Tuesday, April 30, 2019
Monday, April 29, 2019
the Bloomingdale Farmers Market returns on Suday, 05-12-2019
From: Robin Shuster
Sent: Monday, April 29, 2019 11:54 AM
Subject: BFM opens May 12th--
Hi Scott,
BFM reopens May 12th! And we will have some new producers for mushrooms who also makes the best Hungarian mushroom soup and a great ice cream producer.
best
Robin
Robin Shuster
Director
14 and U Farmers' Market
Bloomingdale Farmers' Market
robin@marketsandmore.info
T:202.234.0559
C:703.328.6559
And see this accompanying NextDoor post:
Sent: Monday, April 29, 2019 11:54 AM
Subject: BFM opens May 12th--
Hi Scott,
BFM reopens May 12th! And we will have some new producers for mushrooms who also makes the best Hungarian mushroom soup and a great ice cream producer.
best
Robin
Robin Shuster
Director
14 and U Farmers' Market
Bloomingdale Farmers' Market
robin@marketsandmore.info
T:202.234.0559
C:703.328.6559
And see this accompanying NextDoor post:
post-ANC5E06 community meeting tweets on 1st Street NW traffic calming
Thanks to ANC5E06 Commissioner Karla Lewis for holding a SMD Bloomingdale and mp; Bates community meeting last night on a number of topics, including DDOT's 1st Street NW traffic calming.
First, a tweet from the commissioner clarifying her suggestions for action:
Here are some post-meeting tweets from people who did not attend the meeting.
First, a tweet from the commissioner clarifying her suggestions for action:
And stop sign cameras, vehicle activated signs, embedded pavement flashing light systems and police enforcement https://t.co/D5CMxsMngc— Commissioner Karla M. Lewis, ANC5E06 (@ANC_5E06) April 29, 2019
Here are some post-meeting tweets from people who did not attend the meeting.
Very odd. The whole point of bulb outs is to slow traffic in a passive way. I don’t understand the resistance to them. They’re the cheapest and easiest thing to install.— Fix Dave Thomas Circle (@FixCircle) April 29, 2019
The city is never going to install a camera at every intersection on a street or in a neighborhood. The whole point of changing the streetscape is to encourage safe behavior without the need for constant enforcement.— Fix Dave Thomas Circle (@FixCircle) April 29, 2019
This is basically the status quo; requiring enforcement we're already not getting + losing the slower turn radii/shorter crosswalks + abandoning the goal of stop sign compliance. We finally have a plan, we don't need to blow it up at the last minute over 2 (doomed) spots. https://t.co/rJWUQijAtR— Nick Sementelli (@NSementelli) April 29, 2019
assorted tweets about the Joe Mamo lot PUD renewal
Looks like Sunday evening is the time to get caught up on tweets.
See this set of tweets about the PUD renewal for the Joe Mamo lot project at 1600 North Capitol Street NW.
See this set of tweets about the PUD renewal for the Joe Mamo lot project at 1600 North Capitol Street NW.
I wrote about its last extension and @NSementelli reports that they want a 2+1 yr extension this year in exchange for community benefit checks early. https://t.co/UDdcxV9A6G— Gordon Chaffin (@GordonAChaffin) April 28, 2019
Ya the benefit payout is linked most directly to the 2-yr extension - lobbying ANC to support + submitting a letter to the Zoning Commission. It is also connected to supporting the modification of consequence necessary for the post-HPRB design changes.— Nick Sementelli (@NSementelli) April 29, 2019
The 1-yr extension is a little more ambiguous in the doc. Basically the developer has to give BCA a timetable of tasks, and if they stick to it BCA is making a good faith promise to support the additional 1 yr if needed.— Nick Sementelli (@NSementelli) April 29, 2019
The current version of that timetable predicts final HPRB approval in June, Zoning PUD modification approval in September, construction beginning Q1 2021— Nick Sementelli (@NSementelli) April 29, 2019
interested in Dave Thomas Circle? attend tonight's DDOT Project Open House
See this tweet:
Project Open House: Come discuss the acquisition and design of roadways and intersections at Florida Ave and New York Ave NE (Dave Thomas Circle).— DDOT DC (@DDOTDC) April 17, 2019
📆 Monday, April 29, 2019
⏰6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
📍 NoMa BID, 1200 First Street NE, ground floor lobby
🔗https://t.co/BTseZ55QGP pic.twitter.com/A0rKXSGWfX
Sunday, April 28, 2019
here are DDOT and MPD measures for 1st Street NW suggested by ANC5E06 Commissioner Karla Lewis
Tonight's ANC5E06 Bloomingdale & Bates Community Meeting at Big Bear Cafe was well attended.
See these tweets on the topic of DDOT's interest in implementing traffic calming along 1st Street NW.
See these tweets on the topic of DDOT's interest in implementing traffic calming along 1st Street NW.
And stop sign cameras, vehicle activated signs, embedded pavement flashing light systems and police enforcement https://t.co/D5CMxsMngc— Commissioner Karla M. Lewis, ANC5E06 (@ANC_5E06) April 29, 2019
Save the Date: Saturday, May 18th is Bloomingdale Community Day at Crispus Attucks Park
Saturday, May 18th
9 am - 3 pm
Crispus Attucks Park (in the alley between U & V NW and 1st NW & North Capitol)
Our park has never looked better! Thank you to all who
donated to the drainage and resodding work completed last week. Come walk
on the fresh grass and enjoy a day with neighbors at Bloomingdale's
biggest annual community event, as well as the largest fundraiser for Crispus Attucks
Park. All proceeds go to the support and maintenance of the
park throughout the year.
New This Year:
Other Highlights:
The Taste of Bloomingdale: Food and drink from
local restaurantsThe Community Yard Sale: Bloomingdale’s biggest yard sale of the year
Dog show: Returning for its second year, back by popular demand
Local Information: Area nonprofits and businesses all in one place and sharing info
Music & Activities: Local musicians from not one, but two bands!
Gimme Two: A (FREE) Art Exhibit/Showing by Matt Nelson and Jai Mitchell -- at The Unified Scene Theater -- today, Sunday, 04-28-2019
Gimme Two: A (FREE) Art Exhibit/Showing by Matt Nelson and
Jai Mitchell, at The Unified Scene Theater, Sunday, April 28th, 6-9pm
The Unified Scene Theater (80 T Street NW) is proud to present a showing from two local artist, Matt Nelson and Jai Mitchell. Entitled “Gimme Two,” this exhibition explores the interpersonal and intra-personal perspectives of two distinct local DC talents exploring how art can do and undo one’s perceptions of the world.
Food, drinks, conversation, and accordion music provided. As well as awesome art.
Doors open at 6 pm. See you then!
Shawn and Kathy
The Unified Scene Theater
The Unified Scene Theater (80 T Street NW) is proud to present a showing from two local artist, Matt Nelson and Jai Mitchell. Entitled “Gimme Two,” this exhibition explores the interpersonal and intra-personal perspectives of two distinct local DC talents exploring how art can do and undo one’s perceptions of the world.
Food, drinks, conversation, and accordion music provided. As well as awesome art.
Doors open at 6 pm. See you then!
Shawn and Kathy
The Unified Scene Theater
"Let's meet April 28th" -- ANC5E06 Bloomingdale & Bates Community Meeting Spring 2019 -- today, Sunday, 04-28-2019
From: Commissioner Karla M. Lewis
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Subject: Upcoming Meeting for Bloomingdale, Bates Community
<5e06 anc.dc.gov=""> Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2019 6:34 PM
Subject: Upcoming Meeting for Bloomingdale, Bates Community
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