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**Roneyslelry** · 08-09-2008, 09:29 PM

Mine would have to score 100.... with the added plus of being mostly closed to traffic.

Town Hall, civic offices, police station, post office, hospital, emergency ward, funeral parlor, any number of clinics, dentists, gyms, public library, every kind of shop from 99 cent to luxury brands, hardware stores, designer furniture stores, pharmacies, office supply, craftsman studios working in wood... in marble... in glass...framers... tailors.... shoe repair... small appliance repair... great resrtaurants, bars, coffeee shops... all kinds of butchers, really all kinds of food including a permanent farmers market in the very center of town... plus a train station...it goes on and on ... all with-in walking distance and a lot of it traffic free zones (or traffic reduced). AND let me mention that ...I'd say that about 90 percent of the businesses are privately owned.

An urban paradise? I think so.

08-09-2008, 09:29 PM	#5
Roneyslelry Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 569 Senior Member	Mine would have to score 100.... with the added plus of being mostly closed to traffic. Town Hall, civic offices, police station, post office, hospital, emergency ward, funeral parlor, any number of clinics, dentists, gyms, public library, every kind of shop from 99 cent to luxury brands, hardware stores, designer furniture stores, pharmacies, office supply, craftsman studios working in wood... in marble... in glass...framers... tailors.... shoe repair... small appliance repair... great resrtaurants, bars, coffeee shops... all kinds of butchers, really all kinds of food including a permanent farmers market in the very center of town... plus a train station...it goes on and on ... all with-in walking distance and a lot of it traffic free zones (or traffic reduced). AND let me mention that ...I'd say that about 90 percent of the businesses are privately owned. An urban paradise? I think so.
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