Subject: Updates to the Envision McMillan website
From:
info@envisionmcmillan.com
Date: Thu, 4 Sep 2014 11:59:52 +0000
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We are excited to share an update to the Envision McMillan website! The homepage has been streamlined with an Answers section out front for quick answers to your most common questions about the project. We’ve also added a News column where you can check out our most recent updates and stories from our blog and across the web.
In addition to the changes on the homepage, we’ve added a new Vision page with updated renderings that illustrate key elements of the McMillan redevelopment. These images depict the work of our local and national architects and designers and reflect significant community input. We hope you like what you see and we encourage you to continue to share your feedback.
Check out the website and let us and others know what you think on Facebook and Twitter by using the #NewMcMillan hashtag.
Cheers,
Anne L. Corbett, Project Director
Vision McMillan Partners
www.envisionmcmillan.com
p.s. If you’re not already, be sure to follow us on Facebook and Twitter for updates |
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Wouldn't you develope the bombed out areas aroound the Red Line before paving over McMillan Park? Not if your Kenyan McDuffie and in the pocket of the real estate plutocracy, who run the corruption in DC!
ReplyDeleteMuriel Bowser's City Council Committee on Economic Development hearing "oversight DMPED"
Feb. 11, 2014 "Who is minding the FOX"
http://youtu.be/uXkOgHV7Lhw
see this video of hearing exposing fraudulent PR campaign paid for by Deputy Mayor Jeff Miller and Vision McMillan Partners,development conglomerate corrupting our city! They hired
Baltimore PR firm Jamie Fontaine Company and Carmen Group top gun lobbyist work to get City Council in line for massive public land “surplussing”. Give away $100’s of millions to private developer profit from public park land at McMillan Sand Filtration Plant, must be stopped!
To fake grass roots support for McMillan Development, “the monster on Michigan Ave.”