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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The UDC campus is already a mess right now between the student center and other construction. Even if they started building the Murch swing space today, just can't see how it would be ready by August. Have they even done traffic studies to see how the surrounding houses will be impacted by the additional traffic? Have to imagine the embassies are not thrilled with this, let alone the surrounding home owners.[/quote] They need to adjust both the light at Conn Ave/Van Ness St. and the light at Van Ness St./Reno, which is incredibly fast. [/quote] Does anyone attend Murch who lives south of Van Ness? If not, why should these lights matter much?[/quote] Hearst families who live on the east side of Conn Ave, especially in the big buildings drive there. But, also, Mary Cheh told families that she envisions on the Murch drop off and pick up occurring on Van Ness Street on the side of UDC. She said she thought the metered street parking would be removed. So Murch families would have to drive south on Conn Ave and turn right onto Van Ness and then queue up to drop off. Then they would have to advance to the Van Ness/Reno light. Disaster for traffic.[/quote] anyone that knows Reno knows that is a bad plan.[/quote] DDOT should be figuring out how to take traffic off of Reno rather than directing more traffic there, especially to the problematic Van Ness intersection.[/quote] If I were a Sheridan parent, I'd be worried about the number of cars heading north on 36th after the UDC drop off in order to avoid Reno. It's a tight squeeze already. DOT should think about restricting access to 36th for through traffic during school hours. [/quote]
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