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Keeping score: Home Depot vs. Sunland-Tujunga

The soap opera continued Thursday with Home Depot announcing it cancelled the June 24 open house at Mt. Gleason Middle School because LAUSD officials asked them to — contradicting the district’s own statements.

And the home improvement giant, as part of its shifting strategy, said it was submitting plans for a scaled-down store in Sunland-Tujunga, two-thirds the size of most of its stores. It also provided more details about its plans in an effort to overcome well-organized opposition in the community.

The No Home Depot activists disputed some of Home Depot’s assertions, saying,It is unfortunate that Home Depot is blaming the STA for their own mistakes, creating a hostile environment’, and accusing us of preventing people from getting information.”

This is fascinating
community conflict that will play out a long time. The community has become well organized and blocked Home Depot’s efforts at every turn but the company has enormous resources and clearly is committed to opening the store.

Stay tuned.

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9 Responses to Keeping score: Home Depot vs. Sunland-Tujunga

  1. Anonymous says:

    From what I understand the proposed remodel was going to be a ‘scaled down’ version of a standard Home Depot out of necessity. They had to work within the footprint of the building in order to adhere to strictly ‘tenant improvements’. It’s like saying the proposed Home Depot will be 20,000 feet smaller than the Kmart because the Kmart had a mezzanine that wasn’t used for customers and sales. It doesn’t mean the footprint of the store is 20,000 feet smaller. This kind of spin gets tiresome.
    I went the SH property owners meeting and it seemed a lot of the questions asked by audience were answered “I don’t know”, “I wasn’t invovled back then”, “I’m not sure about that”.
    If I understood correctly thse were questions asked at other meetings and the Home Depot rep still didn’t have upfront answers.

  2. Anonymous says:

    Home Depot says their store hours (5am to 11pm) are the same hours that KMart use to be open.
    Maybe on the day after Christmas….

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