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15DEC 1 McMillan Reservoir Slow Sand Filtration Site Redevelopment Updates:

Legislation Number: PR 21-307, the “McMillan Townhomes, Commercial, and Multifamily

Parcels Disposition Extension Approval Resolution of 2015” with 5 in favor, 2 opposed, and 1

abstained to support the Mayor’s resolution to extend the deadline to dispose of the McMillan

Site from December 2, 2016 to December 2, 2021; Resolution Number R21-0253 Effective

from Nov 3, 2015; Council’s Current Status Approved

Bill 21-336, on the “Closing of Franklin, Evarts, Douglas Streets NW in Square 3128, S.O. 13-

09432, Act of 2015” with 8 in favor, 0 opposed, and 0 abstained to support the proposed closing

of Franklin, Evarts, and Douglas Streets adjacent to Square 3128; Additional Info: BILL

SUMMARY - This bill closes public streets in Square 3128, bounded by 1st Street, N.W., to the

west, Michigan Avenue, N.W., to the north, North Capitol Street, N.W., to the east, and

Channing Street, N.W., to the south in Ward 5. Council’s Current Status Approved.

Notice of Public Hearing – Case No 13-14A (Jair Lynch Development Partners–Second Stage PUD for

McMillan Reservoir Slow Sand Filtration Site Redevelopment, Parcel 2). The Zoning Commission’s

update will be presented on December 17th

@ 6:30pm Jerrily R. Kress Memorial Hearing Room, 441 4th

Street, NW, Suite 220.

Z.C. Case #13-14B: “Jair Lynch Development Partners - Modifications to a Previously Approved

Consolidated Planned Unit (PUD) Development, Square 3128, Lot 800,” of Parcel 4 Building for the

Harry Teeter’s grocery with an ANC5E vote of 6 in favor, 0 opposed and 2 abstained in support of the

modifications to accommodate the grocery’s request. Notice of Public Hearing not presented as of

December’s “News to Use” date.

15DEC3 TRAFFIC ADVISORY: National Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony

The National Christmas Tree Lighting (Pageant of Peace Ceremony) will take place in the

District of Columbia. In conjunction with this event, there will be several street closures that

motorists should take into consideration: The street closure site set-up for the National

Christmas Tree Lighting will be from 2:00 pm until approximately 9:00 pm. The streets

closed to traffic will be 15th

Street and 17th

Streets, between Constitution Avenue, and New York

Avenue, N.W.

The Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia and the United States Park

Police will put the following street closures affecting vehicular traffic into effect on December

3, 2015, at 2:00 pm. The street closures will be lifted when the event has concluded. The

closures as a result of the event are as follows:

17th

Street, NW closed from Constitution Avenue to New York Avenue, NW

15th

Street, NW closed from Constitution Avenue to New York Avenue, NW

Constitution Avenue from 14th

Street to 18th

Street, NW

Pennsylvania Avenue from 14th

Street to 15th

Street, NW

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15DEC5 The Neighborhood Tree Lighting Event from 5-7PM @Rhode Island Row, 2300 Washington

Place, NE. Rhode Island Row proudly supports the WPGC Coat Drive from 10AM-7PM. Donate a

winter coat and/or a winter accessories and receive a voucher for a free photo with Santa. Vouchers

can be redeemed during the Tree Lighting Event. Live Performances, Festive Food & Drink, Free

Giveaways for the Kids. For more details, visit facebook.com/rhodeislandrow.

15DEC7 Stronghold Civic Association will meet at Shade’s Inspired Teaching Charter School from

6:30PM-9PM; located at the corner of Douglas and Lincoln Road NE. POC: Ms. Laura Jackson,

Stronghold CA Chair.

15DEC10 MAG (McMillan Advisory Group) Meeting – In 2006, the (MAG) was formed by the National

Capitol Revitalization Corporation (NCRC) as an unincorporated non‐profit group to serve as

forum to represent concerns of residents and the community’s as they relate to the development

of the McMillan Sand Filtration Site. Today, this group is now overseen by the Office of the

Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development (DMPED). It is made up of Ward 1 &

5 community representatives from community groups and civic associations. MAG meets on the

2nd

Thursday of each month from 7PM – 8:30PM; at the Summit, 116 T St NE across from the

Langley Elementary School. This meeting is open to the public.

15DEC15 ANC5E Public Meeting, held at Trinity University from 7PM – 9PM; Location: corner of Michigan

Avenue and Franklin St NE (125 Michigan Avenue NE); an agenda will follow prior to the meeting.

15DEC17 5D Citizen Advisory Council’s Meeting - 7PM – 8:30PM, Rhode Island Avenue Center, 680

Rhode Island Avenue NE. 15DEC21Bloomingdale Civic Association (BCA) will meet at St

George’s (2nd

and U Streets NW) from 7PM – 9PM. BCA meets every 3rd

Monday of the month. POC:

Ms. Teri Quinn, BCA Chair

Others Info:

Community Impact Statements:

If there is a crime that affects you in any way, you may complete the “Community Impact

Statement” to provide input on crime within your community and discuss how certain

crime affected you and your community.

5D AUSA Kendra Briggs, Community Prosecutor,esentation on synthetic drugs and how

it affects those who uses it at community meetings.

For more information on the Community Impact Statement, please contact Monica Veney

(Monica.Veney2@usdoj.gov) of 5th

District @ 202-698-0145. If you require other

assistance, contact the Watch Commander may be reach @ 202-327-4392.

Court Services & Offender Supervision Agency’s 5th

District Community Justice Advisory

Network (CJAN):

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Trina Stewart (Trina.Stewart@csosa.gov) is CSOSA Inter-governmental & Community Affairs

Specialist.

Paulette Perry (Paulette.Perry@csosa.gov) is CSOSA Initial Assessment Review Process and

CSOs Internal & External Collaborations. She works with the Community Supervision Officer

(CSO) Domestic Violence Unit, 202-442-1815;

Tony Lewis (Tony.Lewis@csosa.gov) with CSOSA V.O.T.E.E. Assessment Process. He may be

reach @ Mr. Lewis is the Vocational Development Coordinator for the V.O.T.E.E. Unit; 202-

369-0775.

Mr. Darryl Kornegay (Darryl.Kornegay@dc.gov) works with the External Employment

Vocational Partners. He assists with the Job Developer for the Academy of Hope; 202-299-

7667.