Garage Logic, broadcasting live from the office of the mayor above the

boat house on the east shore of Spoon Lake. Featuring the Rookie on Production,

Chris Revers, Vice President of Social Media, and John Heighten the newsroom.

Now the Fireworks Commissioner, Flashlight King, and Keeper, coming since your mid-1.

Joe Sushare.

Did you start bringing again? I believe it did. I'm the verify that. 61 degrees.

No, we still have some field. Never mind. You're not able to be heard.

I went and looked at a guy's house today. Are you moving? No. Why were you looking at

a guy's house? Oh, I got it. You were trying to get out of the fox. Fred Melo had a

piece in the Pioneer Press 10 days ago. But a guy who spent hundreds of thousands

of dollars restoring a place in St. Paul that happens to fall in the historic

preservation district. Yes. And he wants to complete his driveway with the stamped

brick-pavar look. Yes. Very familiar. And he's not being allowed to. I don't understand

that. And well, because the commission apparently believes it's not in keeping with historic

preservation. Well, I looked it up. The first use of a concrete driveway or street or

whatever was 1891. And his house was built before it. They want him to replace it with

the existing just plain concrete driveway. All he wants to do is he's improving it.

He's going to make it more attractive. It'd be the equivalent of if he had the north side

of the house with the original paint. And he said he wanted to repaint it. They'd say

no, unless you can make it look as blistered in his corrupted as this. So anyway, I like

concrete. What wasn't used to 1891? So it wasn't, I mean, commonly used for parking

services or driving until 1891. So the commission's just factually wrong. And they're playing

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