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Lance: You're wrong about the resolution, because I had no part in writing it. As I said, I missed the initial presentation and therefore didn't participate. I believe my only involvement was to ask a question about the intent of a phrase, which was then changed because it could be interpreted in way other than how its author meant it.

I am amazed you are arguing that an area is residential because the White House is nearby. Calling an area residential is not just about whether at least one person lives there. It's about whether businesses there need to be restrained in their impacts because we believe that residents deserve some protection from those impacts.

The White House is not impacted by what goes on at 16th and K. It's a fortress, I'm sure it has soundproofing, there's a park in between, and if anything the White Houses impacts the area (through motorcades), as opposed to being impacted by it.

by David Alpert on Jul 19, 2010 2:27 pm • link • report

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