Monday, April 23, 2018
Tuesday Night - Sex Discussions in Sign Language (Lotus Blooms at Big Bear)
We are excited to welcome Lotus Blooms to Big Bear as a part of our Tuesday American Sign Language (ASL) series!
This month, we will have a discussion on all sorts of sexually provocative things in sign language taught by the incredible Christy Burke. She will lead a discussion on promoting creativity in sexual expression.
Learn sign language, explore your sexuality, and discover new interests.
5pm-9pm.Happy Hour all Night.
Hope to see you there!
interest in reviving the campaign to deck over North Capitol Street
See this tweet:
Anyone in #BloomingdaleDC or #EckingtonDC want to check out the @DDOTDC Public Meeting and pick up hints to restart campaign to deck over North Capitol? Connecticut Avenue Streetscape and Deck-Over Project | ddot https://t.co/thBmhKtU0n— Bloomingdame, pics of 🌞🌈🌕 in #BloomingdaleDC (@bloomingdame) April 23, 2018
Monday margaritas at El Camino
See this tweet:
MARGARITA MONDAY = HAILEY slinging $5 margs all night— El Camino DC (@ElCaminoDC) April 23, 2018
plus: $5 Negra Modelo, $5 wine & rails, $3 Tecate tall boys, $1 chips & salsa @ 5-7p#StayThirstyMisAmigos🍻#BloomingdaleDC♥️
groundbreaking for Common Good City Farm's cold storage unit
See this tweet:
Thank you to everyone, especially @WashArchFound and Consigli Construction, for making the construction of our cold storage unit possible! Your service will help us to keep our produce cool & serve our community. #shawdc #BloomingdaleDC #LeDroitPark #localfood #urbanag #edibleDC pic.twitter.com/Xa8QwFFcoK— CommonGoodCityFarm (@CmmnGoodCtyFarm) April 23, 2018
Trivia Tuesday at Crisp Kitchen and Bar
See this tweet:
Who’s stoked it’s almost #TriviaTuesday!! Tomorrow, our weekly trivia night starts at 7 PM, and BOGO Happy Hour runs from 5-9 PM. May the best team win!! #dctrivia #dchappyhour #bloomingdaledc #winnerwinnerchickendinner #nochickenheads— CRISPKITCHENBAR (@CRISPKITCHENBAR) April 23, 2018
Prologue DC contributed research to the activism in six DC neighborhoods exhibit at the Anacostia Community Museum
Note that Prologue DC produced the nomination for the proposed Bloomingdale historic district.
"A Right to the City," on activism in six DC neighborhoods, opened at the Anacostia Community Museum over the weekend. You've got a year to see it. We contributed research.https://t.co/75YevQqsJa https://t.co/75YevQqsJa— Prologue DC (@PrologueDC) April 23, 2018
Bloomingdale-based JSquared Candle Co.: Health and Spirituality
See this tweet:
Health and Spirituality my own personal blend.— JSquared Candle Co. (@JSquaredCandle) April 23, 2018
#dream #spring #atmosphere #homebasedbusiness #handcrafted in #BloomingdaleDC #therapeutic #allnatural #spa #thisismadeindc #Peace #nature #aromatherapy #spa #shopsmall #minorityowned #VeteranOwned #WashingtonDC #SmallBiz pic.twitter.com/YQlAsQr4ru
Sunday, April 22, 2018
Bloomingdale Civic Association clean-up -- in 1963
See this tweet.
And note that the BCA met at Tabor Presbyterian Church at 2nd and S Street NW, which has been nominated to be a historic landmark.
And note that the BCA met at Tabor Presbyterian Church at 2nd and S Street NW, which has been nominated to be a historic landmark.
