Downtown Minneapolis faces a public restroom shortage
Downtown Minneapolis is facing what some call its number 1 and number 2 issue: a growing shortage of public bathrooms. From long searches for a simple restroom to the people most affected by limited access, the problem is creating daily challenges for workers, visitors and vulnerable communities. Minneapolis Downtown Council President and CEO Adam Duininck explains why there are so few loos downtown, what happens when a city does not have enough, and how a proposed $700,000 investment for 5 to 8 new bathrooms on Nicollet Mall could help.
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