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Attorney General Racine Meets With Local Business Group
April 23, 2015
•“The public interest is our client,” said Attorney General for the District of Columbia Karl Racine to members of the Georgetown Business Association during its monthly networking reception at Das Ethiopian Restaurant April 15.
Racine met with business leaders to explain his view of a disagreement he has with Mayor Muriel Bowser. According to Racine, the mayor’s fiscal 2016 budget “contains provisions that would gut the Attorney General’s independent ability to review the city’s legislation, regulations and real-estate deals for legal soundness . . .” Racine is D.C.’s first publicly elected attorney general. His supporters handed out a petition that asked those in attendance to use and send to Councilman Jack Evans.
According to the GBA, “Mayor Muriel Bowser’s Ward 2 Community Liaison, John Fanning, was also in attendance to articulate the mayor’s continued support of GBA’s initiative in providing resources and support to the Georgetown small business community. GBA President, Charles Camp, is thrilled to have the support of the Attorney General and Mayor Bowser as the association continues to lobby for additional resources to support Georgetown’s small business community.”
Also stopping by to meet GBA members and guests was Steven Shulman of Cultural Tourism D.C., who spoke of Passport D.C., which makes the 31 days of May into “a month-long journey around the world highlighting D.C.’s thriving international diplomatic community and its lively and varied international culture.” It includes programming by 70 embassies and more than 40 of D.C.’s best cultural institutions.
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Weekend Round Up April 9, 2015
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Cottage Conversation with Don Doyle and Sidney Blumenthal
April 9th, 2015 at 06:00 PM | $10-$20 | mmartz@savingplaces.org | Tel: 202-688-3735 | Event Website
Join us on Thursday, April 9, as historian Don Doyle, author of “The Cause of All Nations: An International History of the American Civil War,” examines international perspectives of the American Civil War. Dr. Doyle will be joined by Mr. Sidney Blumenthal, a widely-published journalist and former aide to President Clinton, for this program.
Address
Upshur Street at Rock Creek Church Road NW
2015 DC Design House Preview Day
April 11th, 2015 at 12:00 PM | $50 | dcdesignhouse@theloftatai.com | Tel: 301-807-0910 | Event Website
Be the first to see the 2015 DC Design House, a new country estate at 956 Mackall Farm Lane in McLean, VA. This is the 8th Annual DC Design House benefiting Children’s National Health System. The Preview Day offers the first look at the 27 finished spaces, designed by the area’s top interior designers and architects. Chef Bryan Voltaggio will prepare food for the event as well as signed copies of his new book, which will be for sale.
12:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Address
956 Mackall Farm Lane; McLean, VA 22101
Blessing of the Fleets
April 11th, 2015 at 01:00 PM | Free | mweber@navymemorial.org | Tel: (202) 380-0723 | Event Website
The Blessing of the Fleets ritual is intended to safeguard crews and ships from the danger of the seas through a blessing given by a clergyman at the water’s edge. During the Navy Memorial’s ceremony, sailors from the U.S. Navy’s Ceremonial Guard proceed across the outdoor plaza’s “Granite Sea” to pour water from the Seven Seas and Great Lakes into the surrounding fountains, “charging” them to life and welcoming the spring season.
Address
The United States Navy Memorial; 701 Pennsylvania Ave., NW
A Shakespeare Birthday Celebration
April 11th, 2015 at 01:30 PM | Free | julia.strusienski@dc.gov | Tel: 202-727-0232 | Event Website
Join the Georgetown Neighborhood Library as we honor the Bard in the month of his birth with a talk by a Folger Shakespeare Library docent and a group reading of the first act of “Hamlet.”
Questions? Interested in participating in the reading? E-mail julia.strusienski@dc.gov
Address
Georgetown Neighborhood Library; 3260 R St. NW
The Hoya 95th Anniversary Gala
April 11th, 2015 at 08:00 PM | gala@thehoya.com
Mark your calendars! The Hoya 95th Anniversary happens on April 11th, and you’re invited to take part in the festivities. Join for a night of fun and excitement.
