LAST COMMUNIT-E  BEFORE JULY
My schedule has heated up to the point that I have to give COMMUNIT-E a
brief rest. If you have a date sensitive notice, send it to me before
this coming Tuesday. Otherwise, hold the mail until July.
 
 
 

SEVERAL POSSIBLE REASONS . . .
In the last issue, I asked for theories about why the DC Government
e-mail provider would kick back my newsltter. It happend twice. Here are
some explanations.
 
***From: "Mauro, Amy (COUNCIL)" <Amauro@dc.gov>
dc.gov addresses have a filter for "bad words."  Funny, I know.  Did
your message have any profanity in it?  I've gotten your poop messages
before, so that can't be it.

[From KS: No profanity that I know of.]

*** From: "Pfleeger, Shari Lawrence" <pfleeger@rand.org>
It's possible that you got the spam notice because the spam software
found the word "beat" in a curious place.

**** From: Anji Henderson <vual7@yahoo.com>
My educated guess is that there are police reports in Community-E that
say "black male sexual offense" Etc.. That could be miss directed as
sexual discrimination..
Its goofey - yes, but I see how a filtering program could find it with
in its parameters..
 
 
 

BURGLARY ARREST
From:  "Jeffrey Moore" <JAMOORE@mpdc.org>
As you may have heard, the Second District had been struggling with a
series of daytime residential burglaries in the upper end  for the past
few weeks.  We got a break yesterday and made an arrest of a subject
that we think will be good for dozens of  residential burglaries in 2-D,
and 4-D and possibly even 3-D.  This subject has an extensive record for
burglaries, and was released from prison earlier this year for
burglaries in Mo Co.  He would burglarize residences to support a $400 a
day crack  habit.
---------------
On the morning of Thursday, June 5, 2003, a burglary of a residence
occurred in the 4900 blk of Western Ave,  A home was  entered through a
rear window and small items, including jewelry, clothing and cash was
stolen.  Over the past few weeks, we had noticed an increase in the
number of daylight burglaries of residences in the upper 2-D  area.
Several of these burglaries involved a lookout for a white male, stocky
and bald.  As a result, members of the Second District casual clothes
unit deployed in this area.   Once on the scene of the burglary on
Western Ave, the casual clothes officers noticed an open rear window,
and foot prints in  the grass and on the window sill.  During a canvass
for a suspect they located a white male that matched the description
listed  above.
 
The subsequent investigation has tied this suspect to the Western Avenue
burglary, and revealed that he has committed dozens of residential
burglaries in the 2-D area, and may be involved in similar burglaries in
4-D and 3-D as well.
 
This subject has an extensive record for burglary, and was released from
prison earlier this year for similar offenses in Mo Co.  I  will keep
you informed of our progress in this investigation.
 
 Jeff Moore
 Commander
 Second District
 
 
 
 

QUESTION ABOUT HOW TO REMOVE GRAFFITI
 From:  <Brennan.Ross@epamail.epa.gov> OR brennan.ross@alum.colby.edu
I was wondering if any readers could recommend a do-it-yourself remedy
for graffiti (mostly on stop signs and parking signs).  It's really
getting out of hand in AU Park, and I'd like to try to clean up some of
the signs near our block (and keep them clean).  Thanks -
 
 
 
 

HECHINGER BUILDING DEVELOPMENT
From: <Mullandoty@aol.com>
Can anything be done with construction trucks coming and going between
2AM-5AM?  They are, of course, noisy (especially since most people are
asleep), dropping off equipment and beeping as they are backing up.
Isn't there a law  against this in DC?
-------
JANNEY SOCCER FIELD DEVELOPMENT
I hope that they require the new developer to include enough parking for
the residents.  The new condos above the Hechinger building with not
enough parking spaces, my neighborhood street will be filled during the
day (which it already is by people who drive a few blocks from home to
park closer to the Metro), as well as the evening and weekends.  Let's
hope by all this development, we do not become like Dupont Circle (which
many of my neighbors have move from to live in a quieter area).
 
 
 

PEIRCE MILL OPEN HOUSE
From:  <pc@anc3f.org>
Saturday - June 14      10:00 am - 4:00 pm
The mill has been closed for the past year while repairs were made to
the internal structure of the building.  The Friends of Peirce Mill are
proud that this work -- the first phase of the restoration project --
was made possible by the efforts of our volunteer members in raising
money from foundations and other donors.

