DPW TOWING LOCATOR SERVICE
DSTRAUB@mpdc.org
The following web site is a city service for vehicle owners
to determine if their vehicle was
towed and how to retrieve it.
<http://dpw.dc.gov/services/towing/locator.asp>
2D STOLEN PROPERTY VIEWING CANCELLED
NJONES@mpdc.org
The October 4, 2003 viewing of property schedule for 10am-2pm
has been canceled indefinitely.
Anyone with questions or concerns can reach Det Neil Jones at
202-282-0043 or njones@mpdc.org
BOLO IN THE HOOD
(Be On The Lookout)
Aijacelbl@aol.com
I would like to alert the neighbourhood (I live on Fessenden
St., not too far
from Wisconsin Ave.) that there might be a person prowling our
streets,
trying to see whether people are at home or not. At the very
beginning of
September, I was having dinner with a friend, my front door
was open (but locked) and
a small lamp was on in the living room. The blinds were not
closed at that
time, because it was still light out. When it started getting
dark, I went to
the door to close it and to close the blinds, and I saw a man
who had just come
up to the sidewalk on a bicycle. As I was closing the door,
he waved at me.
I have NO idea who he was. He was a black male, clean shaven,
short hair,
regular build (not fat, not thin). He looked as if he wanted
to talk to me. I,
of course, sort of waved him away and immediately closed the
door. He smiled
and it looked as if he wanted to talk to me. That was the first
time. The
second time was this past Tuesday (9/23). At 11:05 p.m., as
I was watching the
news, my doorbell rang. By the time I got to the door and turned
on the
outside light and peeked from behind my cloth curtains, he was
halfway down my
front walk. When he saw the light, he turned around and again
waved to me. The
bicycle was on the sidewalk. It was the same guy. He had on
a short-sleeved,
dark t-shirt with something written on the front of it, and
dark pants. I
have absolutely no idea what he wanted. I presume that he was
"casing the
joint". Of course, I did not open the door and immediately called
the police.
They came 15 minutes later. They had been riding around, trying
to find him.
There had, supposedly, been a burglary on Ingomar (I think)
Street a short while
before that. So, all I can say is that we should be looking
out for this
guy.
Aija Blitte
ALERT RE: VANDALS AND MISSING SLATE
melblecher@comcast.net
During the night last night, vandals placed on the hood of our
new Jag a large, heavy
rectangular piece of gray slate/flagstone, of dimension about
12" x 24" x 2". From the
appearance of the underside, it is clear that the slab had been
cemented in place on,
perhaps, someone's low wall. If any one is missing such a slab
from his/her property, they
can retrieve it from us. Call 363 0373 or 363 3338.
Mel Blecher
ANC 3E OCTOBER 9, 2003 MEETING NOTICE
pking@lldhhome.org
1. Announcements
2. Open Forum - opportunity for members of the community to
raise issues of
concern or importance to the 3E neighborhood
3. Presentation by 2nd District Police
4. Discussion of and possible vote on the process by which ANC
3E will
respond to the Office of Planning s Upper Wisconsin Avenue Corridor
Study
5. Discussion of and possible vote on Bon Secours Convent.
6. Discussion of and possible vote on realigning PSA 202 with
ANC 3E, and
PSAs with ANCs citywide
7. Discussion of and possible vote on ANC 3E s request of the
Mayor, the
City Council and DC PSA for an investigation into PEPCO s response
to
Hurricane Isabel
8. Discussion of and vote on creating as committee to compile
and catalogue
past agreements between ANC 3E and/or neighborhood groups, with
local
business and developers
9. ANC Business
HELICOPTERS IN THE HOOD
dnielsen@worldbank.org
During the past few months there have been frequently helicopter
fly-overs in the Friendship
Heights area, usually around 7-9 pm. The helicopter is often
quite low and often has a search
light. It is noisy, annoying and frankly, somewhat frightening
(as in "who are they looking
for?"). Can anybody explain what this is all about and why we
should put up with it?
UPDATE ON EARLY MORNING WALKING GROUP
Chhaya_Rao@ace.nche.edu
AU Park and Spring Valley walkers--
Our walking group (a core of about 5 people) is going strong
after coming
into existence in early February. (Two stalwarts even walked
during the
snowstorms of mid- and late-February.) We've been enjoying the
exercise
and camaraderie so much that we've decided to alter our weekly
schedule to
accommodate 3 walks a week.
