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Breckenridge Walkable Main

2021-04-30 17:46:20.332106+00 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

Walkable Main will not return to Breckenridge

“Something that I am really concerned about is … if a restaurant that is in the closure is able to be not just at 100% capacity but then even above 100% capacity, we already have an employment issue in this town,” Owens said. “We know lots and lots of people are trying to hire and are understaffed, and I guess I would just really hate to see some people that are at 120% capacity getting full staff, and then somebody north of town or south of town not able to get full employees because there’s just additional pressure on the employee situation.”

"We can't stop catering to cars, business might improve!" is certainly a take.

Via this Twitter thread.

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