Christ Geldart resigned as a top D.C. official over an assault allegation and questions about where he lives.
The chorus of reporters asking about Geldart’s residency in the District grew louder with each day that followed the assault accusation, and by Oct. 6, D.C. Council member Elissa Silverman was among those with questions.That afternoon, she sent a request for information on the matter to E.
Asked Friday evening if Geldart had disclosed the geo bachelor arrangement — and whether it meets the spirit of the residency requirement — Bowser’s office said it had no further comment. and his wife decided to keep the house to avoid breaking the lease. Geldart said he opted to rent an apartment along
His family’s latest lease in Fall’s Church was up in April. He said they had been renting the home month-to-month since then, looking to move to a permanent home in the District.
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