— Bloomingdame, pics of 🌞🌈🌕 in #BloomingdaleDC (@bloomingdame) April 22, 2018
community performers wanted for the Joe Mamo lot at North Capitol & Florida Ave NW -- for the Mobile Art Gallery
From: Maiselman, Kristi
Sent: Monday, April 16, 2018 10:15 AM
To: Caitlin Caplinger; Out Reach
Subject: Community Performers wanted for Truxton Circle Summer events
Sent: Monday, April 16, 2018 10:15 AM
To: Caitlin Caplinger
Subject: Community Performers wanted for Truxton Circle Summer events
Good morning,
This summer CulturalDC is pleased to partner with North Capital Main Street to bring DC’s first Mobile Art Gallery to Ward 5 in Truxton Circle at the lot located at North Capital and Florida Ave NW. CulturalDC seeks community performers of all ages and levels for performances that will be held Fridays in June and July from 6-9pm. All interested performers should email Caitlin Caplinger at caitlin@culturaldc.org.
Please visit our website site to learn more about the Mobile Art Gallery:
https://www.culturaldc.org/mobile-art-gallery/
https://www.culturaldc.org/mobile-art-gallery/
Please share the attached image with your networks and help us support local community performers this summer!
__________________________________
KRISTI MAISELMAN
DIRECTOR OF BRAND INNOVATION AND ENGAGEMENT
KRISTI@CULTURALDC.ORG
KRISTI MAISELMAN
DIRECTOR OF BRAND INNOVATION AND ENGAGEMENT
KRISTI@CULTURALDC.ORG
1835 14th STREET NW
WASHINGTON DC 20009
202.315.1312
CULTURALDC.ORG
WE MAKE SPACE FOR ART
WASHINGTON DC 20009
202.315.1312
CULTURALDC.ORG
WE MAKE SPACE FOR ART
searching for a licensed, bonded and insured cleaning company?
From: Clean~R~Us LLC
Toni Bussie
Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2018 6:52 PM
Subject: Clean~R~Us
Subject: Clean~R~Us
Hi Mr Scott,
My name is LaTisha "Toni" Bussie, I own Clean~R~Us LLC I am a licensed, bonded and insured cleaning company. One of your Bloomingdale residents named Felicia advised me to reach out to you because I am looking for more clients within our area. I do residential (AirBnB, move in/outs etc..) and commercial cleanings (offices and buildings) and as I mentioned I am licensed, bonded and insured. Below in the signature is my business number. Thank you in advance.
My name is LaTisha "Toni" Bussie, I own Clean~R~Us LLC I am a licensed, bonded and insured cleaning company. One of your Bloomingdale residents named Felicia advised me to reach out to you because I am looking for more clients within our area. I do residential (AirBnB, move in/outs etc..) and commercial cleanings (offices and buildings) and as I mentioned I am licensed, bonded and insured. Below in the signature is my business number. Thank you in advance.
Respectfully,
Toni Bussie
Clean~R~Us LLC
The POW-er Of Clean!
202-848-8305
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Hungry Lobbyist post on Tyber Creek's spring offerings
Click on the link to read the entire Hungry Lobbyist post:
Tyber Creek opened in May 2017 and has become known as a cozy neighborhood restaurant in the Bloomingdale neighborhood. And as the temperatures start to rise and things turn green again, Tyber Creek has launched their spring menu. The food is all cooked in their wood burning oven – the only item that they kept from the previous restaurant (Rustik Tavern). Enjoy happy hour, dinner, or brunch on their patio – which literally doubles their seating capacity. Make sure that you don’t miss brunch – we’re talking cast iron cinnamon rolls, shakshuka, AND BOTTOMLESS ROSÉ. Yes, you read that right. Tyber Creek takes bottomless brunch drinks to the next level, so that you truly can rosé all day (well, at least for 2 hours). This is the perfect place to go with a few friends, order a few dishes, pick something great off the wine list, and just sit back and relax.
...
