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“Honestly, we were ready to go pee anywhere,” San Francisco resident Aaron Cutler told news station KNTV. “So any facility is better than none.”
The park now features 27 toilets, including the outdoor urinal, thanks to more than $20 million in renovations. They were the park’s first upgrades in 60 years. San Francisco Recreation and Park Department spokeswoman Sarah Madland said she wasn’t aware of any other cities with a public urinal.
San Francisco has a long, sometimes creative, history of dealing with public urination. In 2002, the city increased the possible fine for the crime up to $500, but that did little to deter it.
Last summer, the city painted nearly 30 walls with a repellant paint that makes urine spray back on the offender, San Francisco Public Works spokeswoman Rachel Gordon said.
Last summer, the city painted nearly 30 walls with a repellant paint that makes urine spray back on the offender, San Francisco Public Works spokeswoman Rachel Gordon said.
originally posted by: lightedhype
Last summer, the city painted nearly 30 walls with a repellant paint that makes urine spray back on the offender, San Francisco Public Works spokeswoman Rachel Gordon said.
Lol, that exists?? That is so awesomely evil. Thanks for sharing OP. I guess if the public is for it and if they are ready to pee anywhere this isa good thing.
originally posted by: Ismynameimportant
a reply to: SeaWorthy
Nothing new.
We were doing that in glastonbury years ago
and fighting for space with the dogs lol.
originally posted by: Irishhaf
It tripped me out the first time I went to Amsterdam... but the more I thought on it the more a covered spot that drains into the sewer made sense (for guys)if you had a high traffic area, especially if lots of booze was involved in said area.
How long will it be before people start crapping in it?
originally posted by: SeaWorthy
a reply to: N3k9Ni
How long will it be before people start crapping in it?
That's what I was thinking. So you stop trying to lick the problem and cave in cater to them, now they can pee in the park but now they will want to take it to the next level. That is how it is with people.
originally posted by: Abysha
a reply to: SeaWorthy
I am super confused here. Guys can pee on trees. Why not just plant trees?
originally posted by: snowspirit
There's already 27 toilets, and they feel like they just have to have an open air urinal as well?