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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Opinions? I think it is ridiculous that [b]the city is circumventing the easement the land is subject to [/b]when it was originally given to the city. AU park has a perfect site for this development. And the whole”affordable housing” is BS and just being used as a way to justify it. There are plenty of vacant apartments in this area the city could offer, with incentives to the property owners, if they truly cared about affordable housing. Additionally there is not infrastructure that supports the additional cars and new students to the zoned school system. https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/the_8_proposals_pitched_for_a_hotly_debated_site_in_chevy_chase/23344?fbclid=IwY2xjawJXkzhleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHdiCaiitjnFbdsYgEzCgSPEn3EdVs3cKWDVBd8g2mHnJM2O6zf5nVwnGMA_aem_qyLCL8af-8X9wKZ83Wl27g[/quote] This is your uninformed opinion. Legal minds wholly disagree. The city has to rebuild the library and community center. A partnership like this that adds new housing on city land[b] is the best public use[/b] and certainly more cost effective than DCHA buying apartment buildings that are not available currently.[/quote] No it isn’t. And no one is suggesting buying apartment buildings. There are vacant apartments (look at the building at Conn and Nebraska for example - still full of empty units- which they promised would have retail on the ground floor) The city could provide tax incentives for leasing vacant units. Putting the public library and community center under apartments is ridiculous . The reality is not many people within the community are going to there anymore or go to a DCPR class, I certainly don’t want to go to a library in an apartment building affordable housing or otherwise. A free standing library and community center are what is needed. Building apartments on top is circumventing the easement plain as day. [/quote] Then someone should sue over the easement violation. [/quote] I am happy to have NIMBYs waste their money.[/quote]
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