Tyber Creek opened in May 2017 and has become known as a cozy neighborhood restaurant in the Bloomingdale neighborhood. And as the temperatures start to rise and things turn green again, Tyber Creek has launched their spring menu. The food is all cooked in their wood burning oven – the only item that they kept from the previous restaurant (Rustik Tavern). Enjoy happy hour, dinner, or brunch on their patio – which literally doubles their seating capacity. Make sure that you don’t miss brunch – we’re talking cast iron cinnamon rolls, shakshuka, AND BOTTOMLESS ROSÉ. Yes, you read that right. Tyber Creek takes bottomless brunch drinks to the next level, so that you truly can rosé all day (well, at least for 2 hours). This is the perfect place to go with a few friends, order a few dishes, pick something great off the wine list, and just sit back and relax.
...
Ward 5 CM McDuffie acknowledges a great Bloomingdale Beautification Day with Teri Janine Quinn and the Bloomingdale Civic Association
See this tweet from Ward 5 Councilmember McDuffie's office yesterday:
Always a great neighborhood beatification day in #BloomingdaleDC with @TJQ23 & @BloomingdaleCA planting in yards and community spaces, plants funded by $ from ANC 5E, specifically Commissioners Bertha Holliday, Kate McClelland, & Horacio Sierra. pic.twitter.com/fD90EEnxsJ— CM McDuffie's Office (@CM_McDuffie) April 21, 2018
Tuesday at Big Bear: Lotus Blooms at the cafe selling adult toys and intimates - and learn learn how to sign risque signs with Christina Burke!
See this tweet:
One week until Lotus Blooms will be at the cafe selling adult toys and intimates. Come join us as we learn how to sign risqué signs with Christina Burke! https://t.co/lB0Arh4zIG— Big Bear Cafe (@bigbearcafe) April 17, 2018
Saturday, April 21, 2018
Open Houses in and around Bloomingdale scheduled for Saturday 4/21 and Sunday 4/22
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26 Quincy Pl NW is priced at $899,900. |
SATURDAY 4/21/18 Open House list
Map of Saturday Open Houses
SUNDAY 4/22/18 Open House list
Map of Sunday Open Houses
*Agents, to have your open houses included in this weekly post, please have them tagged in MRIS by 10am on Friday. If you don't see your open house in the links, feel free to add in the comments. Also, if you would like your open to be featured with a picture for this post, please e-mail suzanne at compass dot com by 10am on Friday before the open.
Bloomingdale Oyster Party Today! 3pm-10pm
Chesapeake oysters, grilled sausage from Meats and Foods, grilled local veggies, catfish dip, Korean BBQ, banchan, and BLUEGRASS AT 6pm!
ALL YOU CAN EAT. 3pm - 10pm
Cocktails from Cotton and Reed Distillers, and local beers and wine available all night.
$50 Advance Tickets
$60 at the Door
Mayor Bowser will be in Bloomingdale this morning at around 10:30 am
See these tweets from someone who got up earlier than me today:
#CleanCityDC @srfrjulie was in #BloomingdaleDC yesterday, talking trash! She & @MayorBowser will be back today - across from @bigbearcafe at 10:30 - with those cool trash bags. #ANC5E has provided funds for plants. (Go seeJean-Christophe at 9:30 to join a landscape team.) https://t.co/uNvLa5T01I— Bloomingdame, pics of 🌞🌈🌕 in #BloomingdaleDC (@bloomingdame) April 21, 2018
Post pics of your favorite dog picking up trash on Instagram! #TrashFreeDC https://t.co/0efhyRCuao— Bloomingdame, pics of 🌞🌈🌕 in #BloomingdaleDC (@bloomingdame) April 21, 2018
#TrashFreeDC Tip #4: take photos! We want to see your before, your after, your team, your weird finds, your smiling faces 😎 Be sure to tag #TrashFreeDC. We’re @CleanCityDC on Instagram and Facebook too 🤳🏽— Mayor's Office of the Clean City (@CleanCityDC) April 20, 2018
a week from today: Common Good City Farm's 10th Season Kick-Off -- at the Farm and then later at ANXO
See these messages:
See this Facebook post:
Join us for our 10th Season Kick-off on Saturday, April 28! 10 am - 1 pm: Free food, farm tours, Seedling Sale— CommonGoodCityFarm (@CmmnGoodCtyFarm) April 12, 2018
3 - 5 pm: Happy Hour Fundraiser @ANXOcider
RSVP: https://t.co/SKIcuj16fc#shawdc #ledroitpark #BloomingdaleDC #edibleDC #pineappleDC #UrbanAgriculture #localfood pic.twitter.com/QWtxG0mej7
Our 10th Season Kick-off will be on Saturday, April 28.