Arrangements have been made to open the mill for this one day to show
the neighbors what's been accomplished. Tour the mill (at Tilden and
Beach Drive) on June 14th, talk to the members of  the Friends of Peirce
Mill, and visit the adjoining Peirce Barn (formerly the Art Barn) to see
the display of historic photos of the mills along Rock Creek, of which
Peirce Mill is the sole survivor.   Coffee, juice and cookies available.
For further information, call Richard Abbott at 244-2379.
 
 
 
 

FT. BAYARD ANNOUNCEMENT
From: "Thomas.DiBiase@usdoj.gov" <Thomas.DiBiase@usdoj.gov>
June 16th Fundraiser for Friends of Ft. Bayard Park, Inc.
Looking for an inexpensive but delicious meal for the family?  Please
join Friends of Ft. Bayard Park, Inc. (FFBP) at Panera Bread on Monday,
June 16th from 6-9 p.m (see flier).  Ten (10) percent of all proceeds
during that time will go towards FFBP's fundraising efforts.  FFBP is a
non-profit group formed to improve the playground at Ft. Bayard Park.
The park is bounded by Western Ave., River Rd., Fessenden St., 46th St.,
and 47th St. Panera Bread (301.951.5858) is located at 4459 Willard
Ave., one block off Wisconsin Avenue.   Members of the group will be on
hand to answer questions, and to show the playground plans
Tad DiBiase
 
 
 
 

SPEAKER MEETING -D.C. DEPARTMENT CONSUMER AND REGULATORY AFFFAIRS
From:   "marvint" <marvint@bellatlantic.net>
On June 17  Friendship-Tenleytown Citizens Association will host a
community wide meeting  ( neighborhoods from Wisconsin and Mass.to
Western Ave.) about the   Department of Consumer and Regulatory
Affairs.  Guest Speaker will be  David Clark  Director of the Department
of Consumer and Regulatory  Affairs.  Question and Answer Period to
follow
Tuesday, June 17   Tenley Library       7:30- P.M.
 
 
 
 
 
TREE-BOXES BEING PAVED OVER
From: "Hazel F. Rebold" <hfrebold@earthlink.net>
I cannot understand why such effort and money is being spent to degrade
upper Wisconsin Avenue, both environmentally and aesthetically.

In the last few months, I have seen crews on most of the blocks of
Wisconsin Avenue between Tenleytown and Friendship Heights replacing
curbs and sidewalks. But they are also bricking over the tree-box strip
of ground between the concrete sidewalk and the curb.  The same has been
done in front of 5310 43rd Street (Chevy Chase Plaza Children's Center).

Why is this area not being left unpaved and landscaped, even if only
with grass? I believe that the adjacent property owners are responsible
for the upkeep of these areas, and our ANC can easily recruit neighbors
(from among our many avid gardeners) to help out if needed.

Can you please tell me why this is being done? Is there any way to
reverse this awful plan?

 
[From KS: If this area is paved over, how will trees planted along these
streets get water? They get very little as it is, between the street and
the sidewalk.]
 
 
 
 

PUBLIC MEETING ON NOISE FROM NATIONAL AIRPORT
From: "Ken Giles & Davida Perry" <kenanddavida@starpower.net>
This is from Kathy P's newsletter so I assume you saw it, but here it is
in case you didn't.
--------
June 19 - 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm:  Public meeting on noise impacts from
Reagan National Airport will be held at Sibley Memorial Hospital's Ernst
Auditorium at 5255 Loughboro Road, NW.  It is one of two public meetings
being sponsored by the Advisory Committee to National Airport's Noise
Compatibility Study.  The Community Advisory Committee will advise the
Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA), which operates Ronald
Reagan Washington National Airport, as part of a study designed to
forecast future noise contours at National and to propose abatement and
mitigation actions to reduce community noise impact. Some of the areas
identified by the Palisades Citizens Association, which is helping to
organize the meeting, include flight paths, aircraft types, nighttime
operations, noise monitoring and community relations. For more
information, contact George Nichols at 962-3355 or email at
gnichols@mwcog.org or Neal Phillips at (703) 417-8745 or email at
neal.phillips@mwaa.com. You can also call Mat Thorp, chair of the
Aircraft Noise Committee of the Palisades Citizens Association at (202)
363-4048.

