'Instead of the graffiti that we're seeing around the city, this is actually beautifying the community,' says the owner of the local coffee shop, who told us the benches have been an asset to his business and customers.
Changes were quickly made. They removed half of the seating. This allowed water to get to the tree and it allowed car doors to open.
"Instead of the graffiti that we're seeing around the city, this is actually beautifying the community and allowing both our clients who have suffered from mental health issue to have fresh air outside," added Dao. Neighbors in another part of the city are now working with the Department of Public Works to keep their benches. It's getting a lot of attention. Some people have even posted on social media, #SavetheBenches.
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