On December 10th, the DC Council will begin considering the proposed redevelopment of the currently vacant J. F. Cook School by YouthBuild Public Charter School and Latin American Youth Center. YouthBuild will serve 150 additional students, aged 16 – 24, per year at Cook who have not found success in traditional public schools. LAYC will … More LAYC seeks support at JF Cook Disposition hearing
Monday, December 6, 2010 Meeting Agenda 7 PM, Mt. Sinai Church 3rd and Q ST NW And Holiday Reception I. Meeting Called to Order Geovani Bonilla, President II. Review of Last Meeting Minutes Tracina Leake, Secretary III. Treasurer Report Margaret Stevens 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM IV. Committee Updates a. Safety – review of crime … More December 6, 2010 BACA Meeting/Reception
See this 11/16/2010 message from Tania Jackson: McMillan Sand Filtration Site The Deputy Mayor for Planning & Economic Development Councilmember Harry “Tommy“ Thomas, Jr. Vision McMillan Partners Meeting #3: What We Heard — Preliminary Design Concepts Join us for a look at the preliminary design concepts based on feedback garnered from meetings and salons. This … More Public meeting #3 on the McMillan development
via Long Time Coming: Big Bear Cafe Gets its License – Housing Complex – Washington City Paper. Long Time Coming: Big Bear Cafe Gets its License Posted by Lydia DePillis on Nov. 13, 2010 at 1:04 pm On November 3, after months of negotiation with neighbors and being denied by the local ANC, the Big … More Big Bear Gets Liquor License
MMWashingtonProjectInfoPackageFINALR1110910 Project Summary Redevelopment of the Margaret Murray Washington School 27 O Street, NW Redevelopment of the M. M. Washington School into 80-90 units of affordable senior housing with 15,000 square feet of associated resident/community-use space. The project is intended for and will be operated for persons age 55 or older, one of … More MM Washington: Redevelopment Update
Dear Neighborhood Residents, The McMillan Sand Filtration Site Planning sessions continue apace– we had more great turnout last Saturday, and hope to have more participation going forward. The next meeting will be Saturday, November 20, 2010 from 9AM to 12PM. Please take the time to visit ENVISION McMILLAN (http://www.wikiplanning.org/), the wikiplanning site for the project, … More McMillan’s Wikiplanning site
The NoMa Annual Survey is Open! Help support our efforts to serve the neighborhood by completing the NoMa BID’s Annual Survey. The survey consists of 10 questions and should only take a few minutes to complete. The BID uses feedback from this survey to help shape our strategy for the upcoming year.Click here to take … More Take the NoMa Annual Survey
The Bates Area Civic Association meeting the night before election was privileged to have visits from Council Member Harry Thomas, Independent Candidate, Kathy Henderson and Republican Candidate, Tim Day. All 3 candidates for Ward 5 Council Member had about twenty minutes to present their positions and initiatives.
This email was sent to BACA, presumably for posting so I’m passing it on: To the Bates Area Civic Association: The Ward 5 Improvement Association is writing to all Ward 5 civic and citizens associations to seek your support to stop the District from creating a red light district in Ward 5. The District has … More Strip Clubs Coming to Ward 5
LAYC has proposed 20 units of residential housing for 47 18-to-24 year-olds to be co-located with a Youth Build Public Charter School campus at the former JF Cook Elementary School, 30 P Street, NW. The purpose of this site visit to tour a similar housing facility currently operated by LAYC. When: Wednesday, November 3, 2010 … More Site Visit to LAYC Residential Housing
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