Breaking News…

CPCA will live stream tonight’s Canidate’s Forum.

To watch, go to CPCA’s Facebook page here

   

CPCA October Meeting

THURSDAY EVE, OCTOBER 25

at the Cleveland Park Library
6:30 -7:00 PM
Business Meeting to
Adopt Annual Budget & Work Plan

7:00 – 9:00 PM

CANDIDATES’ FORUM

Come hear…

WARD 3 COUNCIL CANDIDATES

MARY CHEH – PETAR DIMTCHEV

and

ANC3C COMMISSIONERS / CANDIDATES


What do our Ward 3 Council candidates have to say about Cleveland Park, Ward 3, and DC-wide issues?

What are the key Cleveland Park issues before the ANC3C
and what are the candidates’ positions?
   

CLEVELAND PARK TOWN HALL

Sponsored by the Cleveland Park Citizens Association

Thursday, September 27

6:30 – 8:30 PM

Cleveland Park Library
in the 1st floor meeting room

CPCA is starting off the 2018/19 year by inviting you to ….

Come and share your vision, concerns, and interests
with your Cleveland Park neighbors.

What would you like CPCA to focus on
and how would you like to be involved?

Come share your thoughts and stay as long as you can.

   

CPCA Election Results

At CPCA’s Annual meeting held on Tuesday evening, May 22nd, the Officers were elected by unanimous vote and the At-Large candidates elected by ballots cast.

The officers are:

President, Ruth Caplan
1st Vice President, Jennifer Ward
2nd Vice President, Alice Kelley
Corresponding Secretary, Ann Hamilton
Recording Secretary, Margaret Lenzner
Treasurer, Barr Weiner

The At-Large candidates are:

Phillip Eagleburger
Elizabeth Ferenzci
John Korbel
Hans Miller
Mark Rosenman

In addition, the Resolution on the Comprehensive Plan which stated in part

Therefore, be it Resolved that CPCA has grave concerns regarding the proposed amendments to the Comprehensive Plan and opposes the changes that would render Comprehensive Plan definitions meaningless by removing and obscuring limitations, or simply saying the terms do not need to be honored;
Therefore, be it further resolved that CPCA urges the Council to reject the proposed legislation and to instead ensure that the standards for land use decisions will be clear, predictable, and legally enforceable.

was narrowly defeated.

   
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