10
am - 1 pm: Free Food, Seedling Sale, Farm Tours, Kids Activities @ Common Good
City Farm & the Park at LeDroit
3
- 5 pm: 10th Anniversary Happy Hour Fundraiser
at
ANXO Cidery, 300 Florida Ave NW
Donate
to Common Good City Farm & earn discounts at the bar and ANXO will donate a
portion of the proceeds to Common Good City Farm
RSVP
(or just show up!): bit.ly/2qumdJI
See this Facebook post:
a week from today: Spring event at the Park at LeDroit!
See this tweet:
So many cool things on April 28th - falcons, bugs, music, food! pic.twitter.com/hcxquz5KpQ— FriendsOfThePark (@ParkAtLedroit) April 19, 2018
alert: "PEPCO reports the 2100 block of 2nd Street NW will be closed in both directions due to emergency repairs."
See this tweet:
Ruh roh. 2100 block of 2nd Street closed for Pepco work. #BloomingdaleDC https://t.co/lISIoOEdGG— Bloomingdame, pics of 🌞🌈🌕 in #BloomingdaleDC (@bloomingdame) April 21, 2018
Friday, April 20, 2018
HPRB hearing for 150 S Street NW deferred from 04-26-2018 to perhaps 05-24-2018 or 05-31-2018
From: Yarnall, Bruce (OP)
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2018 4:52 PM
To: Holliday, Bertha G. (SMD 5E07)
Subject: HPRB Agenda and Consent Calendar for St. Paul's Church Nomination
Importance: High
To: Holliday, Bertha G. (SMD 5E07)
Subject: HPRB Agenda and Consent Calendar for St. Paul's Church Nomination
Importance: High
Greetings, ANC Commissioner Holiday ----- I am
sending this separate email to you to let you know that the
applicant/developer for the church at 150 S Street NW asked, again this month,
do defer the hearing on the historic landmark nomination.
The earliest the case will be heard at this point is May 24
or May 31.
Yours,
Bruce Yarnall • Historic Preservation Operations Manager
DC Office of Planning
1100 4th Street
SW, Suite E650 • Washington, DC 20024
202.442.8835
|
Boundary Stone: "You miss 100% of the shots you don't take"
See this Boundary Stone tweet:
“You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.” pic.twitter.com/eKJ6Lj4uaS— Boundary Stone (@BoundaryStoneDC) April 20, 2018
all-you-can-eat tacos at El Camino today
See this tweet:
Alright, Alright, Alright.— El Camino DC (@ElCaminoDC) April 20, 2018
FRIDAY 4/20 = ALL🌮YOU🌮CAN🌮EAT🌮TACOS
Starting @ 5p
$17 including bottomless frijoles & arroz
fine print: excludes seafood tacos#BloomingdaleDC♥️ pic.twitter.com/4puz7poY4L
all vinyl dance party tonight at Showtime Lounge
See this tweet:
TONITE! REVEL IN THE RAW RHYTHMS OF SHOWTIME SHAMAN @SoulCallPaul FOR "ZIRIGIDOOM": ALL VINYL DANCE PARTY https://t.co/kEpTC7v1j7 pic.twitter.com/s1SP7MmULF— Showtime (@Showtime_DC) April 20, 2018
weather forecast for tomorrow's Bloomingdale Beautification/Clean-Up Day is 63 degrees, mostly cloudy
From: tj quinn
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2018 9:43 AM
Subject: Fwd: Beautification Day flier and update on BCA website
Subject: Fwd: Beautification Day flier and update on BCA website
Here’s the beautification day flier. It is the same one we
used last year. Scott, can you update the event page on our website and help
get the word out?
