The Story:
--- Metro will open a three-month window for considering offers to relocate its headquarters. Relocation offers can come from all local jurisdictions after Metro adopts criteria for evaluating the proposals.
--- Mayor Adrian Fenty I submitted an unsolicited offer in April for Metro to move to a new building near its Anacostia station as part of the city's efforts to revitalize that area.
Bubble View:
--- Freeing up downtown development space would be great for the city, but its hard to believe Metro employees would relish a move to Anacostia.
Link: WashExam
June 17, 2007
Metro HQ Move Gets Serious
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They probably wouldn't ... but since when have we started guaranteeing our municipal employees a location that is primo. The rest of us in private industry don't get these guarantees ... and we're not public servants.
I agree with lance they probably wouldn't, most of us aren't public servant and don't receive such guarantees.
Cheers,
Belle
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