Tag Archives: DDOT
DDOT Doesn’t Particularly Care for the Campus Plan Either
Last Friday, GM wrote about the stunning report from the Office of Planning calling for GU to house 100% of its undergrads by the fall of 2016. Buried in that news was that DDOT also chimed in on the campus … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Canal mule by Brownpau. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Both the Office of Planning and DDOT came out in opposition to GU’s campus plan yesterday (well, technically OP supported it, but with conditions that GU will likely find incredibly … Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by m-a-e. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Developer Jair Lynch says “people in Congress Heights spend about $25/week on groceries while in Georgetown people spend $125/week.” That’s about twice GM’s bill (for two people). How about you? Biker … Continue reading
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Where the Circulator Goes Now
So, we can all basically agree that DDOT rolled out the Circulator in a pretty ham-handed fashion. Despite the fact that the takeover of the Blue Bus was well known to be coming, there was no official word coming from … Continue reading
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MPD No Longer Issuing No Parking Signs
We’ve all seen them. Some of us have put them up ourselves. They’re Emergency No Parking signs, and they’re a fact of life in neighborhoods like Georgetown. They ordinarily evoke a bit of frustration, and sometimes a whole lot, but … Continue reading
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Why Not: Build More Bike Lanes?
Photo by Elly Blue. As part of an occasional series, GM asks “Why Not?“. Today he asks: why not build some bike lanes in Georgetown? For those not familiar with them, bike lanes are special lanes painted on roads the designate a … Continue reading
The Morning Metropolitan
North Face by Jason Pier. Good morning Georgetown and happy Veterans Day, here’s the latest: As announced at last week’s ANC meeting, stop signs have replaced the traffic lights on P at 28th and 30th. Speaking of transportation, DDOT exploring … Continue reading
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