oh my thinking was that the vacancy sign could be the tenant threatening to move out OR sabatoging landlord efforts to list the place/show it to new tenants while they’re still there

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dying to know if this is a halloween decoration or an nyc tenant waging war on their landlord

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This, of course, is not just DOJ's strategy in the Arch case. It has been its approach in the East Potomac Golf Course case & the Ballroom case as well. The White House East Wing (R.I.P.) is a casualty of this theory.

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In other words, according to DOJ, the time between agency action becoming “final” (when a judge can block it) and excavation beginning (when the injuries begin) asymptotically approaches zero. I don’t think Judge Chutkan will buy that argument.

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DOJ has argued that the suits to block Trump’s Arch don’t become ripe until agency action is final. That won’t happen, they say, ‘til the Nat Capitol Planning Com’n approves the Arch on 11/5 & Dept of Int approves it on 11/5 & Nat Park Svc publishes notice on 11/5. Work then starts—on 11/5. 1/2

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