Public policy · built in the open
Not promises. Implementation specifications: sourced, costed, legally mapped, assigned, dated, and enforceable.
Published
2 proposals · Boise and the Treasure Valley, Idaho
Two municipal systems → one accountable city
Unify Boise and Garden City through two voter majorities, an attached seven-district map, protected workers, a three-year transition code, and a funded four-year implementation.
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One corridor the region already owns
A three-phase, majority-elevated rail spine along the I-84 corridor, mapped on real Ada County and OpenStreetMap street data, funded opt-in by jurisdiction, with every cost, value-capture, and congestion assumption exposed and adjustable.
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Read a proposal here and you can check it here. A stated figure is labelled Stated. A measured one says what measured it. A modelled one shows the inputs and lets you move them, and the number changes while you watch.
The maps are not drawings. They are built from public GIS — Ada County street centrelines, OpenStreetMap, 2020 Census blocks — and every file the page reads is a link on the page. The PDF is the same document printed, so it cannot say something the web edition does not.