We now meet every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday --still at 6:15
sharp--and still in the little parking lot at 49th and Mass.
Ave. (across
49th St. from Bagel City). We walk a hilly Spring Valley loop
of 2.6 miles
in about 45 minutes. We always return to the parking lot at
7:00 a.m. and
sometimes a couple of minutes before that.
We look forward to meeting more walkers/neighbors this fall.
Perhaps this
new schedule and the fact that we've become fairly established
in our
routine will tempt some of you to join us one early morning.
Just think,
by 7:00, you'll have your morning exercise already under your
belt--with
the scintillating (and sometimes sleepy) companionship of some
of your
neighbors! E-mail or call me (237-7905) with any questions or
for more details.
Chhaya Rao
CITIZEN SUMMIT III
chapmantodd@yahoo.com
I'm not sure if this has been posted previously, but the information
concerning the Mayor's Third Citizen Summit is detailed at
www.citizensummit.dc.gov.
The summit will be Saturday, November 1, at the new Convention
Center.
Chapman Todd
FAMILY DOGS NEED TEMPORARY HOME OVER HOLIDAYS
BNBalman@aol.com
Dogsitting
We are looking for a good home for our 2 dogs ages 10 and 1
½ during the
thanksgiving and Christmas holiday season. They are great companions
and are
really good with kids. If interested please call Barbara Balman
at 202-237-8622
LOST CAT FOUND
Pavukmatt@aol.com
Found: a young female cat, mostly black with tabby stripes of
light grey and
brown. White on chest and under chin. Very sociable, friendly
and clean -
even dog loving male in household is charmed. Due to a cat allergy
in our
household, we cannot adopt this kitty if the owner does not
appear. We would
like to find the owner, and if not, a loving adoptive home.
Because of the
allergy situation, we hope someone will respond quickly.
Cheryl Browning & Matt Pavuk, 362-8241
MOTOR CARRIER MANAGEMENT AND THREAT ASSESSMENT STUDY
Colleen.Smith@dc.gov
PUBLIC MEETING THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2003 - 6:30 PM
441 4TH STREET NW - GROUND FLOOR CONFERENCE ROOM
(FORMER CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER)
Judiciary Square Metrorail Station
Purpose of the Study: Examine existing truck management practices
in the
District and make recommendations for improved truck management
program,
revised truck routes, loading and unloading operations, improved
security
and protect neighborhoods from unnecessary truck traffic.
Purpose of the meeting:
? Review Report on Existing Truck Management Practices
? Review Analysis of Best Practices in Other Jurisdictions
? Review Preliminary Recommendations on Truck Management
The meeting will be conducted by the DC Department of Transportation
in
partnership with the Volpe Center, US DOT.
For further information, contact Ken Laden at 671-2309
Please come and provide us your opinion about trucks in your
community
COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD
**** hsebsow@pd.state.gov
I have water coming up through my basement floor and walls.
Would anyone
have any information about a good and reasonable plumber who
installs sump
pumps? Helen Sebsow
**** IlsaBush@aol.com
Driver Needed. I am looking for an occasional driver for my
elderly, but
healthy and active Mother. This would be for short trips about
2 or 3 times per
week, such as doctor appointments, bridge games, or grocery
store trips. The
driver could wait or come back for her, whichever seemed most
economical.
These are the sort of trips you would expect to use a taxi for,
but we have found
them very unreliable for these short trips. Any leads would
be appreciated.
**** david@dataovertheweb.com
HOME COMPUTER NETWORK HELP - I'd like to find someone who can
install
and configure a wireless computer network in a home. Nothing
fancy,
just basic configuration. Contact David Schmucker - (202) 276-5100.
Thanks.
**** MLUSKEY@msn.com
I highly recommend Isabel Rodriguez as a nanny or a caretaker
for an elderly person. She
speaks English and has a driver's license, but does not have
a car. She has excellent
references. Her number is (202) 537-6854.
**** kcrdlb@bellatlantic.net
Very reliable automobile for sale by original owners-
White Toyota Camry, 1989, 4 door v6, 5 speed manual transmission,
air
conditioning, power doors and windows. 76,000 miles. DC inspection
valid
through 8/05. Daughter gone to college, car no longer needed.
