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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just tired of that stretch of CT Ave getting hosed.  Ward 3 is a big place to spread around shared sacrifices.  What is Palisades doing?  What is Spring Valley doing?  What is Chevy Chase doing?  What is Friendship Heights doing? What is Barnaby Woods doing?  Looking at you Mary Cheh. [/quote]

McLean Gardens got the homeless shelter in a non-transparent process that got rushed through the Council.  It’s not just Connecticut Ave.  But I take your point.  And I just cant get over how folks in those other neighbors love to get on their high horses and lecture others about Ward 3’s responsibly to “share the burden” and “do our part.” [/quote]

McLean Garden is a private development not a neighborhood so McLean Gardens didn't get the homeless shelter though anyone who reads about DC politics on DCUM knows there is an aggrieved McLean Gardens resident who endlessly posts on DCUM complaining about the shelter site which was picked as part of very legal and normal DC Council legislation and which was then discussed at endless ANC meetings stretching out over a couple of years.  But part of the community garden was sacrificed for a parking lot for the police so Ms. McLean gardens keeps on bitching about it.

In any case no idea what either of the PP's are complaining about as Ward 3 really bears very little of the burden of DC's undesirable infra.

Perhaps the Van Ness poster can come back on here to clarify what they are even talking about - UDC has been in Van Ness for almost 50 years and the new student center is a big improvement as is the Park Van Ness building and overall the Van Ness area is much more vibrant than it was 10 years ago.

Same thing with the west end of Cleveland Park where the Giant and Ward 3 homeless shelter is located - aside from the shelter what burden are the sheltered elites in Cleveland Park having to bear?[/quote]

One the shelter opens the men can hang out all day at the entrance to the Giant Giant.  Win-win for them and Giant.[/quote]

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