What kind of backwards nonsense is this? The city just spent millions on a so-called 'solar canopy' in the downtown square that doesn't even face the sun half the day. I drove past it this morning and all I saw was a giant metal shed blocking the view of the skyline—practically a modern art piece for the birds. How about some common sense for a change? If you're going to build a 'phoenix' out here in the desert, at least make sure it actually works when the sun is beating down. It's like they designed this thing in an air-conditioned office on a cloudy day. Anyone else notice the thing is practically useless during our famous afternoon scorchers?