$2100. If
you are interested, please respond to this e-mail.
**** donal@nih.gov
DINING ROOM TABLE FOR SALE - Contemporary, rectangular table,
36" x 70" plus
leaf, dark wood French design with leaf storage under table
top.
Purchased new in 2000 from Roche Bobois. $1200- email donal@nih.gov
or call
202.686.1833
thanks!
**** pfekete@aol.com
For sale: Baby Crib, high, chair, car seat, safety gate, toddler
booster seat and other baby
related accessories. Call (202) 686-1759.
*** lfkaiser@starpower.net
RECYCLING WIRE HANGERS
Our dry cleaner no longer recycles wire hangers. Can someone
recommend a
place that does? --Laura Kaiser
**** squasher@starpower.net
Mower for sale: Lawn Boy self-propelled mulching mower. Been
around the
lot a few times but otherwise runs fine. Needs minor repair
to the
pull-starter; includes a free tank of gas. $25.00 obo. Andrew
Strasfogel
202 966-6194
**** Joanregina@AOL.COM
COMPUTER with Windows 98. Hardly used. Many programs loaded
WORD, EXCEL,
etc. It is a Compaq. No monitor but computer desk goes with
it. $125. Call
202/686-1207.
**** Gpgazed@aol.com
Looking for good furniture repair person/company.
The patterned slats on one of my six dining chairs have split.
I've had the
chair glued twice. I may need to have a new back built for that
chair
(similar to the existing ones). Does anyone have a recommendation
for someone who
might do this kind of work well? Thanks. (Judie Guy)
****"KD McLynn" <kdmclynn@starpower.net>
Gardeners: Free Woodchip Mulch
It is sad that we lost so many trees in the neighborhood in
these summer
storms. Some of the branches were chipped to make wood mulch.
Neighbors
are welcome to help themselves to a mulch pile behind 4340 Albemarle.
Take as much as you want. All we ask is that you keep the pile
tidy and off to
the one side, so that vehicles can continue to pass by easily.
Kate McLynn
Note: Fresh chips are great for mulching paths, borders or under
trees &
shrubs. However, they are still too green to be mixed with soil
as an
amendment.
**** joturner@speakeasy.net
We get our firewood from Brother s Tree Service, also known
as Danny
Clatterbuck of Culpeper, VA. He may be one of those who has
come to your
door with an offer to sell whom you ve been unsure of
but we bought wood
from him when we lived in VA and were delighted to find that
he came into
the District when we moved in three years ago. They are not
an emailing
bunch, but the phone # is 540-829-4067. Since I know they will
head back
this way with wood for us this fall, you could get yourself
on their
oute. Jo Turner, Brandywine St.
(I imagine the challenge will be getting dry wood this year.)
**** Chhaya_Rao@ace.nche.edu
A colleague of mine with almost 20 years of professional project
management
experience (with a non-profit educational association in Dupont
Circle) is
looking for some additional after-hours work. She is interested
in working
10-15 hours/week from her Hyattsville home doing any or all
of the following
tasks: accounting/bookkeeping; proofreading all types of documents;
data
entry; or light typing.
Please contact Adora Beard directly for more information; she
can be reached
in the evenings at adoradodie@hotmail.com <mailto:adoradodie@hotmail.com>
or
at 301-277-2367.
**** TROINC@aol.com
Friendship Heights Duplex for Rent
Renovated 3 BR, 1 3/4 BA duplex, updated kitchen, 3 porches,
nice small
yards. Two blocks to Friendship Metro & Mazza Gallerie.
New paint, roof, other
updates. Basement has utility area with washer, dryer &
sink and the 3/4 BA, plus
a pine-paneled BR/guest room, office, study, studio, TV/media,
playroom,
whatever. I plan on painting (you can influence the colors!)
and doing some minor
repairs; it should be available around November 7.
This is a good-quality, wonderfully-located home, operated as
a long-term
investment. Small groups of professionals are OK (maximum of
3), as are
cat-compatible pets (subject to approval). I'm the nextdoor
neighbor, so I'm
interested in a good fit with the right person/people. References
and deposits;
1-year lease minimum.
