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“Can this possibly be legal?”


Mount Pleasant Street, NW not far from the Raven

“Dear PoPville,

Construction happening on this building, no safety net or covered walkway below and this guy in the open front window doesn’t appear to have any safety gear on either. Some tenants exited the front door at one point and the guys below just shouted up to the guy in the window to stop for a second until they passed.”

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