Best,
Teri Janine
The More The Merrior Oyster Shuck at Big Bear -- Saturday, 04-21-2018
THE MORE THE MERRIOR
Saturday, April 21st
3pm-10pm

Come to the Bloomingdale Food Festival and Oyster Shuck!
There will be oytsers, grilled sausage, grilled local veggies, catfish dip, Korean BBQ, banchan, and so much more.
ALL YOU CAN EAT!! from 3pm to 10pm.
Bluegrass will start at 6pm. Cocktails from Cotton and Reed will flowing all night.
Kids under 10 are free before 5pm.
Come celebrate spring at Big Bear!
(CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS!)
Thursday, April 19, 2018
Clean~R~Us LLC -- a licensed, bonded and insured cleaning company
From: Clean~R~Us LLC
Toni Bussie
Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2018 6:52 PM
Subject: Clean~R~Us
Subject: Clean~R~Us
Hi Mr Scott,
My name is LaTisha "Toni" Bussie, I own Clean~R~Us LLC I am a licensed, bonded and insured cleaning company. One of your Bloomingdale residents named Felicia advised me to reach out to you because I am looking for more clients within our area. I do residential (AirBnB, move in/outs etc..) and commercial cleanings (offices and buildings) and as I mentioned I am licensed, bonded and insured. Below in the signature is my business number. Thank you in advance.
My name is LaTisha "Toni" Bussie, I own Clean~R~Us LLC I am a licensed, bonded and insured cleaning company. One of your Bloomingdale residents named Felicia advised me to reach out to you because I am looking for more clients within our area. I do residential (AirBnB, move in/outs etc..) and commercial cleanings (offices and buildings) and as I mentioned I am licensed, bonded and insured. Below in the signature is my business number. Thank you in advance.
Respectfully,
Toni Bussie
Clean~R~Us LLC
The POW-er Of Clean!
202-848-8305
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owner of 150 S Street NW has asked for postponement on the HPRB agenda from Thursday, 04-26-2018, to Thursday, 05-24-2018
Update: After I placed the post below here at the Bloomingdale Neighborhood blog, the DC Preservation League sent out this tweet and a subsequent corrective tweet:

How Affected ANCs Should Use this Notice
How to Submit ANC Comments
possibly a week from today: #BloomingdaleDC's St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church South (150 S Street NW) on the HPRB hearing agenda https://t.co/X4L9oe3S8u @DCPresLeague @OPinDC— Scott Roberts (@ScottRobertsDC) April 19, 2018
Owner asked for postponement to May 22nd.— DCPreservationLeague (@DCPresLeague) April 19, 2018
Oops. May 24th. Sorry for the confusion.— DCPreservationLeague (@DCPresLeague) April 19, 2018
From:
HistoricWashington@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2018 1:21 PM
To: HistoricWashington@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [HistoricWashington] HPO Monthly Public Notice - April 2018
To: HistoricWashington@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [HistoricWashington] HPO Monthly Public Notice - April 2018
This
document and others related to the April 26 and May 3 HPRB Meeting are
accessible on the website at: https://planning.dc.gov/node/1176060
. A PDF copy with website hyperlinks is also attached to this message.
_________
GOVERNMENT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
HISTORIC PRESERVATION
REVIEW BOARD
HISTORIC PRESERVATION
OFFICE
MONTHLY PUBLIC NOTICE
April 2018
Issued by email on
April 10, 2018
PURPOSE OF THIS NOTICE
This notice is the
official monthly announcement by the District of Columbia’s Historic
Preservation Office (HPO) of pending matters of public interest. It
includes items related to preservation planning, designation of historic
landmarks and historic districts, and project reviews before the Historic
Preservation Review Board (HPRB) and U.S. Commission of Fine Arts (CFA).