Contact: Chip Levy
**** homasroom@yahoo.com
My roommate is leaving DC which leaves a bedroom open
in our 2BR/1 BA apartment in Friendship Heights. It's
a great place, garden apartment (with lots of light
and space) and located in a private house on Military
Road about 5 blocks from the metro and 1 block from CT
Ave. Private, ground-level entrance. GREAT landlords, GREAT
and SAFE
neighborhood. !! Rent is $520/month and includes all utilities
and
an alarm system. How sweet is that??!!
I'm looking for someone clean and responsible, non
smoker, and who is willing to sign the lease through
August 2004. I'm a 24YO professional female, and as
long as the kitchen and bathroom don't crust over,
perfectly laid back. (cleaning once a week) Sexual/Gender orientation
unimportant, but being responsible and respectful is.
Ref. are REQUIRED! Write me at homasroom@yahoo.com.\
Best, Homa
**** eli@gottesdienerlaw.com
COMPUTER WIZ WANTED
I'm looking for a reliable, very saavy computer consultant -
preferably
solo, preferably nerdy - who is both a hardware and software
specialist to
help me with my small business needs: desktop, laptop, etc.
Major
recurring issues include: Spam, automatic backing up of emails
(Outlook),
maximizing Outlook, copying video and music CDs, networking
machines,
optimizing laptop for road trips, getting an Ethernet card,
making website
changes, etc. Did I mention I'm looking for someone reliable?
Have had
wonderful young kids helping me in the past but they are not
reliable.
Thanks. Eli Gottesdiener, eli@gottesdienerlaw.com, cell: 202-246-9590.
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OPEN HOUSE AT PEIRCE MILL, OCTOBER 11.
abbott1229@erols.com
Following is the press release for this event. If you missed
the one we had in June, this
would be a great opportunity to go inside the mill and see what
progress has been made to
restore this historic structure.
Richard Abbott
Peirce Mill Open House
10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Saturday, October 11, 2003
Located at Peirce Mill and Peirce Barn in Rock Creek Park
Sponsored by the Friends of Peirce Mill and the National Park
Service
10:00 AM-4:00 PM - Peirce Mill and Peirce Barn open to visitors;
exhibits and videotapes on
early mills and milling
10:00 AM - Annual Meeting, Friends of Peirce Mill, inside the
mill
11:00 AM-4:00 PM - Tours of Peirce Mill, offered throughout
the day by Friends of Peirce Mill
volunteers
11:00-4:00 PM - Window Restoration Demonstration, by Steve Ortado.(outside
the mill)
11:00 - 4:00 PM - Display/Demonstration of Wood Working Tools,
by Arthur Fort (outside the
mill)
1:00-3:00 PM - 19th Century period music, (hammered dulcimer
and violin) by Karen Ashbrook
and Andrea Hoag (inside the mill).
Join the National Park Service and the Friends of Peirce Mill
to experience what Washington,
D.C. might have been like during the fall harvest time in the
early 19th century. Learn about
the efforts to preserve Peirce Mill, the last gristmill in the
District of Columbia.
Activities for children and adults will include mill tours (limit
20 people in the Mill at
one time), craft demonstrations, and dulcimer/violin music.
Peirce Barn, a museum and visitor
contact station, will also be open from 10 AM-4 PM. Visitors
may explore "The Mills of Rock
Creek Valley" and the "The Peirce Estate" exhibits, as well
as videos on milling, a
children's activity table, a hands-on grinding area, and an
area to try on period clothing.
Members of The Friends of Peirce Mill will be available to explain
efforts to stabilize the
Mill and restore the machinery. The Friends of Peirce Mill is
a non-profit volunteer
organization established seven years ago to help raise money
to preserve the mill and get the
wooden machinery turning again. On Saturday, October 11th during
the Peirce Mill Open House,
visitors may park in the lot at picnic grove #1 and walk across
Tilden Street to Peirce Mill.
For further information please call 202.895.6070, or check our
website at www.nps.gov/rocr.
YOGA FOR BONES WORKSHOP
Notes from class.
deborahd@cpcug.org
This week we added feet and ankles into the mix. If you missed
class give this
one a try:
* Hold a tennis ball between your ankles and raise slowly up
onto your toes;
* Hold and count to three;
* Slowly return your heels back onto the floor;
* Repeat with three sets ( 6 - 8 lifts / set).