#TheHoya95th @TheHoyaGala
Address
CITY TAVERN CLUB; 3206 M St NW
Salomé Chamber Orchestra
April 11th, 2015 at 08:00 PM | $35 adults, $30 seniors (65 and up), $30 students | office@dumbartonconcerts.org | Tel: 202-965-2000 | Event Website
Dumbarton Concerts’ season comes to an electrifying close with the Washington debut of Salomé Chamber Orchestra–New York City’s sensual, conductor-less orchestra formed by the three dynamic Carpenter siblings. The program includes Brahms’ Clarinet Quintet, “Libertango” by Astor Piazzolla, showpieces by Alexei Shor, and “La cumparsita”, one of the most famous tangos of all time, by Matos Rodríguez.
Address
3133 Dumbarton St. NW
Victory Road- The World Premiere
April 11th, 2015 at 07:30 PM | $40-45 | dance@bmdc.org | Tel: 703-910-5175 | Event Website](http://www.bmdc.org/victory-road)
Bowen McCauley Dance unites with Jason and The Scorchers to transform their songs into movement. Featuring music from their deep collection, the band joins BMD on stage for an exhilarating performance.
Enjoy an evening with revolutionary artists: The Washington Post named BMD “DC’s premier contemporary dance company” and Rolling Stone Magazine credited Jason and The Scorchers with “rewriting history of rock-n-roll in the South.”
Address
The Kennedy Center Terrace Theater; 2700 F St. NW
Washington Bullets Legends Kevin Grevey & Phil Chenier Team Up to Help the Casey Cares Foundation
April 11th, 2015 at 05:30 PM | Monique@MaroonPR.com | Tel: 443.864.4246 | [Event Website](http://caseycares.org/index.cfm?page=news&id=1240.)
The exclusive event benefiting the Foundation, which provides ongoing, uplifting programs with a special touch to critically ill children and their families, will include a conversation and Q&A session with the former Washington Bullets teammates, who will share insights on basketball’s rich history in the district and their outlook on the Washington Wizards. NBC Sports anchor, Steve Buckhantz is set to emcee the event.
Address
Grevey’s Restaurant & Sports Bar in Falls Church, VA
DC’s Taste of the Nation for No Kid Hungry
April 13th, 2015 at 06:00 PM | 120-225 | sdenafo@strength.org | [Event Website](http://ce.nokidhungry.org/events/taste-nation-washington-dc-0)
Residents of our nation’s capital can enjoy the most celebrated food in the DC area on April 13, when DC’s Taste of the Nation for No Kid Hungry returns to the historic National Building Museum. The annual tasting event will feature the city’s top chefs, sommeliers and mixologists united for a cause: making sure all children in this country get the healthy food they need, every day. Proceeds from the event benefit No Kid Hungry’s work to end childhood hunger in America.
Address
National Building Museum;401 F Street NW
Upperville Garden Club Daffodil Show
April 14th, 2015 at 02:00 PM | Free | stephybates@aol.com | Tel: 5405927086 | [Event Website](http://www.uppervillegardenclub.org/)
This American Daffodil Society accredited horticultural competition will amaze you. View thousands of daffodils of all sizes, colors, and forms, posed and submitted by amateur daffodil growers. All amateur growers are invited to exhibit. There will also be artistic arrangement divisions to enter.
Address
Buchanan Hall; 8549 John Mosby Highway; Upperville, VA 20185
Second Arrest Made in Hotel Murder Case
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A second person was arrested on Wednesday morning in connection with the stabbing death of lawyer David Messerschmitt, who was found dead at the Donovan hotel in Washington, D.C. Feb. 10.
A 19-year-old woman, Dominique Johnson was charged with conspiracy to commit armed robbery, according to a statement released by the Metropolitan Police Department.
Last week, Jamyra Gallmon, 21, was arrested and charged with first-degree murder. She allegedly went to his hotel room after answering a Craiglist ad Messerschmitt had placed for a sexual encounter with a man
Gallmon and Johnson were reportedly roommates.
Messerschmitt was found dead Feb. 10 at the Donovan Hotel in a fourth-floor room. He had stab wounds in his abdomen, groin and heart.
According to court documents, Gallmon acknowledged that she intended to rob Messerschmitt, but pulled a knife from her sweatpants, which she used to stab him. She then took his cash and Metro card.
Johnson’s initial appearance in D.C. Superior Court was Thursday, and Gallmon is due in court on Friday.
Suicide Near Capitol Building on Saturday
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On the afternoon of Saturday, April 11, the U.S. Capitol building was on temporary lockdown after a man killed himself outside the western facade of the building. The suicide came as Washington hosted the annual Cherry Blossom Festival, with tourists flooding the city to visit the Tidal Basin and the National Mall, not far from the Capitol.