KINGMAN PARK HISTORIC
DISTRICT UPDATE
The continuation of
the January 25, 2018 hearing on the proposed Kingman Park Historic District
(all properties between East Capitol, 19th and M Streets NE and Maryland Avenue
NE and the Anacostia River, Case 16-19) will be held on April 26, 2018.
Affected ANCs: 5D, 6A and 7D.
Draft design
guidelines for the proposed historic district have been prepared and are
available at (https://planning.dc.gov/node/1314166
). Comments or questions can be directed to historic.preservation@dc.gov
.
SUSTAINABILITY
GUIDELINES FOR HISTORIC PROPERTY
Draft sustainability
guidelines for existing and historic properties have been prepared by the DC
Department of Energy Environment (DDOE) in consultation with HPO. The
draft guidelines will be scheduled for consideration by the HPRB at the May 24,
2018 meeting and are available at (https://planning.dc.gov/node/1314201)
. Comments or questions are appreciated by May 7, 2018 and can be directed to historic.preservation@dc.gov.
NOTICE TO ADVISORY
NEIGHBORHOOD COMMISSIONS
HPO and HPRB welcome
and encourage Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC) participation in the
historic preservation review process. HPRB gives great weight to duly
adopted written ANC views on matters of significance to neighborhood planning and
development.
How Affected ANCs Should Use this Notice
This is an initial
notice to ANCs of construction projects recently filed for HPRB review.
Projects are identified by address and ANC area where the address is
located. Upcoming historic designation hearings are also listed,
supplementing the separate notice letters mailed to ANCs.
HPRB regulations are
designed to allow ANCs to identify projects they believe are significant to
neighborhood planning and development. ANCs can request project
submissions and applicant contact information from the assigned HPO staff
person listed on this notice.
The historic
preservation regulations encourage, but do not require, applicants to contact
the affected ANC to present their projects and to resolve any public concerns
before HPRB review. If an ANC is interested in a project listed on this
notice, but has not yet been contacted by the applicant, the ANC is encouraged
to arrange for an ANC review directly with the applicant.
Longer Notice Period
for Cases Undergoing ANC Review
HPO gives notice
according to rules designed to balance the interests of project applicants and
ANCs. If HPO is already aware of ANC interest in a project, the case is
listed on two successive monthly notices in order to ensure a minimum notice to
the affected ANC of 45 days (or 30 working days, whichever is longer).
This means that when these cases first appear on this notice, they are
scheduled for the HPRB meeting at the end of the following month.
HPO asks affected ANCs
for help in identifying any other projects on this notice that they want to
review at a public meeting. Upon notification, HPO will ensure that the
affected ANC receives a minimum 45-day notice of those cases. ANCs may identify
an interest in reviewing any or all cases that affect their area.
For those cases that
affected ANCs do not need to consider at a public meeting, HPO will proceed
with review for possible consideration at this month’s HPRB meeting. The
shorter notice allows the application to proceed without unnecessary delay to
the applicant or burden to the ANC.
How to Ensure
Consideration of ANC Views
ANCs should first
identify those cases on this notice they want to review. ANCs should feel
free to contact the assigned HPO staff person for information about any
case. ANCs should also contact HPO in writing to request an extended
notice for those cases the ANC wants to review at a public meeting.
Requests are granted automatically and may be made by email to the assigned
staff person or to historic.preservation@dc.gov.
Requests should be made as soon as possible, but no later than two days before
the upcoming HPRB meeting. ANCs do not need to contact HPO about projects
that are already scheduled to allow a 45-day review period, or that they have
already reviewed.
