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Not enough parking! We need more cool shops!
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I’d love for Old Town Elk Grove to be similar to Folsom and Roseville. Ice skating rink, locally owned shops, wine bistros, bars, restaurants and LIVE MUSIC. Bustling!
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Be sure to include enough public free parking so we can shop for our community. Development is useless if not able to attend. 😉 Thanks
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Please consider parking!
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Main Street is like hair salon alley lol
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can't change that.
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When we had our shop there from 1994-2019, I told anyone in leadership positions this is what old town needed.
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What in the world are the dullards at City Hall thinking? Delusions of grandeur!
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Love the forward thinking with this. Let’s integrate some European true historic cities into the mix. A lot of potential in old historic Elk Grove. Let’s bring it to life.
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Walkability & mixed use !
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It seems too snobby to me, doesn't fit the Elk Grove vibe. All Old Town needs is a few more good restaurants and a candy store or ice cream place.
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I think Main Street should be authentic to the history of EG, not try to embody the essence of somewhere else. If EG was a stagecoach stop then that's the vibe Main Street should have (obviously with a modern flair to attract patrons). Incorporate nods to the gold rush! I usually see historic areas of a town as a way to honor and preserve the history of the place and I think that would be really neat to see.
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❤️ love the small businesses there. The small bakery I’m Sausalito is great.
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As you reimagine Elk Grove ...what part of the existing old town are you removing to install one of these 6 ideas? And who is paying for these so called upgrade?....all this while Elk Grove blvd is one of the busiest roads in all of the city and a very active railway.......not very peaceful, tranquil or inviting even if it could be done....
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Marin County was HOME for me for the first 30 years of my life and I love Elk Grove and I hope that it continues to grow in a positive artistic, community focused, inclusive way.
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Love the idea, but would enjoy seeing a central portal map where we can see all approved projects, maps, timelines for start & finish. It'd be nice to see where our city is moving towards. Getting snip its or having to track down data should not be arduous. If there is already a site that offers what I suggested, please let me know.
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Also, I think the people here have seen these types of big plans before. Like the two versions of the mall. There was also talk of a soccer complex for a pro team. There was also some plans for a youth sports complex. The area that is now project elevate has gone through a couple of different ideas. We had the plans for the zoo. I don’t blame the city in most of these cases, but I think the people here want to see results and not more big plans that fizzle out. I know there is only so much the city can do because of the economy and needing outside interest to also get involved but this old town revision and what has been posted doesn’t seem realistic in my opinion. I feel like we are Charlie Brown.
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Beautiful but it takes lots of money.
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Another re-do of main street?
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I avoid that area for just that reason!
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And bikes! Don’t forget bikes. One thing I love about riding in Elk Grove is that most parks have a water bottle filling station. Thanks!
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thats the first thing that should change
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Follow This is fantastic! These are all beautiful and full of ideas. I look forward to seeing how Elk Grove incorporates them into Main Street to attract more visitors and support small businesses. Tule Coffeehouse, TrendE, School of Rock Elk Grove Prost Beer Hall, Babe's Lounge, Brick House Restaurant & Catering and the other businesses can use our support now.
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Super cool idea to reimagine Historic Main Street
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Love the Idea. Anything that brings community together and encourages people to walk and go out. Even Livermore downtown is also a good example. Don't forget parking! We need easy parking and free parking.
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This isn’t possible in Elk Grove’s old town. There is no other old town or historic area that compares to our old town and I don’t mean that in a good way. The way our old town is currently configured. There’s just not a lot that can be done.
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The city tried to ‘fix’ the problem years ago and totally messed up the flow. The streets are too narrow and the trees and additional curbs are a hazard. Plus the project took much longer to complete than originally planned. Many businesses went under. Including the Elk Grove Brewery.
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How about you stick to the roots and history of Elk Grove instead of \modern progressive\" which doesn't reflect the area at all?? It's not that difficult. Stop trying so hard!
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So what's elk grove trying to do? They can't fix the stop lights that are screwing up traffic, they want boutique shops but they keep getting corporate companies that eventually go under and can sell for cheaper than boutique stores. And then they're trying to entice businesses to come through.
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how about leave the city aesthetics alone and get rid of the 'tweaking' going on instead of doing more of it??
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It's true we don't have the income of a Sausalito or Tiburon, so maybe a refresh wouldn't look exactly like this, but I look at the success of PROST BEER HALL, @tulecoffee, and @TrendE as examples of how with a little tweaking, we could make the area a little more vibrant. Some of the \historic\" buildings are in need of serious repair so that would be an area to address for sure.
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I went to Old Town last Friday night around 7:30 and almost everything was closed already. Take a look at Burlingame Ave for some ideas. It's a great mix of small town shops and restaurants for night activity.
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We used to live in the Bay Area and Sausalito and Tiburon are two of our favorite places to frequent...real quaint and small town feel that we miss so much.
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It would be great to have all the old favorite restaurants and mom & pop businesses move to old town so the strip malls could be updated without losing that small town feel.
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the trains are a problem.
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and schools that are on Elk Grove Blvd
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San Luis Obispo used to have a great Thursday night market.
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If you want to see a city that has done it right, visit Livermore. One of the issues that keeps Elk Grove from having a \better\" old town is the traffic jams down Elk Grove Blvd. solve that and the rest is easy.
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It should be a gathering place that is open to everyone. It should be busy & festive. An European-like square without vehicular traffic is my preference.
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Love it!
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How about leave it as is
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personally, it needs to represent both now and then.....I like seeing the various events but sure wish there were better alternatives to getting to businesses that serves the public! Regardless of what the original road is called!
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I would like a Zocolo type of concept
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Let’s talk about the PRESENT. Many of the new residents of Elk Grove, and there a lot, are VERY familiar with the term Old Town Elk Grove on Elk Grove Blvd.
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During December, I'd love to have a feeling of a Christmas Night Market adorned with lights, the streets lined with booths selling hot cocoa, bratwurst, holiday trinkets, and a group caroling in front of a Christmas tree. 🌟
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It appears you can't comment privately on the link and they want to sell your info.
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It won’t ever be called ‘Main Street’ though. Why don’t you call it Elk Grove Blvd? Are you ashamed of that name?
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Better yet, just lower are taxes. Why is it that you think your government job is to go around finding new ways to spend my money?