This shows how hard these muscles work to hold our balance. Slowly
raising your
heels off the floor is a great way to build strong ankles and
improve balance.
We also talked about ways to stimulate the "relaxation response"
to offset the
affects of the fight or flight response. If you are interested
in reading
further on this subject please check out the web site for the
Mind / Body
Medical Institute located in Boston, MA.
http://www.mbmi.org/default.asp
Other Items:
***Yoga for Bones Workshop at Iona Services on Monday 9/22 cancelled
due to
power outage. Please call Iona to register (202-966-1055) for
the next workshop
on Monday November 10th (1:00 - 4:00).
***"Homework" for next week: Please bring a set of free weights
(3-4 pounds
would be a good starting point) so we can add these into the
mix. Please bring a
yoga mat to class as well.
Yoga for Your Bones combines resistance training, weight bearing
/ balance
exercises and joint mobility through stretching in a complementary
sequence for
optimum bone building.
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION AND NEIGHBORHOOD PARTY
anc3b@aol.com
St. Luke's United Methodist Church anniversary celebration and
neighborhood party with
Georgetown University Gospel Choir, Second String Bluegrass
Band, lunch, games, and a Help
The Homeless Mini-walk to benefit St. Luke's Shelter/Next Step
Kitchen. Free except for
Mini-walk registration of $25 for adults/$15 for children &
youth. October 19th, 11-2, St.
Luke's United Methodist Church, 3655 Calvert St, NW, 202-333-4949
or
shalom@saintlukesmethodist.org.
CLEAN ENERGY OPEN HOUSE AND EXPO!
From: prunier@erols.com
Saturday October 4th, 11-5 pm
Tour Other Solar Homes and Buildings Across the D.C. Area as
Part of an
Exciting Regional Tour Oct. 4-5 (see details below)
In Takoma Park: Come see lots of solar panels! View a hybrid
car and an
electric truck firsthand! Eat solar-baked cookies! Buy energy-saving
light bulbs at a big discount! Test drive a tofu-powered lawn
mower! And more!
Sponsored by the Chesapeake Climate Action Network. Free admission
to
all ages.
The Chesapeake Climate Action Network will once again open to
the public
Maryland's only 95-percent renewable energy household on Saturday,
October 4th from 11-5 pm. The home, owned by the Tidwell-Varchaver
family of
Takoma Park, is equipped with energy-efficient appliances and
light bulbs, and
is powered by photovoltaic solar panels, a solar hot-water system,
and a
corn-burning home-heating stove. The house has been featured
in magazines,
newspapers, and TV and radio stations (including NPR) all across
the United
States and Europe, and was recently featured on the Voice of
America all
across the world. One of the most newsworthy aspects of the
home is the
fact that all of these energy changes were made for the cost
of just a cup of
coffee a day!
WHEN: Saturday, October 4th, 11-5pm
WHERE: 7125 Willow Ave, Takoma Park, MD
DIRECTIONS:
By Metro: Take the red-line train to Takoma Station and walk
east along
Carroll Ave. toward downtown Takoma Park. After three blocks,
turn left
on Willow Ave. We're the fourth house on the right. Five-minute
walk from
the Metro.
By car from DC: Take 16th Street north to Aspen. Turn right on
Aspen and
follow under the Metro Bridge. Take your second left after the
bridge
onto Willow Street. At the first light, turn right on Carroll
Ave and take an
immediate left onto Willow Ave.
PARKING: Please park in the parking lot at the corner of Willow
Ave. and Carroll
Ave., just four houses down from the expo. For more information
call 301-270-3722.
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Twenty-nine DC Metro area homes and buildings will be participating
in
the National Tour of Solar Homes. The local chapter of the Potomac
Region
Solar Energy Association and the Virginia Solar Council are
hosting the
thirteenth annual tour of Solar Homes on the first weekend in
October, 11 am to 5pm
both days. These homes are showcasing methods to reduce energy
consumption and environment impact.