U.S. Capitol Police Chief Kim Dine identified Leo P. Thornton, a 22-year-old from Illinois, as the man who committed suicide by gunshot Saturday. A bomb squad was called to investigate a roller suitcase and a backpack near the victim but nothing threatening was retrieved, according to officials.
Dine added that, at this time, there seems to be no connection to terrorism. Thornton had a sign with him about ”social justice” but didn’t carry any other weapons aside from a gun. The lockdown downtown was lifted just before 4 p.m. the same afternoon, but the West Terrace area of the Capitol will remain closed until further notice.
Spring Gallery Walk, April 17
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The annual Spring Art Walk presented by Georgetown galleries on Book Hill will take place on April 17 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Nine galleries will participate in an evening stroll and showcase a special exhibition of fine art.
The nine featured venues and their respective exhibits are Addison/Ripley Fine Art with Malthusian Paintings, 25 Years and Counting, All We Art with Forms of the Journey, Artist’s Proof Gallery with Les Printemps, Cross Mackenzie Gallery with Blast Off, Views of Man and Flight, Maurine Littleton Gallery with Botanical Wanderings, Neptune Fine Art with Modern & Contemporary Master Works on Paper, Robert Brown Gallery with Thirty Years of Discoveries: Paintings, Calligraphy and Ceramics, Susan Calloway Fine Arts with Layered Memories: The In-Between, and the Washington Print Makers Gallery with Jack Boul: Monotypes.
Enjoy refreshments as you add to your collection or begin cultivating one.
For more information visit georgetowngalleries.com or call (202) 333-0353.
Bowser to Deliver Her First State of the District Address
April 14, 2015
•Mayor Muriel Bowser will deliver her first State of the District address—based on the theme of “Pathways to the Middle Class”—5:30 p.m., Tuesday, March 31, at the Lincoln Theatre.
The address concludes the mayor’s “Pathways to the Middle Class Tour,” in which she engaged in a week-long public effort to highlight ways her administration is and will create pathways to the middle class for all D.C. residents, an effort that began with a rollout of a program planned to improve child care across the District in neighborhood and home-based facilities .
District residents can expect to hear other matters addressed by the mayor, including the District budget, the state of the marijuana initiative, crime, transportation, relations with the federal government, affordable housing, the dramatic changes in the District and its neighborhoods.
As is the case with speeches like these—the State of the Union speech, for instance—they tend to look forward, and or tout past achievements. As Mayor Bowser has only been in office for three months, this will be an address that’s likely to address future plans and needs rather than past achievements, although it is fair to say that the mayor has been busy.
Look to our April 8 issue and read about the Georgetowner’s recent sit-down interview with Mayor Bowser.
Weekend Round Up April 2, 2015
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Cultural Leadership Breakfast, Featuring Kim Sajet
April 9th, 2015 at 08:00 AM | $15 for George Town Club members $20 for non-members | richard@georgetowner.com | Tel: 202 338 4833 | Event Website
Don’t miss this exclusive opportunity to hear from and interact with National Portrait Gallery Director Kim Sajet in the elegant and intimate setting of the George Town Club. Join club members and the people behind the new developments in the visual and performing arts in D.C. at Georgetown Media Group’s next Cultural Leadership Breakfast: Thursday, April 9, from 8 to 9:30 a.m.
Address
The George Town Club; 1530 Wisconsin Ave NW
You Are Invited to Our Opening Celebration of Parc Riverside
April 2nd, 2015 at 07:00 PM | rsvp@parcrsvp.com | Tel: 703-465-0500
Toll Brothers Apartment Living cordially invites you to experience a new level of luxury on the Capitol Riverfront. Join us for a complimentary night of live music, great local dining and drinks, and a special guest appearance from the Nationals Presidents. The
Opening Party will be from 7-9 PM.
Address
Parc Riverside; 1011 First Street SE
National Cherry Blossom Festival Paper Tube Shelter Challenge
April 4th, 2015 at 01:00 PM | $5 Members, $10 Non-members | Tel: 202-272-2448 | Event Website
Pre-registration required. Price per participant: $5 Members | $10 Non-members
Design, model, and build shelters inspired by the work of Japanese architect Shigeru Ban, who builds both permanent and temporary structures with recyclable paper tubes. We’ll bring the tubes, you bring the creativity as we work together to build the biggest and strongest paper tube structures.
