Want to question DC agency leaders about the efforts to curb crime and improve public safety in Ward 3? To get the latest on what’s stalling DC Water’s Albemarle Street project? To dig into another erosion control project in the Soapstone Valley?
The coming week is stacked with meetings on these topics and more. The first meeting is ANC 3F’s final regularly scheduled meeting of 2024, on…
Tuesday, November 19th: The meeting begins at 7 p.m., and the agenda (below) includes the DC Water update, an ANC election update, and a discussion of the Office of the Attorney General’s SAFE Act legislation. A representative from the OAG will be on hand to provide information and answer questions.
Wednesday, November 20th: At 6:30 p.m., Ward 3 Council member Matt Frumin is hosting a public safety forum with DC agency leaders. You can attend in person at the UDC Student Center ballroom, or participate on Zoom. Either way, you’re asked to register at bit.ly/w3pubsafety. Those who request the virtual meeting option will be sent the Zoom link upon registration.
Thursday, November 21st: The DC Department of Energy and the Environment is preparing, for the second time in a decade, to address stormwater runoff issues where Linnean Avenue dead-ends on the north side of the Soapstone Valley. It’s hosting a virtual meeting on the Linnean Gully project at 7 p.m. Here are the connection details:
WebEx link: bit.ly/linneanoutfallgully
Event number: 2310 581 3579 | Event password: GREEN2024
Or call in at 202-860-2110 and enter this access code: 231 058 13579.
ANC 3F Public Meeting Agenda
November 19, 2024
7:00 until 9:00 PM
Zoom Meeting Link
- Welcome Call to Order and Roll Call [7:00 pm]
- Adoption of the November Agenda and approval of October meeting minutes
- Commissioner Single Member District Updates
- Committee Reports
- Housing and Neighborhoods
- Streets & Sidewalks
- Parks & Watersheds
- Schools & Universities
- Regular Agenda-Community Forum
- ANC 3F Election Update Contested races
- Metropolitan Police Department: Lieutenant Forrest
- Van Ness Main Steet: Gloria Garcia
- University of the District of Columbia: Juanita Gray (Community Task Force Meeting Update, and UDC Gerontology Program Information)
- Mayor’s Office: Kendall Gibson
- Community Announcements
- Regular Agenda
- Tenant Safety Update: Secure Apartments For Everyone (SAFE) Regulation Amendment Act (Damon King, Policy Advisor, Office of the Attorney General). There’s a December 10 Council Hearing on the bill.
- Councilmember Frumin’s November 20 Public Safety Meeting at UDC
- DC Water/DDOT: Albemarle Street Closure Update Q&A
- DOEE Linnean Ave NW Outfall and Gully Restoration Project
- Regular Agenda - Votes
- ABCA Placard: Il Supremo request for amended liquor license to 2:00 AM (Ana DeLeon, Il Supremo)
- BZA Temporary Case #:BZATmp4548: Relocation of (OUC) 911 radio site from UDC Building 41 to Building 38 (Philippe Gregory, DGS)
- Commission Business [8:50pm]
- Treasurer’s Report: Mitchell Baer
- Adjournment [9:00pm]
The next ANC 3F meeting will be held on Tuesday, January 14 at 7PM
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Green Eyeshades says
On November 6, Ward 3 Councilmember Matt Frumin hosted this Zoom conference to allow community members living along Connecticut Avenue north of our neighborhood to lodge protests at DDOT’s and DC Water’s obnoxious insistence on doing heavy construction work along the Avenue until late at night, interrupting everyone’s sleep:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=566JCKVMpHo
As Commissioner Baer stated near the end of that YouTube video, our neighbors to the north are now confronting the same attitudes from DDOT and DC Water that we have been confronting here for at least the past two years.
Albemarlian says
Thank you for this information, as always! On the Linnean Gully project–has there been any thought of incorporating stepping stones or a walking path down to the park? The community has used the adjacent lot for access for decades, so it might make sense to incorporate some kind of a trail as part of this project–especially if there is going to be construction on those adjacent lots (in which case people will likely try to use this area for access with or without a formal trail). Thanks!