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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Interesting tidbit in the Current letter today: describing one of the meetings, the writer writes, "we were shocked when, in response to a question, the architect said the drawings are not to scale." Which is something that posters on this thread have pointed out. Leaving aside the question of whether the pool is wanted or not, the city's approach just seems so amateurish. [/quote] Of course they aren't to scale. As I've said before, if anyone actually believes a public pool with its decks and equipment will take up the space of one single tennis court, I've a got bridge in Brooklyn to sell you. Nine of the drawings included any of that. Just a randomly plopped pool somewhere on the property. [/quote] The DC government is certainly taking a Trumpian alt-reality view of the facts. Providing drawings not to scale is ridiculous. [/quote]
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