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Should Omaha adopt a streetcar system? Why or why not?
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5/2/2017

Should Omaha adopt a streetcar system? Why or why not?

68%
Yes. WINNER

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32%
No.

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68%
Yes.

It's an added public transit option and an economic development tool that connects vibrant districts.
It's an added public transit option and an economic development tool that connects vibrant districts. Show Less
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32%
No.

It's an outdated form of transportation and an inefficient use of taxpayer dollars.
It's an outdated form of transportation and an inefficient use of taxpayer dollars. Show Less
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9 Votes

Could an urban-suburb hybrid be a solution for modern families?

Yes

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No

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Yes

Urban-style apartments in a single-family neighborhood offer the best of both worlds.
Urban-style apartments in a single-family neighborhood offer the best of both worlds. Show Less
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No

No, city-dwellers will always prefer a city atmosphere. It's best to keep things separate.
No, city-dwellers will always prefer a city atmosphere. It's best to keep things separate. Show Less
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4 Votes

Do you believe the City of Omaha is partially responsible?

No

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Yes

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No

MUD is clearly at fault. It is their responsibility to properly mark gas lines. It doesn't matter where the City "permitted" the line be placed...had it been properly marked, th... Show More
MUD is clearly at fault. It is their responsibility to properly mark gas lines. It doesn't matter where the City "permitted" the line be placed...had it been properly marked, the contractor wouldn't have struck it. Show Less
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Yes

I can see how the City of Omaha would be partially at fault. Proactive thinking on behalf of the City could have prevented the hazardous conditions that caused the fire.
I can see how the City of Omaha would be partially at fault. Proactive thinking on behalf of the City could have prevented the hazardous conditions that caused the fire. Show Less
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