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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No so. The jewelry stores, the watch repair, the shoe store, the arts district, the kids activities. What happens to them?[/quote] ...they continue what they have been doing for the past 2 years?[/quote] They continue to struggle. Including the shoe store. [/quote] The shoe store is struggling because it's no longer possible for one car at a time to drive and park at the metered space in front of the store?[/quote] Yes. The shoe store is struggling because no one can see it to know it exists unless you are aimlessly walking around, which would not be a shoe store customer in any case.[/quote] But people aimlessly driving around would be shoe store customers?[/quote] The sheer ignorant arrogance of people like you bothers me the most. Here is what the business community, who support anything that makes them more money had to say about Woodmont Avenue. “Federal Realty Investment Trust, which owns the buildings along Woodmont, said in a letter to Elrich that being able to drive by a highly visible destination is the most important element of successful street retail, which is the expectation for retail stores and restaurants on Woodmont Avenue.”[/quote]
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