WHOLE FOODS' "MOVIES IN THE PARK" ARE BACK!
From: <anc3b@aol.com>
Back by popular demand. Bring your blankets and lawn chairs. Bring the
kids, the grandparents and all your friends. Have a party, have a
picnic. On the Guy Mason Ball field at 3600 Calvert St. NW. There is
plenty of room for everyone. Parking at the Guy Mason parking lot.
Friday, June 27 @ 8:30 pm: Mary Poppins
Friday, July 25 @ 8:30 pm: Romancing the stone
Friday, August 29 @7:30 pm: The Lion King (please note the earlier time
in August)

We'll have popcorn, natural sodas and music starting at 7 pm (June and
July) and 6 pm (August).
For information and rain cancellations please call Guy Mason Recreation
Center at 202-282-2180 On the first Movie Night, Friday, June 27, we
will also have a barbecue to benefit N Street Village from 7 pm - 8:30
pm 5% Day.

For 30 years,  N Street Village has provided long term and short term
social and support services for homeless women across DC and is the only
place where homeless women can take free showers.
 
 
 

COMMUNITY BULLETIN BAORD

**** From:  "Greg Crist" <gcrist@hotmail.com>
Verplanck Neighbor
Jeannie and I are your new (future) neighbors in the 4500 block of
Verplanck. We've been working on the place on and off since november but
the fun stuff is going to begin soon. An architect has come up with a
new plan and the permit is due any day. I know it will be an annoyance
to people in the neighborhood, but I'd like everyone to know who we are,
and that they can contact us to complain anytime.
Thanks, and looking forward to meeting our new neighbors.
Greg Crist
cel. 202-262-4164

**** From:  "Polly King" <pking@lldhhome.org>
MANDARIN SPEAKING VOLUNTEER NEEDED
The Lisner-Louise-Dickson-Hurt Home is looking for a volunteer who
speaks mandarin to visit with an elderly non-English speaking gentleman
who resides at the Home. The resident has no family living in the DC
area and it would be wonderful if he could have someone to converse
with, and also helpful for the staff to have someone through whom he
could convey his needs and wishes. Contact Polly King (202) 966-6667 x
3349 or PKING@LLDHHOME.ORG

**** From:  "Maren Handler Siegel" <marenhs@hotmail.com>
I'm looking for somebody to watch my kids Tuesday afternoon, from about
2:00 - 5:00.  I have 2 boys, ages 3 & 8, and live very close to the
Tenley Metro, so a car is not needed.  If anyone is interested, or knows
anyone who is interested, please contact me at marenhs@hotmail.com.
Thanks,  Maren Siegel

**** From: Sharlene Kranz <skranz_99@yahoo.com>
My 50-year-old brother is moving here from California in a month with
his golf clubs.  Where can he play golf in the area?  Thanks.  SKranz
 
**** From: "Bob Comeau" <bcomeau@bellatlantic.net>
 I'm wondering if there is a way to get recommendations from others in
our neighborhood on "who to use" for handyman and other repair
services.  Right now for example, I'm looking for someone who cleans
gutters and also need a roof repair person.
Phyll  202-364-3972

[From KS: Don't forget to look at the extensive listing on the ANC3F web
site at:
http://www.anc3f.org/communit03-03-20.html]

**** From:  Joey Cotruvo <jcotruvo@princeton.edu>
TUTOR: COURSEWORK AND SAT PREP, by Princeton student, National Merit
Scholar, and Presidential Scholar.  Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry,
Calculus, General and Organic Chemistry, Latin, and Music.  (202)
362-5015 or jcotruvo@princeton.edu.

**** From: <Kathleen.Conley@frb.gov>
Does anyone have use for old screens or storm windows and doors?  If so,
please contact K. Conley (day: 202-452-2389).

**** From: "theyardsellers" <theyardsellers@yahoo.com>
Thru: tenleytown@yahoogroups.com
My name is Olivia Ma and my brother, Ro, and I are organizing a large
yard sale for this weekend, Saturday June 14.  We are two college
students home for the summer - both graduated from Sidwell Friends in
2001 and 2002, respectively.   We are hoping to solicit other members of
the neighborhood to sell their unwanted stuff in this yard sale - we
will come and pick-up, move, and sell your items for only 30% of the
profit made.  Anything you are longing to get rid of is PERFECT - not
only will it be off your hands, but you can make a profit!
If you're interested and/or want more details and information, please
e-mail us at TheYardSellers@yahoo.com or call 202-244-7303 and ask for
Olivia or Ro.   Thanks!

