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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Irrelevant[/quote]

Well the poster said it was open to the neighborhood but the cars there mostly were from va and md and not thrilled to have my child go sit on the bloody bench and equipment tomorrow that was never cleaned up and just left there. Sounds relevant to me.  [/quote]

It's "irrelevant" that the immediate neighbors personally hashed out the agreement with Beauvoir lawyers to open the facilities to the public, and yet BOTH the neighbors AND not-neighbors are allowed in.  Even though those not-neighbors didn't themselves pay the land-use attorney hired by the neighbors in mid-2000s.    Follow along.   And urge your facilities guy to make a sweep of the play space every Monday morning before arrival time.

that's what occurs at my son's private DC school that opens its grounds to the public on the weekends[/quote]

I can't imagine that all of the immediate neighbors of Beauvoir care that much about the playground.  I mean, do all of those people have small children?  No. Even those with small children, the kids won't want to play on a playground forever.  The playground is a very nice, generous to the city
(Though I would argue that the city may have benefitted more if that $6mlion had been invested in scholarships or building a free
School in a needy neighborhood) doesn't it recruitment tool.  You don't build a $6 million playground for nothing.  Also,
Gross! With the bloody noses. [/quote]

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