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Originally Posted by Mr Downtown
Yeah, I'm puzzled by what you find delusional. The only person we hear asking a question simply expresses concern about the parking garage curb cut being directly opposite the busy entrance to Trader Joe's. When the reporter asks some other folks leaving the meeting what they thought of the project, they just say "well, I hope it's not more development than the infrastructure can handle." They didn't raise their hands to say that.
Now delusional was what I heard at last week's meeting about the apocalyptic horrors that will result from painting a bike-street "sharrow" on Ninth St. in Dearborn Park.
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I found the comments from the last woman strikingly delusional imo. She says the residents in the south loop like their neighborhood the way it is. No way she can speak for everyone and assume that. She then says they are not only replacing it but filling it, with an almost cringe worthy expression to over capacity? I mean this is Chicago and the south loop has so many lots and land that would obviously be developed sooner or later, and if those residents somehow believed when they moved there, it was going to stay as is is ignorant, after all this is the third largest city in USA.
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