Address
National Building Museum;401 F Street NW
2015 Innovative Leadership Awards Dinner
April 7th, 2015 at 06:00 PM | 250-350 | Event Website
Leadership Greater Washington’s 2015 Innovative Leadership Awards Dinner will be held April 7; celebrating innovative leadership and community partnerships at the Fairmont over a networking cocktail hour and seated awards dinner. The organization boasts some of the top community leaders from the business, government and non-profit fields within the Greater Washington region. This year’s theme will honor a list of individuals and organizations for their out-of-the-box thinking.
Address
Fairmont Washington, DC – Georgetown – 2401 M Street, NW
Weekend Round Up March 26, 2015
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Naturally Occurring Patterns
March 27th, 2015 at 06:00 PM | FREE | media@allweartstudio.com | Tel: (202) 375-9713 | Event Website
The idea of biomorphism is explored by three artists, from different origins, working in various media, and a special selection of Pre-Columbian jewelry. Featuring the work of Donna Cameron, Mariana Copello, Mark Parascandola and a special selection of Pre-Columbian Goldwork from Luma Gold.
Address
1666 33rd St NW
Bye Bye Birdie at Georgetown Visitation
March 27th, 2015 at 07:30 PM | $10-15 | janetriley@comcast.net | Event Website
Georgetown Visitation Theater’s Masqueraders will present “Bye Bye Birdie,” a comedic and fun-filled musical that satirizes 1950s American society, March 27 and 28 at 7:30 p.m. and March 29 at 2 p.m. Inspired by the Elvis Presley phenomenon, the musical focuses on aspiring rock star Conrad Birdie.
Address
Visitation is located at 1524 35th Street, NW
Spring Sing!
March 28th, 2015 at 01:00 PM | Free | julia.strusienski@dc.gov | Tel: 202-727-0232 | Event Website
Join the Georgetown Neighborhood Library for a concert featuring student vocal groups from American University, Georgetown University, and George Washington University. It will be an a cappella extravaganza!
Address
Georgetown Neighborhood Library; 3260 R St. NW
Silent NO MORE
March 28th, 2015 at 07:30 PM | $25 | lsalay@cvic.com | Tel: 202-232-6627 | Event Website
Silent NO MORE, a theatrical performance by No Limits Theatre Group, a Culver City, Calif.-based nonprofit national theater program for children with hearing loss who are learning to speak and listen. The performance, featuring deaf performers, is a platform to encourage dialogue about the deaf community and strengthen the support system for all children with any degree of hearing loss.
Address
John F. Kennedy Center; 2700 F St. NW
Rueda de la Calle DC
March 28th, 2015 at 04:00 PM | FREE | Event Website
Rueda de la Calle DC – Saturday, March 28th in front of The White House.
International Rueda De Casino Multi Flash Mob 2015 will be held on Saturday, March 28th 2015 at 4:00pm local time in the city centers of major cities all over Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Europe, Australia, all over the world. http://flashmob.dileque.si/
Address
1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
Yappy Hour
March 28th, 2015 at 03:00 PM | 0 | Event Website
Following the Pet Adoption Day, join ZAIKA for a “Yappy Hour” from 3 – 5 PM for both humans and pets to enjoy! ZAIKA will be serving food and beverage from their happy hour menu, donating 10% of their proceeds to Homeward Trails.
Address
Market Common Clarendon; 2700 Clarendon Blvd; Arlington VA 22201
7th Annual DC-CAPITAL STARS: A Tribute to Rock ‘n’ Roll
April 1st, 2015 at 07:00 PM | $35-$45 show only; $500 show and gala reception. | adrienne.laborwit@dccap.org | Tel: 202-783-7938 | Event Website
An evening of inspiration, the 7th Annual DC-CAPITAL STARS: A Tribute to Rock ‘n’ Roll will roll out the red carpet to showcase the outstanding artistic abilities of college-bound students from DC public and public charter schools. Attracting over 1,000 guests and A-list celebrity judges, show will culminate with scholarships awarded to the top performers. A celebratory reception with live music and dancing follows the performance. Proceeds benefit the DC College Access Program.