**** From: "Richard Abbott" <abbott1229@erols.com>
HOUSE AVAILABLE
We will be away from July 29 to September 14 and our house in Tenleytown
would be available for all or part of this time at a very reasonable
rent. Contact us at abbott1229@erols.com if interested. Richard Abbott

****  From:  <Vrutten@aol.com>bject:
Microwave Oven for Sale: Sharp Carousel II microwave for sale for $20.
It works fine, but is missing its carousel.  It is white with a black
door and its measurements are 11" high by 18" wide.  Please call
202.244.2130 or e-mail Vrutten@aol.com

**** From: Joyce Burnett <georgiegirl961@yahoo.com>
I'm looking for 2 people to share a place with.  If you happen to know
of anyone, give them my phone or email.  (202) 362-9507
georgiegirl961@yahoo.com.  Thanks again.

**** From:  <LRol@aol.com>
Who is the person that reccommended Marco Enderle the electrician. He
was great and he wants to thankyou.

**** From: <StarAKA4U@aol.com>
 Summer Membership Special @Pavilion Health & Swim Club
You can join the Pavilion Health & Swim Club for $159 June-August.
Pavilion Health and Swim Club is located on the Penthouse Level of
Embassy Suites Hotel in the Chevy Chase Pavilion. (202)-362-9300 ext.262
Tonya Walton
General Manager
 
 
 
 

IONA VOLUNTEER ESCORTS
 From: "Christine Roach" <CRoach@iona.org>
Why should you consider serving as an IONA Volunteer Escort?  Read the
reasons that local seniors and volunteers have cited:

Low Vision:  "For low-vision seniors like me, Metro is just not an
option.  I cannot see the destination signs on trains or buses.  Metro
Access is not dependable.  I once arrived 45 minutes late for a doctor's
appointment and the doctor couldn't see me.  I find my world getting
smaller and smaller."
-Nan M, NW Washington DC resident

Mobility: "Buses are difficult for me to use because I have a hard time
getting up and down the four steps.  Escort assistance is so valuable
when you have to walk across a long lobby floor that is often slippery."
-Frieda F, Friendship Terrace resident

Confusion:  "I can't emphasize enough how dependent these seniors are on
alternative modes of transportation.  Frail seniors are not able to
travel to neccessary appointments without door-to-door assistance.  You
can't  always drop a senior off in front of a multi-story office
building on K Street and expect her to get to the doctor on  the 9th
floor without assistance."
-Terry H, IONA Escort Volunteer Driver

Hearing Impairment: "I used to be able to walk to St. Mary's Court for
lunch.  But I can no longer walk the  distance.  That, combined with my
hearing difficulties, makes it impossible for me to use mass transit.
Alternate  transportation options are a lifeline for me."
-Otto U, NW Washington DC resident

Without the assistance of IONA Volunteer Escorts, many seniors would be
forced to sacrifice the independence  and comfort of their homes and
communities.  By serving as a Volunteer Escort, you not only create a
vital link to essential destinations.  You enable a senior to continue
living independently.

IONA Escorts enjoy the company of seniors in an easy one-on-one
environment.  Flexible "on-call" schedules  allow you to help without
disrupting your regularly scheduled events.  Sound like the service
opportunity you've been looking for?

If you're ready to reserve a seat for seniors in your vehicle, please
contact:  Christine Roach, IONA  Transportation Specialist,
202-895-9414, email: croach@iona.org .
To learn about IONA and services for seniors, please call 966-1055.  To
inquire about other volunteer  opportunities at IONA, please call
895-9425.

 Christine R. Roach
 Transportation Specialist
 IONA Senior Services
 (202) 895-9414
 croach@iona.org
 
 
 
 

SIDWELL FRIENDS MEETING ON JUNE 17
From:  <anc3b@aol.com>
Sidwell Friends invites neighbors to discuss a proposed campus
renovation at 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 17 in the Zartman Drawing Room at
3825 Wisconsin Ave.  Head of School Bruce Stewart will explain the
school's process and thinking to date, and solicit the thoughts of
neighbors.

Community members may sign up for notification of similar events at
Sidwell Friends by joining a listserv.  To join, send an email to
dcneighbors@listserv.sidwell.edu with "subscribe" in the subject line.
 
