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The board is considering allowing horse-drawn carriages to operate on a new section of Commerce Street. This could impact downtown traffic and tourism.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
Operators face significant financial decisions regarding transitioning to EVs, with potential costs for new vehicles and ongoing expenses for horse care.
Electric vehicle service providers and potentially consumers seeking new transportation experiences.
Horse carriage operators who may struggle with the financial burden of transitioning or maintaining their existing operations, and potentially the horses themselves if not adequately cared for.
The board is considering allowing horse-drawn carriages to operate on a new section of Commerce Street. This could impact downtown traffic and tourism.
The city is phasing out horse-drawn carriages by 2030, and the committee discussed how operators can transition to electric vehicle services. Options included permit exchanges, with concerns raised about the financial impact on operators and the care of horses during this transition.
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