Their plans for stormwater is to drain directly into the park, and these apartments will be directly across from the park. It absolutely affects the park.

I don't think it keeps those buildings. That's where they plan to build, and there's not enough room to build behind them.

No

That's the question on the KY3 streets. Aka their FB page.

Try The Market in Rogersville.

It's a bizarre rule for the apartment, not a weird law. Trust, I live in a place where they take a slice of EVERYTHING and we have one option for anything. I'm all for tenants having more options.

Are you looking on, like, zillow or apartment.com or are you looking "Springfield, MO Loft"?

If you google the latter, you'll get several results. It's All Downtown has a comprehensive list. But a lot of stuff downtown is student housing, too.

What a bizarre rule.

Honestly, it seems like you haven't even figured out how to Vanlife or have a nomadic lifestyle yet. You need to constantly have income coming in.

I have some acquaintances that do this, and they show the glamourous side, but not always the real side. They're not showing when they get up in the middle of the night to teach English to kids in China or that their job for the next 4-6 weeks is backbreaking labor on a farm.

You keep saying "to have something of my own." I'm not sure what you mean by that, It's not like a tiny parcel of land, or even an investment that will increase in value. It's just like any other car or other vehicle.

Almost no one living this life is doing it alone. The best suggestion is to rent one and test it out. Se if you really want to do this after having the experience.

Climate control IS a major safety issue. People die from exposure.

That's been one of the homeless/unhoused biggest - for lack of a better term - rallying cries. Get people in one area to administer assistance. The city of Springfield is the NIMBY in this case.

It's directly across from where they tore down the white house.

I used to swear by Xurros but they seem to have changed their recipe. I haven't found a good replacement yet.

Pampas Empanadas has pretty good Tres Leches cake.

Wilson Rutledge Farm Park has lots of really fun activities.

And a rotating locally owned boutique

Oh shit, they're tearing it down.

What three houses?

Still the plan they seem to be working with

support do not qualify as service animals under the ADA.

ETA: Reddit's shitting the bed for me today. FMFL

On pg 7 of the PDF someone else posted -

support do not qualify as service animals under the ADA.

Last time I checked, which was pre Covid, ESA was not protected under the same statutes as an actual service animal

That's what a lot of people are doing.

Piccolo is sooo good!

Sweet N Snow is gone.