Sep 12, 2018

There are 824 city-owned spaces and 1,212 private spaces that the RPC…

Christopher Winslett in Homewood Streets

Jun 2, 2017

Diminishing Returns of Speed

I picked up a Harvard Business Review recently and read an article called Linear Thinking in a Nonlinear…

Christopher Winslett in Homewood Streets

May 2, 2017

Solving Saulter: Cognitive Dissonance

I’m having a bit of a crisis of confidence after the most recent survey of Saulter. The assumption I’ve always had is based on a series of conclusions:

Homewood is a city of loosely connected neighborhoods

Christopher Winslett in Homewood Streets

Apr 22, 2017

Solving Saulter — Survey Data

Last week, we asked the question: “What is the purpose of Saulter Road?”, and today, we are publishing the survey responses. Long story short, said two different ways:

the proximity a person lives near or uses the road determines how the person…

Christopher Winslett in Homewood Streets

Apr 21, 2017

Solving Saulter —Survey at Bottom

What is the purpose of Saulter Road? Before we can resolve Saulter road, we have to answer that question. Once we answer that question, it can be better settled. The options for Saulter are: