Preliminary work has begun on the demolition of several structures on St. Elmo Avenue in Bethesda. They include the former Vuk, Chef Tony's and PureFire Yoga spaces (Chef Tony's and PureFire both have new Bethesda locations). This multi-property site is being cleared for the St. Elmo Apartments project; some structures on the project's Fairmont Avenue side have already been demolished.
They've left no sidewalk for pedestrians! I don't trust the drivers here enough to walk in the street..
ReplyDeleteGlad this is underway. There need to be more living units in Bethesda to keep prices down.
ReplyDeleteThe sidewalk closure is ridiculous. It'd be slightly better if there were warning signs, but not much. Crossing mid-block on St. Elmo isn't remotely safe. I'd feel safer crossing Woodmont mid-block.
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