Address
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts; Eisenhower Theater; 2700 F Street, NW
Georgetown-Burleith ANC Tonight: Attorney General, West Heating Plant, Prospect Place Zoning
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Advisory Neighborhood Commission 2E will hold its April meeting, 6:30 p.m., March 30, at Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School, 35th Street and Volta Place, NW, Heritage Room, main building, second floor. The following is tonight’s meeting agenda, as provided by ANC 2E.
Approval of the Agenda
• Approval of March 30, 2015, ANC 2E Public Meeting Agenda
Administrative
• Approval of March 2, 2015, Meeting Minutes
• Public Safety and Police Report
• Financial Report
• Transportation Report-DDOT public meeting re parking April 1
• DPW Report
• ANC 2E commissioners’ areas of particular interest — Ward 2 EdNetwork
Community Comment
• Office of the Attorney General – update — Robert White
• Georgetown BID: French Market
New Business
• Four Seasons — Sprint Four the Cure
• Concerts in the Park May 17, June 21 and July 12
• Lawyers Have Heart 10 K & 5K
ABC
No Review At This Time by ANC 2E:
The following applications for alcoholic beverage license renewals, which will be reviewed by the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, have not been added to the ANC 2E March 30 agenda and we do not propose to adopt a resolution on them at this time. If there are concerns about any of these applications for renewal, please contact the ANC 2E office by Friday, March 27, 2015.
• Towne Wine & Liquor, 1326 Wisconsin Ave., NW, ABRA-093813 – Class A renewal – April 20 petition date
• Potomac Wine & Spirits, 3100 M St., NW, ABRA-001926 – Class A renewal – April 27 petition date?
Zoning
• 3220 Prospect St., NW
Old Georgetown Board
PUBLIC AND MAJOR PROJECTS
1. West Heating Plant, 1051 29th St., NW — Nomination by the D.C. Preservation League for registration of the building on the National Register of Historic Places (for the Historic Preservation Review Board)
PRIVATE PROJECTS
1. SMD 02 OG 15-151 (HPA 15-273)
1724 34th Street, NW
Residence
Partial demolition, two-story rear addition – In progress
Permit
2. SMD 03 OG 15-114 (HPA 15-207)
3210 O Street, NW
Commercial
Signs and blade sign – Vaporfi
Permit
3. SMD 03 OG 15-149 (HPA 15-271)
3127 Dumbarton Street, NW
Residence
Roof deck and replacement stairs – Existing without permit
Permit
4. SMD 03 OG 15-120 (HPA 15-223)
3255-3259 Prospect Street, NW
Mixed use
New construction
Concept – revised
5. SMD 03 OG 15-153 (HPA 15-275)
1513 Wisconsin Avenue, NW
Mixed-use
Rooftop and rear additions
Concept – design development (for review by Historic Preservation Review Board)
6. SMD 05 OG 15-132 (HPA 15-236)
3347 M Street, NW
Commercial
Internally-illuminated signs – Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop
Permit
7. SMD 05 OG 15-110 (HPA 15-211)
1061 31st Street, NW
Commercial
Awning and signs – Canal Inn – Existing without permit
Permit
8. SMD 05 OG 15-145 (HPA 15-267)
1065 31st Street, NW
Commercial
Light fixtures – Existing, Awnings and signs – Pizzeria Napolitana
Permit
9. SMD 05 OG 15-152 (HPA 15-274)
1042 Wisconsin Avenue, NW
Commercial
Alterations, rooftop HVAC, signs and back-lit sign – SoulCycle
Permit
10. SMD 06 OG 15-108 (HPA 15-200)
3044 N Street, NW
Residence
Railings and planters at roof terrace above garage – Existing without permit
Permit
11. SMD 06 OG 15-135 (HPA 15-240)
1212 28th Street, NW
Residence
Three-story rear addition
Concept
12. SMD 07 OG 15-017 (HPA 15-030)
2523 Q Street, NW
Residence
Alterations
Permit
13. SMD 07 OG 15-122 (HPA 15-225)
1624 29th Street, NW
Residence
Rear yard excavation, new garage with roof terrace
Concept
No Review At This Time by ANC 2E:
The following additional projects, which are on the upcoming April 2, 2015, agenda of the Old Georgetown Board, have not been added to the ANC meeting agenda for OGB-related design review and we do not propose to adopt a resolution on them at this time. If there are concerns about any of these projects, please contact the ANC office by Friday, March 27, 2015.