Homes and buildings on the tour are all located within the metropolitan
DC vicinity--the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia--and
many are
within bicycle or Metrorail accessibility. See how others save
up to 80%
on their heating bills with solar and energy-efficient features:
For more information, call (202) 564-1088 or visit www.prsea.org
REEL AFFIRMATIONS FILM FESTIVAL (OCT. 16-25):
sarahbarnett1@starpower.net
Come join us for the most fun you can have in the dark! The
13th Annual
Reel Affirmations Film Festival-Washington, D.C.'s International
Gay and
Lesbian Film Festival-will be held Thursday, October 16 through
Saturday, October 25 at the Lincoln Theatre (13th & U Streets),
the
Cecile Goldman Theatre in the D.C. Jewish Community Center (17th
& Q
Streets), the Goethe-Institut Inter Nationes (814 7th Street),
and
Visions (1927 Florida Avenue). This year's festival will feature
some of
the best and newest gay and lesbian films from around the world.
For
more information, film listings and show times, please visit
the Reel
Affirmations Web site at www.reelaffirmations.org
<http://www.reelaffirmations.org> or call 202-986-1119. VIP
patron and
venue passes can be purchased at the Web site or at
www.boxofficetickets.com/oit <http://www.boxofficetickets.com/oit>
COMMUNITY SING AT LEVINE SCHOOL OF MUSIC
bjones@levineschool.org
WHEN: Wednesday, October 15, 7-9pm
WHERE: Levine School of Music, Jane Lang Recital Hall
2801 Upton Street NW DC
COST: $5.00
INFO: 202-686-9772 or www.levineschool.org
Levine School of Music is pleased to announce the return of
its wildly
popular Community Sing! Join friends and neighbors for group
sings in the
African-American tradition at the Levine School lead by the
Grammy
Award-winning Dr. Ysaye Maria Barnwell of Sweet Honey in the
Rock. Everyone
is welcome regardless of experience. No pre-registration is
necessary - pay
$5.00 at the door. The Levine School is accessible by metro
and has limited
free parking.
HISTORIC PRESERVATION OF TELEGRAPH TOWER
davidsr01@mindspring.com
FYI: This is the best way to get American Tower Corporation
to remove its
partially (and illegally) built structure in Tenleytown. A determination
of
eligibility for listing in the National Register of Historic
Places may make
American Tower Corporation subject to enforcement action by
the FCC, up to
and including significant monetary forfeiture and an order to
remove the
tower. This historic property nomination ONLY covers the masonry
former
Western Union Telegraph Company building (and short lattice
tower on the
roof of the wing) and does not recommend the other towers at
the site for
listing in the National Register. In fact, those towers and
the antennas on
them may too be subject to review by the FCC:
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GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTMCT OF COLUMBIA
HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE
September 15, 2003
David S. Rotenstein
10308 Edgewood Avenue
Silver Spring, MD 2090 1-1908
Re: National Register Application for Eligibility #03-14
Westem Union Telegraph Company Tenley Site
4623 4l~ Street, NW
Washington, DC 20016-1831
(Square 1769, Lot 30)
Dear Applicant:
This letter is to inform you that the District of Columbia Historic
Preservation Review Board has scheduled a public hearing on
your application
for an official determination of eligibility for listing on
the National
Register of Historic Places of the property referenced above.
The Board will
consider the application and make a recommendation regarding
eligibility in
a public hearing beginning at 10:00 a. m. on October 23, 2003,
at 441 Fourth
Street NW (One Judiciary Square), in Room 220 South.
The Board s hearing is open to all interested parties or persons.
Public and
governmental agencies, Advisory Neighborhood Commissions, property
owners,
and interested organizations or individuals are invited to testifS
before
the Board. Written testimony may also be submitted prior to
the hearing.
A copy of your National Register application is currently on
file and
available to the public at the Historic Preservation Office,
and a copy of
the staff recommendation will be available at the office five
days prior to
the hearing.
Owners of private properties nominated to the National Register
have an
opportunity to concur with or object to listing in accord with
the National
Historic Preservation Act and 36 CFR 60. If the property is
determined
eligible for listing, although not formally listed, Federal
agencies will be
required to allow the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
an
opportunity to comment before the agency may fund, license,
or assist a
project which will affect the property. If an owner chooses
to object to the
listing of the property, the notarized objection must be submitted
to the
above address by the date of the Review Board meeting.
For additional information please call the Historic Preservation
Office at
(202) 442-8800.
Office of Planning, 801 North Capitol Street, NE, Suite 3000,
washington,
D.C. 20002 (202) 442-8800 fax (202) 535-2497
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