How to Submit ANC Comments
For ANC comments to
receive great weight, they must be adopted by ANC vote at a duly noticed public
meeting. ANC comments may be in resolution or letter format, and should
be submitted within the 45-day review period. Comments should relate to
HPRB’s area of jurisdiction, state the vote taken, and articulate the basis for
the ANC recommendations.
Any ANC commissioner
is welcome to participate in HPRB meetings as an individual, but only the duly
adopted official comments of the ANC receive great weight.
GENERAL AVAILABILITY
OF PUBLIC INFORMATION
The applications
listed on this notice and their associated materials are a matter of public
record. Case files are open for public review at the Historic
Preservation Office during regular business hours, Monday through Friday, 9 am
to 5 pm, 1100 4th Street SW, Suite E650 (at Waterfront METRO station).
For more information,
see the HPO and HPRB website at www.preservation.dc.gov
. Some application materials are also posted on the website.
COMMENT SUBMISSION
DEADLINES
Public comments are
welcome on HPRB cases, and anyone may participate in an HPRB meeting without
signing up in advance. HPRB prefers to receive copies of written comments
before their meeting. Written comments submitted electronically by the deadlines
below will be distributed to the HPRB members before the meeting. Any
comments received after the final deadline will held for the record but not
distributed to the HPRB members.
Comments for
distribution with case
information:
1 pm on April 19
Final deadline for
comments to be distributed:
1
pm on April 25 (for April 26 meeting)
1 pm on May 2 (for May 3 meeting)
The
45-day/30-working-day ANC notice period for cases on this notice expires
on: May 19, 2018.
NOTICE OF HISTORIC
PRESERVATION REVIEW BOARD MEETINGS
April 26, 2018
May 3, 2018
441 4th Street NW,
Room 220 South, 9:00 a.m.
The Historic
Preservation Review Board (HPRB) will meet on Thursday, April 26 and Thursday,
May 03 to consider concept and permit applications for work affecting historic
properties. Applications for historic landmark or historic district designation
may also be considered.
The agenda for these
meetings will be drawn from the list of filed cases below, but not all cases on
the list will be included. The agenda will be released on the Friday
before each meeting, and will be emailed to all recipients of this public
notice. The agenda and HPO reports for the scheduled cases will be posted
on the HPO website at www.preservation.dc.gov
by the end of the day on Friday, April 20, 2018.
NOTICE OF CASES FILED
FOR REVIEW
The following cases
have been filed by this month’s application deadline for submission to
HPRB. The agenda of cases for the upcoming HPRB meetings will be drawn
from this list.
Listing on this notice
does not guarantee a hearing this month. Some cases are already scheduled
for the following month. Other cases may be deferred at the request of
the affected Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC), for insufficient
information, or at the discretion of HPO or HPRB.
For inquiries about or
to provide comments on a specific case, please contact the assigned staff
person listed below. Written comments should be received at HPO by the
comment deadlines noted above. Submission of written comments by email is
preferred.
