Rosemary's Bistro Blocking Connecticut Avenue

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DDOT streatery website says they’ve changed the deadline for removing improperly placed streateries to Nov. 30:

https://publicspaceactivation.ddot.dc.gov/pages/streateries

Of course they have.

[Anonymous]

Wonder who paid them off.

[Anonymous]

Heads are exploding all over DCUM!

[Anonymous]

Well, with the erection of a car dealer flag and installation of tacky pavers, I’d say eye sores are de jour in DC this year. So is pissing off your friendly neighbors. Ask Canada.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Heads are exploding all over DCUM!

What will they pee on next?

[Anonymous]

Streateries coming down in Mt Pleasant this week - what's it looking like on Connecticut Ave?

[Anonymous]

Still there as of 2 days ago. At the last minute, DC quietly changed the rule banning them from rush hour lanes so maybe they aren’t going to take it down?

[Anonymous]

Coming down on Wisconsin Avenue at Cathedral Commons

[Anonymous]

The Frenchman will protect his streetry to the bitter end!

[Anonymous]

There are some abandoned streeteries on Wisconsin north of Macomb that look like they were constructed with concrete salvaged from a war zone. You’d think that Cathedral Commons would be embarrassed to leave the Streeterubble there, which is also hazardous to cars using Wisconsin.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
“Ate in the streetery this morning, didn't smell like piss.”

Maybe it wasn’t the smell of piss, but rather the cooking?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There are some abandoned streeteries on Wisconsin north of Macomb that look like they were constructed with concrete salvaged from a war zone. You’d think that Cathedral Commons would be embarrassed to leave the Streeterubble there, which is also hazardous to cars using Wisconsin.

Ah, good ol DCUM. Yes, please think about the cars.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are some abandoned streeteries on Wisconsin north of Macomb that look like they were constructed with concrete salvaged from a war zone. You’d think that Cathedral Commons would be embarrassed to leave the Streeterubble there, which is also hazardous to cars using Wisconsin.

Ah, good ol DCUM. Yes, please think about the cars.

What about thinking about safety? Is it legal to have decrepit concrete barriers perpendicular to traffic in a travel lane on a major arterial road with no cones or reflectors to warn drivers of the sudden hazard ahead?

[Anonymous]

One of the city council members has introduced emergency legislation to make it easier to have a streatery year round. Reverses or eases a number of the requirements. Hearing is Dec 2nd, I think. Nothing like jamming this in with no notice so the public can’t really weigh in.

[Anonymous]

It’s in the process of being taken down. Only the concrete bollards remain. I think the city has to come pick them up.