If public urination is "not that big a deal" then why not construct an open-air urinal in downtown Lake Worth?

The idea of an open-air urinal isn't going down too well, pardon the pun, in San Francisco. Watch this news segment from ABC7's Wayne Freedman:
And this open-air urinal isn't just for males only. There is new technology for females also. At the next City Commission meeting on February 16th maybe Commissioner Ryan Maier can raise the question of whether the City should build an open-air urinal. Remember what Maier said on January 19th:

As of today (Monday, February 8th), there are 37 days until election day (March 15th). If you haven't been paying attention to what is happening in Lake Worth politics it's about time you started. In the video below is Maier at the City Commission meeting on 1/19 that was all about the homeless and nothing about the neighborhoods that are in such need for services and funding (Maier speaks first and then Commissioner Amoroso responds):
So, it's OK for people to urinate on the front door of businesses as long as nobody sees it? Commissioner Andy Amoroso has a big problem with that and so should anyone who thinks that kind of behavior is acceptable in our downtown.