HISTORIC LANDMARK AND
HISTORIC DISTRICT DESIGNATION HEARINGS
ANC
5D,6A
Kingman Park Historic District, all properties between East Capitol, 19th and M
Streets NE and
7D
Maryland Avenue NE and the Anacostia River, Case 16-19
5E
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal
Church South, 150 S Street NW, Case 18-09
PERMIT APPLICATIONS
AND CONCEPTUAL REVIEWS
Historic Landmarks
2E
West Heating Plant, 1051/1055 29th Street NW (Square 1193), HPA 17-263,
concept/substantial demolition, reconstruction for multi-unit residential
building (continuation of November 2, 2017 hearing)
2E
West Heating Plant, 1051/1055 29th Street NW (Square 1193), HPA 17-633,
permit/demolition
5E
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church South, 150 S Street NW, HPA 18-147, raze
(if designated)
Blagden Alley/ Naylor
Court Historic District
2F
939 N Street NW, HPA 18-243, concept/two-story brick carriage house (Meyer)
Capitol Hill Historic
District
6B
816 Potomac Avenue SE, HPA 18-244, concept/four-story, plus penthouse and
cellar, side addition (Gutowski)
6C
732 4th Street NE, HPA 18-248, concept/rear and rooftop additions (Gutowski)
6C
228 8th Street NE, HPA 18-300, concept/rear addition; front alterations (deferred
until May 24th at request of ANC; Gutowski)
Cleveland Park
Historic District
3C
3415 Porter Street NW, HPA 18-129, concept/ addition at rear roof (Robb)
3C
3552 Quebec Street NW, HPA 18-305, concept/ add rooftop dormers at rear (Robb)
14th Street Historic
District
2B
1712 15th Street NW, HPA 18-304, concept/rear addition and alteration (Robb)
Georgetown Historic
District
2E
3234 N Street NW, HPA 18-234, permit/entry portico, replacement doors,
retaining wall, enlarge window wells, repave front yard (Dennee)
George Washington
University/Old West End Historic District
2A
2101 F Street NW, HPA 18-200, permit/roof antenna (Brockett)
Glover-Archbold Park
Historic District
3D
4301 Canal Road NW, HPA 18-297, permit/raze the historic Foundry Branch Trestle
in Glover Archbold Park (scheduled for May 24th meeting)
Kalorama Triangle
Historic District
1C
1963 Biltmore Street NW, HPA 18-298, concept/rooftop addition (Brockett)
LeDroit Park Historic
District
1B
461-465 Florida Avenue NW, HPA 18-279, concept/penthouse additions on houses
and roof decks on rear stables (Meyer)
1B
1822 4th Street NW, HPA 18-280, concept/three-story rear addition (Meyer)
1B
1936 2nd Street NW, HPA 18-301, concept/two-story garage (Meyer)
Mount Pleasant
Historic District
1D
3305-3307 18th Street NW, HPA 17-659, concept/raze carriage house and build
similar but larger garage (to be heard in May or June)
1D
1800 Kenyon Street NW, HPA 18-252, concept/roof deck on top of single story
brick garage (Dennee)
Shaw Historic District
6E
1501 9th Street NW, HPA 17-434, concept/enclosed sidewalk café (Meyer)
U Street Historic
District
1B
1924 9th Street NW, HPA 18-269, concept/third-story loft addition (Price)
2B
1828 15th Street NW, HPA 18-302, concept/two-story garage and addition to principal
structure (Price)
6E
1735-1737 10th Street NW, HPA 18-303, concept/construction of two rowhouses on
existing vacant lots (Price)
Walter Reed Historic
District
4A
6900 Georgia Avenue NW, HPA 18-308, permit/raze buildings 31, 38 and 84
(Dennee)
HPO CONTACT
INFORMATION
HPO STAFF REVIEWERS
Anne Brockett
(202) 442-8842
Steve Callcott
(202) 741-5247
Tim Dennee
(202) 442-8847
Kim Elliott
(202) 442-8838
Patsy Fletcher
(202) 741-081
6Gabriela Gutowski
(202) 442-8839 6Gabriela Gutowski
Andrew Lewis
(202) 442-8841
David Maloney
(202) 442-8850
Brendan Meyer
(202) 741-5248
Imania Price
(202) 442-8827
Michael Robb
(202) 442-7703
Kim Williams
(202) 442-8840
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HPO AND HPRB WEBSITE
For additional
information, see the HPO and HPRB website at www.preservation.dc.gov
.
ACCESSIBILITY
SERVICES: Persons needing accessibility accommodations including foreign
language and sign language interpretation for preservation services and
programs may contact Steve Callcott at the Office of Planning at (202) 442-7600
to request assistance. Please provide two weeks advance notice for HPRB
meetings.
Bruce Yarnall • Historic
Preservation Operations Manager
DC Office of Planning
1100 4th Street SW, Suite E650 • Washington,
DC 20024
202.442.8835
planning.dc.gov
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