 
 

D.C. OFFICE OF PLANNING SEEKS HISTORIC PRESERVATION SPECIALIST
From: <anc3b@aol.com>
DC Government, Office of Planning, has an opening for a Historic
Preservation Specialist.  The successful candidate must have a
bachelor's degree in architectural history or related field and/or three
years experience in permit processing, building renovation, building
contracting, historic preservation or related field.

Responsibilities include: reviewing building permit applications for
alterations, additions and new construction.  Evaluates applications in
accordance with D.C. preservation law requirements.  Responds to public
inquiries on the preservation law review process and acceptable
practices for rehabilitation work.  Performs other duties as assigned.
Candidate must have excellent customer service skills, the ability to
work in a fast paced environment, and handle multiple tasks
simultaneously.

By June 27, 2003, interested candidates should submit cover letter and
resume to HR Manager, DC Office of Planning, 801 North Capitol St., NE,
Suite 4000, Washington, DC 20002.  The District of Columbia  is an equal
opportunity employer.
 
 
 
 

CONNECTICUT AVENUE TRANSPORTATION STUDY
From:  "Robert V. Maudlin" <maudlin@alum.mit.edu>
The Draft Final Report on the Connecticut Avenue Transportation Study
prepared by
DMJM+HARRIS, Inc. for the District Department of Transportation (DDOT)
has been released. The major roadways in the study area Connecticut
Avenue, Reno Road, Albemarle Street, Van Ness Street and Tilden Street
in the Forest Hills area. The Report is posted on ANC3F's web site at:
www.anc3f.org.

Please note that the 100 page Report contains a number of drawings and
charts and is a 12 MB file. Without a fast connection to the internet it
will take about 45 minutes to download.

DDOT will have a meeting on the Report on Tuesday, June 24, 2003 at 7:00
pm in the Social Room, Van Ness South, 3003 Van Ness Street, NW

ANOTHER POINT OF VIEW ON THE LIBRARY DEVELOPMENT ISSUE
From: Joe Pinder
To: Lefrancois/DC"
Actually, you might be the only one who thinks it's a laydown fact that
this is a great idea, and I bet you are the only person in the area who
thinks it's a great idea to put more residential units on Wisconsin
right there until it has digested the Martens Volvo project and whatever
they are planning to do to the Babe's site and the site acordd from
Babe's and to the Hyundai site that was just sold. My guess is you don't
live on Wisconsin or use it for transportation much or you would know
that it is nearing capacity, especially on weekends and at rush hour.
The city is feckless and
bumbling in assessing traffic impacts and we need to make sure the thing
isn't totally locked up in case we need to get, say, a fire truck or an
amublance up or down it in a hurry. Or maybe to get the heck out of
Dodge if everyone wants to leave at once.  This business of trying to
pile every evailable site on Wisconsin full of  residential units has
got to get some serious study. Sure it's a big road. But "smart growth"
or no "smart growth" there are a lot of other places in the city that
need to enjoy a little bit of development too.
 

[From KS: Now that we've heard two opposing points of view regarding the
library, I would suggest that any additional comments would be better
posted through the Tenleytown listserve. The exception is new
information which I'd be happy to publish.]
 
 
 
 

CURRENT JAM AT LEVINE SCHOOL OF MUSIC
 From: Brian Jones <bjones@levineschool.org>
 Friday, June 20, at 7 pm,  Levine School of Music, Jane Lang Recital
Hall
2801 Upton Street NW, DC
Levine School of Music and La Fête de la Musique present Current Jam on
Friday, June
20th, at 7 pm in The Jane Lang Recital Hall of  Levine School of Music,
located at 2801 Upton Street NW DC. The event is free and open to the
general public with limited, free parking.

The program will feature three creative artists in presentations of
their works.  Choreographer and dancer Kristin O'Shee of O'Shee dances
will present "Site Visit," based on imagery found in cave paintings at
Lascaux, France performed by Chandra Judy of the City Dance Ensemble.
Visual artist Paula Crawford will show paintings and talk about her
work.  Composer Frances Thompson McKay will present works, including her
summer arrives like a carillion on the incoming tide a new composition
for piano and tape, which she will perform; Pegasus for solo flute,
performed by flutist Karen Johnson; and Eve by the mother-daughter
ensemble of flutist Elivi Varga and pianist Eva Pierrou.  This concert
will be Eva Pierrou's farewell concert to the area.  This event, which
is sponsored by Levine School of Music and the DC Commission on the
Arts, is part of La Fête de la Musique, an international festival
celebrating the arrival of summer, which is taking place for the first
time in the DC area this year.
 
