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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Height limits are the one thing that keeps our city charming and unique.[/quote] What an utterly moronic take[/quote] It sure isn’t local government ethics and avoiding conflicts of interest. :oops: [/quote] To enjoy wide streets, and open feel, healthy old growth trees and sunlight on one face is moronic? Then why do people want to live in DC in the first place, pray tell? Is everyone here a moron??[/quote] In fact Richard Florida has a column about how cities with more parks and fuller tree canopies attract more ‘creatives’ and investment. Cities with more tree canopy are more likely to have cooler temperatures, better overall health and lower stress. Greenery, lots of natural light and open vistas are an economic and lifestyle advantage for Washington.[/quote] Please forward that column to our self serving Mayor, and to our Council who need to hold the line against her cement mixers.[/quote]
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