Incidentally, for those who did not attend the meeting, residents of 335 seemed to make up the vast majority of the audience (and a couple of the participants at the table, in what appeared to be a last minute addition by the city). Because 335 is zoned commercial, they technically are not even afforded the cursory input we R60 folks get, but it seemed to be the feeling of all concerned that regardless of the law, both the single family neighbors and the developers were open to hearing their complaints/ideas, even if accommodating a lot of them will be difficult.

Do you mean the 335 Ponce building? That matches the description, though their back units already look down on their own structured parking and then the existing parking lot, so I don’t know how different it’ll be.

Whose view we talkin’ ’bout here?

Honestly at this point much of my sympathy lies with the condo folks on the east side of that building who will soon be facing that parking deck, but I don’t know that much can be done to ease that pain, unfortunately. There’s just not much room to maneuver or mitigate there.