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CSNA's October meeting reviewed the leadership slate for 2006, the Responsible Hospitality Panel, the Level 2 Parking Plan, planning of the Fall Planting (Nov 4! note the new date), and looking ahead to the annual CSNA Holiday Party! Read all the details in this month's minutes . . .
October 2006 · General Membership Meeting MinutesThursday, 12 October 2006 · 7:00 – 8:30 PM True Reformer Building · 1200 U Street, NW www.csnadc.org Welcome and IntroductionsPresident's Remarks - Peter Nevenglosky -
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Community Reports & Announcements Minutes - have been posted for the October 5, 2006 meeting at www.anc1b.org Lincoln Theatre - The city is in the process of identifying a use for the Lincoln Theater. Goals of the RFI are to have the Lincoln Theater operational and active year round, while maintaining the historic character and use of the building as a performance venue. Depending on the use of the space and its loading requirements, there may be an opportunity to develop the parking lot behind the Lincoln Theatre. Source Theatre - The Source Theatre is being bought out by a cultural group that will use the sspace as a multipurpose, rental theatre for a number of small, local theatre groups. The city and the IRS is working with the Source Theatre on resolving the money owed in taxes. Rumors around U Street:-Ernest questioned whether the Reeves Center is for sale-Potential retailers at Union Row may be Trader Joe’s and/or CVS-There will be no CVS at the Mason’s building at 10th and U, but another tenant is in negotiations for leasing the space
Committee Business and Regular ReportsTreasurer’s Report: Chuck Baxter, Treasurer Membership & Communications: Sommer Mathis -
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Transportation and Parking: Cheryl Cort -
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Phil attended a meeting at DDoT with other ANC commissioners. DDoT is considering numerous measures for the area, including the following: Installing parking meters at all locations that are free to residential permit holders. Installing pay to park machines on 14th and U Streets
-Jon Kardon presented the construction traffic control plan for View 14. Construction at the site is scheduled to begin in December and will last for two years. Major impacts of the plan include closing one northbound lane on 14th Street to construction traffic only, and closing the sidewalks around the perimeter of the site to pedestrian traffic. Ernest suggested that the plan incorporate the plans for Parcel 34, 1330 Belmont, and 2400 14th Street. In addition, Ernest suggested that the sidewalk on Florida Ave. be opened at night and closed during work hours. Richard Fishman suggested that the construction traffic lane on 14th Street be opened to regular traffic during non-work hours. Richard motioned that CSNA oppose the View 14 traffic control plan. CSNA voted against the opposition of the traffic control plan by a vote of 4 – 1 – 4. Level 2 Development will meet with DDoT, other neighborhood associations, and the ANC prior to returning to CSNA at the November meeting.
Clean and Green: Laura Bridge -
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Business Development and ABC: Jon Kardon -
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Public Safety: Vacant Phil said that there were no significant happenings at the last PSA 305 meeting Dee requested a letter of support to get a 3D officer assigned as a liaison to businesses on the 14th Street corridor. CSNA voted unanimously to write a letter of support to have a 3D officer assigned as a liaison to businesses on 14th Street.
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