 
 
 

KATHY PATTERSON'S WEB SITE AND NEWSLETTER
From:  "Pagano, Penny (COUNCIL)" <Ppagano@dccouncil.washington.dc.us>
Go to www.kathypatterson.org <http://www.kathypatterson.org> and check
out Councilmember Kathy Patterson's new web site. Click on "Newsletters"
to read her June 6, 2003 E-Newsletter with information on the Council's
action to repeal the Master Business License, legislation on reforms at
the DC jail; info about the arrest of a suspect linked to a number of
Ward 3 burglaries; the city's upcoming tax sale for DC properties with
unpaid taxes; info about the upcoming Council hearing on the new
director of DMV and another hearing on the Spring Valley munitions
cleanup; and lots of other community information.
Penny Pagano, Chief of Staff for Councilmember Patterson
 
 
 
 

 THE BRAZIL BULLETIN
 From:  "Heilbron, Shana (COUNCIL)"
<SHeilbron@dccouncil.washington.dc.us>
In this week's issue...
Council Vote on Master Business Registration Could Come Back to Haunt Us
Brazil Attends DC Women's Economic Summit and 2003 Women's Leadership
Luncheon Hosted By the Chamber of Commerce
Baseball Rally To Be Held Downtown
Brazil Meets With Fort Dupont Civic Association
Gold Star of the Week
 
 

 
REAL ESTATE UPDATE - JUNE 2003
From:  JT Powell <jtpowell@coldwellbankermove.com>
Here is a link to my "June Real Estate Update":
http://realtytimes.com/55/JamesPowell
This Newsletter is full of interesting and useful information that I
think you will enjoy whether you are a buyer, seller, homeowner, or
renter.

This month's issue includes topics such as:
"8 Tips for Protecting Yourself When You Buy a House";
"Get Turned on to Landscape Lighting";
"Realty Profits Understated -- As Usual";
"HUD Acts to End 'Flipping'";
"Decorating Blunders: Revamp Your Home with Easy Fixes";

Plus a roundup of May real estate activity as well as much more advice
and information.
I hope you enjoy this monthly newsletter. If you have any comments,
please e-mail them to me. Or, if  you would like to see a certain topic
covered in future months, let me know that too!
Sincerely,
JT Powell
 
 
 
 

ANC3F TRUCK STUDY
From: <trucks@anc3f.org>
DDOT Motor Carrier Management and Threat Assessment Study
The District of Columbia Department of Transportation (DDOT)
Transportation Policy and
Planning Administration is launching a major study of motor carrier
traffic in the District.  The purpose of the study includes the
development of recommendations for truck routes that address delivery
needs but protects neighborhoods from unnecessary truck traffic.

ANC3F solicits your views on current motor carrier issues in Forest
Hills, North Cleveland Park and Tenleytown area and recommendations that
will benefit the area. Following is a questionnaire for your feedback on
this issue.
Please return questionnaires to:
    ANC 3F
    4401-A Connecticut Avenue, N.W.
    Washington, D.C. 20008-2322

or fax to:  202 686-7237
____________________________________________________________________________
                                Questionnaire

Name:________________________________________________________________________

Address:______________________________________________________________________

Day Tel: ________________________                      E-mail:
______________________________
 

1. What are the issues of concern to your neighborhood regarding motor
carrier operations (i.e., traffic congestion, noise pollution, air
pollution, road vibration, safety concerns, security concerns, other)?
Please describe.
 
 

2. What suggestions or alternatives would you propose to address the
issue(s) identified in question #1 above?  Please describe.
 
 

3. What specific streets or properties in your neighborhood are
problematic in relation to motor carrier operations?  Please describe.
 
 

4. What alternative truck routes and/or truck restrictions do you
propose to address the specific streets identified as problematic in
question #3 above?  Please describe.
 
 

5. What motor carrier-related issues or locations do you anticipate to
be problematic in the future (e.g., due to new development, etc.)?
Please describe the issue(s) and location(s).
 
 

6. Do you have any other questions, concerns or suggestions related to
motor carrier operations for your neighborhood specifically, or
Washington, D.C. as a whole?  Please describe.
 
 

Thank you.
 
 

-- END--