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Originally Posted by exit2lef
I'm not sure I understand. Are you saying that Cane's would have faced less opposition if it had been planned for the east side of the street? Why would that make a difference? I'd expect opposition to intensify closer to Central.
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Sorry I wasn't clear.
I meant the historic neighborhood opposition to Cane's, which resulted in this new concept, has the messaging impact of: 'Serve the residents who live closer to Central, as opposed to a fast food place which will serve more of the residents to the west of 7th Ave.'
Again, this was probably a good result all things considered. I just don't like it when upper crust neighbors seemingly 'take' something from their lower income neighbors.