See this Email exchange with some details:
From: "Quinn, Teri Janine
(SMD 5E06)" <5E06@anc.dc.gov>
Date: May 2, 2016 at 6:35:43 PM EDT
To: assorted people
Subject: Re: S2 development
I
spoke with the developer and he' is available to come to the site to discuss
concerns related to the project and the adjoining alley either Wednesday or
Thursday of next week. The developer met with zoning in March to review the
plans to determine whether a variance or exception would be necessary. They
were told a zoning application would not be necessary. If that changes,
residents would have more leverage to negotiate for adjustments to the project
that may allow for better access through the alley. Even it does not change
there is no harm in sitting with them face to face to discuss alley access. I
believe they have already responded to a written request from at least one
neighbor. Let me know if there is interest in meeting with them and, if so,
which day and time would work best. Date: May 2, 2016 at 6:35:43 PM EDT
To: assorted people
Subject: Re: S2 development
Best,
Teri Janine Quinn
On
Apr 27, 2016, at 1:03 PM, Geovani A Bonilla
wrote:
Hello
Kathryn,
Sorry
for the delay in responding, I was out of town.
During
the meeting I questioned if a variance was needed not to have parking.
The city requires a certain amount of parking spaces per number of units
being developed. So if S2 is removing the parking spaces, my question was
as to if a variance was necessary for that? I think they may need a
variance
not to have parking as part of their development.
Geovani
Bonilla
-----Original
Message-----
From: Kathryn
Sent:
Monday, April 25, 2016 10:03 PMTo: Teri Janine Quinn <5e06@anc.dc.gov>; Geovani A Bonilla, David Hall
Subject: S2 development
Hi,
I
attended the last BACA meeting and believe that I recall you mentioning that
S2 does not need a variance for their parking. Is that true?
If
so, is there any other forcing mechanism to elicit change/dialogue? Our neighbor
has or forward a novel idea about how to allow the trash pickup to occur
in the back of our homes (through the alley) instead of allowing garbage
bins to pile up on the sidewalk and we'd like to determine if we have
a chance.
Thank
you for your guidance.
Kate
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