I had to look up what ‘no plastic tulips’ meant - it just means those flexible sticks that look like they protect bike lanes but actually don’t.
But interestingly I found “Opponents argue that lining a 19th-century park with bright green tarmac and whimsical, bright-coloured plastic flowers looks like “ToyTown” and ruins the natural scenery”. They’re also worried about the loss of 100 parking spaces which is a valid concern, and they claim there are plenty of alternate routes on the side of the park. So maybe this isn’t quite as cut and dry.
I had to look up what ‘no plastic tulips’ meant - it just means those flexible sticks that look like they protect bike lanes but actually don’t.
But interestingly I found “Opponents argue that lining a 19th-century park with bright green tarmac and whimsical, bright-coloured plastic flowers looks like “ToyTown” and ruins the natural scenery”. They’re also worried about the loss of 100 parking spaces which is a valid concern, and they claim there are plenty of alternate routes on the side of the park. So maybe this isn’t quite as cut and dry.