Developed by Kettler, the finished 15-story building will hold 101 residential units, 3500 SF of retail, a rooftop lounge, a wine cellar, a bike workshop, a fitness center and a glowing leaf sculpture at ground level.
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Sunday, August 16, 2015
Bethesda construction update: Element 28 luxury apartments (Photos)
Developed by Kettler, the finished 15-story building will hold 101 residential units, 3500 SF of retail, a rooftop lounge, a wine cellar, a bike workshop, a fitness center and a glowing leaf sculpture at ground level.
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For how much longer will they be allowed to use a lane of Old Georgetown road for their own use? On most days I see it being used for free parking for construction workers' vehicles. Why do they get free parking and normal citizens have to pay?
I think that lane of Old Georgetown is going to be closed for the foreseeable future. Now they have erected a covered sidewalk in the lane so they can take over the actual sidewalk too. (Bright side: when it starts to snow, they won't have to shovel the side walk. They were the worst when it came to shoveling last winter.)
7:25 PM - it's quite possible that the developer and/or the construction company would need to pay a fee to the county for use of that lane. But I don't know for sure.
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