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Yes. there is a lot of data being reported. But, please all be cautious in trying to draw interpretations from some of it. There are caveats and limitations with most every type of data being reported. I will try to put out something in the next day or two
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Residents in areas of our neighborhood are already fortunate in that we have already retained access to exercise spaces in NPS run parks on Capitol Hill (Lincoln Park, Stanton Park,Marion Park). I have no information at this stage regarding the future of those
sites and, as far as I know, they will remain open and will continue to be monitored by DC Police, National Park Police and DC National guard personnel as they have been recently. If I hear that this changes, I will do my best to inform all as soon as I hear
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Plesae all keep in mind that is critical that all of these recreational spaces need to be utilized in complete compliance of social distancing guidelines, especially in the coming weeks as the impact of the virus on our metropolitan area is expected to increase.
Two weeks ago, testing figures showed about 13% of those tested being positive for COVID-19. Last week, this number rose to around 17.5%. While the numbers tested are small and, because of the testing prioritization measures implemented, only imperfectly representative
of the larger DC population, they are nontheless significant indicators of the direction and intensity of social spread across the city. </div>
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<b class="">It's mixed messaging and goes contrary to the approach taken by DC government</b> Yesterday DPR closed all open green spaces under their control. The last Mayor's order before the current one closed fenced in spaces, school courts and fields, playgrounds
but it specifically allowed open green spaces to remain open and available for use. So, the city has now changed that and ordered green spaces closed because of a concern about transmission and a judgment on whether social distancing can uniformly be expected
in parks. Late last week, MPD on at least two occasions went to Lincoln Park with loudspeakers to read a warning about social distancing which used words like "severe injury and death". </div>
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W<b class="">hich brings me to the next point</b>, <b class="">at least for some large areas of Capitol Hill. Lincoln Park, Marion Park and Stanton Park, as NPS parks, are still open.
</b>I think this is terrible mixed messaging but that's what the situation is. It may change. But, I linked up with NPS this morning and, as of yet, that is their policy. FYI, Last week, I had suggested that they consider posting several simple signs on social
distancing in Lincoln Park (and hopefully other NPS parks, eg, Marion and Stanton Parks). They told me today they are in process of doing the signs but it make take a few days.</div>
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<li class=""><b class="">Closing off a number of blocks this way would take some level of govt agency resources</b> in various ways. Everyone is overstretched.</li><li class="">A<b class="">ssumedly, this would require taking the existing parked cars off the street</b>. If it wouldn't, then I would see other problems like how do someone use their car and how do you ensure you don't create some potentially risky pedestrian/children
interactions with vehicles.</li><li class=""><b class="">If it takes the cars off the street, then it forces people from whatever block(s) are closed to have to travel further
</b>if they have to access their vehicles parked somewhere else. Given that we're supposed to only go out for essential things, most people going to their cars are doing so for something they view as important. I haven't gone around looking at the current parking
availability situation. My assumption is that a lot of residential blocks are fully parked up during the day with most people not going to work.</li><li class=""><b class="">Under current shutdown, barring efficient and inclusive email chains which are only available for some streets, for many areas of Capitol Hill, there are no reliable ways to consult with the residents</b> of a particular block(s) to
elicit their views on their block being closed to traffic.</li><li class="">T<b class="">aking a walk for exercise on the existing sidewalks is permitted by the Mayor's Order</b>. Granted if children were actively playing on sidewalks, social distancing would be messy, for the purposes of walks, a great many sidewalks
are wide enough for people to maintain distance. For those that aren't, it's not that difficult to avoid proximity by simply waiting for someone to pass. A practice which visits to CVS's narrow aisles have recently ingrained in a lot of us.</li><li class=""><b class="">Accepting the value of turning a street block into an impromptu children's playground and a locus for social distancing block parties, I'm skeptical that that is a good/safe idea from a COVID-19 perspective.</b>
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<li class=""> I've been to two social distancing block parties and in each one, I noticed they ended up creating an environment where, after one or two plastic cups of wine, a significant minority of people started unconsciously clustering close together. </li><li class="">In regard to a locus for children to play, you're creating a space akin to a playground when the city has intentionally closed playgrounds because of transmission risks. Granted, there's no equipment to wipe off and no surrounding fence. But, if
you provide a space for a dozen children to play in, understandably they are going to play in it and,despite best efforts of parents, it's not unreasonable to think that kids will run across to meet their friends. In re equipment, I suspect that in some cases
the closed block would end up like the old "plastic park" and toys and equipment would end up on the street and then be used by other children, also a risk.</li></ol>
</li><li class="">If the city were to selectively pick some individual blocks and close them like this, are they going to be available to everyone else in the immediate nieghborhood, living on other blocks? If they aren't, this idea is to me inequitable and a non-starter
for that reason. If they are open to a wider circle then even more than mentioned above, you're just recreating the public parks and playground that the city just closed. Why would we do that? </li><li class=""><span class="" style="font-family:Calibri,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; font-size:12pt">I do understand and sympathize with what is driving this idea. </span>
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to maintain sanity for children and for adults. Some blocks have fenced- in front yards of varying sizes where neighbors can go outside and still talk to others while keeping their distance.</span></li><li class=""><span class="" style="font-family:Calibri,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; font-size:12pt">We're going to be cooped up. Maybe through June. People need fresh air, exercise, a change in scenery. Kids, particularly get restless. </span></li><li class="">Confining people to spaces and limiting their ability to have human contact with a mix of others is not a good ecipe for mental health.</li><li class="">If it's accurate that we're going to be stuck for another month or two like this (or longer), all the stresses are going to get worse.</li><li class="">FYI, Mayor Bowser, in her press conference this morning, specifically confiormed, not suprisingly, that the current April 27 school reopening is not going to happen and school closures will be extended.<br class="">
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<span></span><br>
<span>To post to the list address your message to: LincolnParkDC@lincolnparkdc.info</span><br>
<span>When replying, please consider whether to reply to the sender only, or to the list, which is the default.</span><br>
<span>Not all replies are appropriate for the entire list.</span><br>
<span></span><br>
<span>Please do not send administrative requests to the list. Please click on the following link to</span><br>
<span>switch to digest mode, change your password, or otherwise manage your subscription:</span><br>
<span>https://vps.woteki.com/mailman/listinfo/lincolnparkdc_lincolnparkdc.info</span><br>
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<span>If you need assistance managing your subscription, please address your request to: towncrier@lincolnparkdc.info</span><br>
<span>Please do not address assistance requests to the list. Thank you for your cooperation.</span><br>
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