1. SMD 03 OG 15-121 (HPA 15-224)
3301 N Street, NW
Residence
Rear addition, alterations
Concept
2. SMD 03 OG 15-146 (HPA 15-268)
1526 and 1528 32nd Street, NW
Residence
Replacement fences
Permit
3. SMD 03 OG 15-137 (HPA 15-242)
1505 35th Street, NW
Residence
Rooftop solar panels
Permit
4. SMD 02 OG 15-139 (HPA 15-250)
1576 Wisconsin Avenue, NW
Commercial
Signs — Georgetown Shell – Existing; pole mounted sign
Permit
5. SMD 03 OG 15-095 (HPA 15-183)
3252 O Street, NW
Residence
Two-story rear addition
Concept
6. SMD 03 OG 15-154 (HPA 15-276)
3107 Dumbarton Street, NW
Residence
Raise roof, rear addition, replacement windows, front door and window alterations, remove balustrade, site paving, elastomeric coating – Existing
Concept
7. SMD 03 OG 15-143 (HPA 15-265)
3129 Dumbarton Street, NW
Residence
Replacement windows and doors at rear
Permit
8. SMD 03 OG 15-158 (HPA 15-280)
1332 Wisconsin Avenue, NW
Commercial
Awning, signs – Beard Papa’s
Permit
9. SMD 05 OG 15-141 (HPA 15-263)
3122 M Street, NW
Commercial
Replacement windows
Permit
10. SMD 05 OG 15-140 (HPA 15-262)
3128 M Street, NW
Commercial
Alterations, signs – Francesca’s
Permit
11. SMD 05 OG 15-092 (HPA 15-180)
3150 M Street, NW
Commercial
Alterations
Concept – revised
12. SMD 05 OG 15-136 (HPA 15-241)
3277-3289 M Street, NW
Residential
Alterations
Permit
13. SMD 05 OG 15-142 (HPA 15-264)
3336 M Street, NW
Commercial
Banner on alley – Rent The Runway
Permit – revised
14. SMD 05 OG 15-148 (HPA 15-270)
3600 M Street, NW
Mixed-use
Alterations to louvers
Permit
15. SMD 05 OG 15-134 (HPA 15-239)
3323 Cady’s Alley, NW
Commercial
Signs, banner – Circa Lighting
Permit
16. SMD 05 OG 15-047 (HPA 15-075)
3330 Cady’s Alley, NW
Commercial
Alterations
Concept – revised
17. SMD 05 OG 15-147 (HPA 15-269)
3246 Prospect Street, NW
Commercial
Partial demolition, 3-story rear addition, replacement windows
Permit
18. SMD 05 OG 14-346 (HPA 14-679)
1065 Thomas Jefferson Street, NW
Residence
Additions and alterations
Concept – revised
19. SMD 05 OG 15-112 (HPA 15-215)
1225 Wisconsin Avenue, NW
Commercial
Replacement front windows, repointing
Permit
20. SMD 06 OG 15-144 (HPA 15-266)
1324 27th Street, NW
Residence
Alterations to front and rear yards
Concept
21. SMD 06 OG 15-052 (HPA 15-080)
1132 29th Street, NW
Commercial
Rear addition, site alterations
Concept – revised
22. SMD 06 OG 12-150 (HPA 12-272)
1231-1235 31st Street, NW
Front windows, rear additions, alterations, roof terrace
Permit
23. SMD 06 OG 15-127 (HPA 15-230)
2715 M Street, NW
Commercial
Alterations
Concept – revised
24. SMD 06 OG 15-130 (HPA 15-234)
3021 P Street, NW
Residence
Window alterations
Concept
25. SMD 06 OG 15-138 (HPA 15-245)
2725 Poplar Street, NW
Residence
Replacement fence
Permit
26. SMD 07 OG 15-063 (HPA 15-103)
1502 27th Street, NW
Residence
Front porch, site alterations
Concept
27. SMD 07 OG 15-156 (HPA 15-278)
1633 31st Street, NW
Residence
Two-story rear addition
Permit
28. SMD 07 OG 15-113 (HPA 15-208)
2500 Q Street, NW
Gateway Georgetown Condominiums
Replace rooftop antennas – T-Mobile
Permit
Government of the District of Columbia: Advisory Neighborhood Commission 2E
3265 S St., NW, Washington, D.C. 20007
202-724-7098
anc2e@dc.gov
www.anc2e.com