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Availability of affordable housing is a critical issue for metropolitan areas across the country, including here in Washington, DC. DC is pursuing various efforts to increase the amount of such housing and access to it. This event will focus on understanding these efforts and ways to help make them succeed in our neighborhood. More details to follow.
Revisions proposed by DC’s Office of Planning call for increased development in Ward 3, including to permit greater commercial and residential density along Cleveland Park’s Connecticut Avenue business corridor, and for further consideration of additional development along Wisconsin Avenue from Friendship Heights down to and within Cleveland Park. See the proposed “land use” and “generalized policy” maps: https://plandc.dc.gov/publication/proposed-future-land-use-and-generalized-policy-maps.
Come hear the Director of the DC Office of Planning, Andrew Trueblood, explain the proposals and then share your questions and thoughts with Council Member Mary Cheh and the CPCA board.
Meeting will start promptly at 6:15 at the Cleveland Park Library on Thursday, November 21st, with remarks by Director Trueblood beginning at 6:30.
What’s News? Come hear about the Main Streets grant for our Connecticut Avenue business strip, from Brianne Dornbush, Executive Director of the organization coordinating the effort, District Bridges
What’s on your mind? We want to hear from you! Come tell us your concerns and ideas: what would you like CPCA to help address?
What’s on CPCA’s Agenda? Come hear more about what CPCA is working on right now and upcoming activities.
Cleveland Park Public Library, 6:30pm.
Come to Cleveland Park’s historic firehouse. Check out the trucks, talk to our friendly neighborhood firefighters, and learn about fire safety.
Souvenirs and activities for the kids. And a great chance to show our appreciation for these men and women who put themselves in danger to save us from it.
DCFD Engine Co. 28, 3522 Connecticut Avenue
The Office of Planning has announced it will release the revised Plan on October 15th. Further event details to follow.
Cleveland Park Public Library, 6:30pm.
Availability of affordable housing is a critical issue for metropolitan areas across the country, including here in Washington, DC. DC is pursuing various efforts to increase the amount of such housing and access to it. This event will focus on understanding these efforts and ways to help make them succeed in our neighborhood. More details to follow.
Cleveland Park Public Library, 6:30pm.
At the Annual Meeting on June 13, 2019, the 2019-2020 Board of Directors was elected by acclamation. In order to make the transition to 2-year staggered terms, as required by the revised Bylaws, the Nominating Committee designated half of the candidates to serve initial 1-year terms, after which they can be re-elected for a 2-year term. The new Board (* = returning Board members):
President – Barr Weiner* (2 years) 1st Vice President – Alice Kelley* (2 years) 2nd Vice President – Elizabeth Ferenczi* (1 year) Treasurer – Hans Miller* (2 years) Corresponding Secretary – Alli Bernstein (2 years) Recording Secretary – Jennifer Ward* (1 year) At Large: Naihua Duan (2 years) Ann Hamilton* (1 year) Tom Miller (1 year) Melody Molinoff (2 years) Todd Pearson (2 years) Mike Rifer (1 year) Sauleh Siddiqui (1 year) Jamie Wickett (2 years)
To see their brief bios, click here.
To read the remarks of outgoing President Ruth Caplan, click here.
Clean Up at Melvin Hazen (photo by Doug Yuan)
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