Tuesday, April 21, 2015

Mayor`s Agent Hearing - 2501 1st St NW - McMillan Park Reservoir - Monday, 05-18-2015

From: HistoricWashington@yahoogroups.com
To: HistoricWashington@yahoogroups.com
Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2015 10:08:27 -0400
Subject: [HistoricWashington] Mayor`s Agent Hearing - 2501 1st Street NW - McMillan Park Reservoir - May 18
                                                                       
MAYOR’S AGENT
FOR THE HISTORIC LANDMARK AND HISTORIC DISTRICT PROTECTION ACT
      
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
             
Public notice is hereby given that the Mayor’s Agent will hold a public hearing on an application affecting property subject to the Historic Landmark and Historic District Protection Act of 1978.  Interested parties may appear and testify on behalf of, or in opposition to, the application.  The hearing will be held at 1100 4th Street SW, Room 4302.
   
Hearing Date:    Monday, May 18, 2015 at 9:30 a.m.
Case Number:   H.P.A. 15-133
Address:              2501 (2507) 1st Street NW
Square/Lot:        Square 3128, Lot 800
Applicant:           Vision McMillan Partners LLC
Type of Work:   Subdivision
     
Affected Historic Property:  McMillan Park Reservoir
Affected ANC:   5E
  
The Applicant’s claim is that the subdivision is consistent with the purposes of the historic preservation law and is necessary for the construction of a project of special merit.
  
The hearing will be conducted in accordance with the Rules of Procedure pursuant to the Historic Landmark and Historic District Protection Act (Title 10C DCMR Chapters 4 and 30), which are on file with the D.C. Historic Preservation Office and posted on the Office website under “Regulations.”
  
Interested persons or parties are invited to participate in and offer testimony at this hearing.  Any person wishing to testify in support of or opposition to the application may appear at the hearing and give evidence without filing in advance.  However, any affected person who wishes to be recognized as a party to the case is required to file a request with the Mayor’s Agent at least ten working days prior to the hearing.  This request shall include the following information:  1) his or her name and address; 2) whether he or she will appear as a proponent or opponent of the application; 3) if he or she will appear through legal counsel, and if so, the name and address of legal counsel; and 4) a written statement setting forth the manner in which he or she may be affected or aggrieved by action upon the application and the grounds upon which he or she supports or opposes the application.  Any requests for party status should be sent to the Mayor’s Agent at 1100 4th Street SW, Suite E650, Washington, D.C. 20024.  For further information, contact the Historic Preservation Office, at (202) 442-8800.
                                       
Bruce Yarnall
Operations and Grants Manager
DC Historic Preservation Office/Office of Planning
1100 4th Street SW  Suite E650
Washington, DC 20024
T – (202) 442-8835
F -  (202) 442-7638


3 comments:

Daniel in brookland said...


I love when the developers, their media, and their slaves in the DC govt..say
"the Crummel School or McMillan site is long vacant"
When it is them,, THEM, that left the Crummel School deteriorating for 30 years, and blocked off the McMillan site, with barbed wire, for 28 years!. This is racist and economic class discrimination,, how much did these same hack city council members give for parks in upper NW, and serve the rich.
Can't even a real estate writer assign accountability to this corrupt "market of influence" pretending to be a government?
Tommy Wells and every city council hack, voted to allow the theft (Land Surplus and Disposition) of McMillan Park and approval of (VMP)Visionless McMillan Partners atrocious humongous development...Why is the denial of lower income and predominantly African American areas of DC for parks and greenspace TAKEN FOR GRANTED?
We have a fascinating historic site being stolen by developers for their $billions in profit,,When we need our public land,,OUR LAND!,, for a Glen Echo type arts/education campus, a DC Wolf Trap outdoor concert stage with sunset vistas,,,and 20 acres of urban agriculture,, that preserves the park...STOP WELLS, STOP BOWSER, STOP Trammel Crow, VMP and their illegal PR fake grassroots campaign Fontaine Company that "neutralizes opposition", and violates our rights to participate in our own government, our own land,,,stop institutional corruption and racism in DC..STOP BOWSER and McDuffie, Mendelson,, Cheh,, Grosso,,, the next generation of criminals!

We, you and I, all of us, must have the guts to stand up for a sustainable future for our children. To oppose the financial, industrial, political and social structures that are destroying the earth's environment. We have to stop these excessive land development monstrosities, and their consumption of our resources. We must have the integrity, to deny abuse of power, malfeasance in office, and institutional corruption. A "culture of corruption" in the DC government, destructive to our city, our families, our quality of life, our health and destroying the earth.

We have to be strong and brave and do what is right, to conserve the green space for a healthy quality of life. It is treason against posterity to support the same destructive things that are causing this environmental cataclysm, from the Amazon Rain Forest to your block.

Massive out of scale, out of balance projects, the VMP "Monstrosity on Michigan Avenue", this grossly out of proportion plan from applicant Vision McMillan Partners must be rejected, and the safe, healthy sustainable alternatives explored. Some of these politicians were elected honestly, but they are a "Marketplace of influence " and blocking their own constituents priorities.

McMillan Park is public property, and no politician, developer or the Zoning Commission have the right to overwhelm the public good with this misguided project by applicant development conglomerate.
So when Bowser takes $7 million from Crummel, and gives $300 million to Visionless McMillan Partners,,please wake up!

nobodyhomehere said...
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nobodyhomehere said...

When was the McMillian filtration site open to the public? I live in the neighborhood since 1980, and I thought it had been fenced in the entire time.