RSS FeedANC 2C Neighborhood Meeting Agenda For Mon, Dec 11 (1350 Penn Ave NW – Room G-9)
The next Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC) 2C meeting for Penn Quarter is this upcoming Monday, December 11 at the Wilson Building (1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW) in Room G-9 at 6:30 pm.
The meeting agenda as currently posted is as follows:
Agenda
Call to Order
Introduction of Commissioners
Quorum
Approval of Agenda
Approval of Niovember 2017 Meeting Minutes
ANC Reports
1.Treasurer’s Report by Commissioner Kevin Wilsey, ANC2C03, ANC2C
2.Secretary’s Report by Commissioner Theresa Harrison, ANC2C02
Brief Community Announcements and Presentations
1. Mayor’s Community Liaison for Ward-2, Richard Livingstone, 202.805.7122, Richard.Livingstone@dc.gov
2. Metropolitan Police Department (MPD), Captain Jonathan Dorrough, 202.903.4123, Jonathan.Dorrough@dc.gov
3. PEPCO Substation, Proposed Plans for Renovation, at 400 block of 8th Street, NW. Moneka Cunningham MCunningham@pepco.com and Linda Greenan, 202.872.2000, Linda.Greenan@pepco.com
4. Department of Public Works (DPW), Weather Planning and the New Recycling Plan, Celeste Duffie, 202.438.8247 / 302.671.2531, Celeste.Duffie@dc.gov
Local Events Impacting Community
1. Cherry Blossom Parade, Saturday, April 14, 2018, Constitution Avenue, NW between 7th & 14th Linda Lindamood LLindamood@linderglobal.com and Whitney Trayham, 202.298.6970, ext 274, WTrayham@linderglobal.com
Alcoholic Beverage Regulation Administration
1. ABRA application for a Conrad Hotel, at CityCenter, at 950 New York Avenue, NW. A new luxury hotel with 360 rooms and a restaurant by Chef Bryan Voltaggio. They propose to operate 24 hours every day. Courtney Miller, Hines Co., 202.942.7880,
Courtney.Miller@Hines.com and Roderic Woodson, Holland & Knight, 202.457.7138, Rod.Woodson@hklaw.com
2. ABRA-107858, Spin DC, Class ‘C’ Tavern, 529 14th Street, NW. A new tavern with 100 seats and a total occupancy of 500. Proposed hours of operation and alcoholic beverage sale/service/consumption : Sunday – Thursday 11:00am – 2:00am; Friday & Saturday 11:00am – 3:00am. Proposed hours of live entertainment: Sunday – Saturday, 7:00pm – 12:00 midnight. Adena Santiago, 202.638.6363, ASantiago@buchmanlaw.com
3. ABRA-107853, New License for Regal Gallery Place, Retailer’s Class ‘C’ Restaurant at a Movie Theater, 701 7th Street, NW. Serving popcorn, pizza, chicken wings, prepackaged candy and beverages. Total Occupancy Load of 3119. Hours of operation for alcoholic beverage sale/service/ consumption: Sunday – Saturday. 11:00am – 11:30pm. Evadne Maxwell, 305.789.2761 or 305.501.2075, Evadne.Maxwell@lewisfoxlaw.com
District of Columbia Department of Transportation (DDOT)
1. DDOT Tracking Number 22069. Proposed Plan for Paving, Fixtures, Trash Receptacles, Landscaping and Underground Garage Projection, at 619 14th Street, NW. Property owned by 14th & G Street Holding. Presented by William Lattanzio, Wiles Mensch Corp., 202.499.6497, WLattanzio@wilesmensch.com (also 703.391.7600, psch@wilesmensch.com ) and Khristine Giangrandi, Land Design Co., 703.549.7784, KGiangrandi@landdesign.com
2. DDOT Tracking Number 10543317. Maison Kayser, 1345 F Street, NW. Application to occupy public space for the purpose of a new, unenclosed sidewalk café, encompassing a total of 381 square feet to include 12 tables, 24 French café chairs, 6 umbrellas, and 2 railings. 410.827.9002 restconsultants@mac.com
3. DDOT Tracking Number 10543321. Maison Kayser,650 Massachusetts Avenue NW. Application to occupy public space for the purpose of a new, unenclosed sidewalk café encompassing a total of 464 square feet to include 15 tables, 30 French café chairs, 4 umbrellas, 3 railings, and 3 planters. 410.827.9002, restconsultants@mac.com
4. DDOT Tracking Number 10553571. GRK Fresh Greek,1000 F Street NW. Application to occupy public space for the purpose of a new, unenclosed sidewalk café, encompassing a total of 270 square feet to include 5 tables and 17 chairs (no umbrellas, railings, or planters) William Price, 301.821.6046, pricewh@aol.com
5. DDOT 7th Street, NW Concept Plan to improve traffic flow. Megan Kanagy DDOT, 202.671.1598, Megan.Kanagy@dc.gov
Historic Preservation Review Board (HPRB)
1. HPRB – ‘Rehabilitation’ Global Holdings, Riggs Bank Building occupied by Courtyard by Marriott, 900 F Street, NW. Presented by Eric Howe and Emily Eig (President and CEO), EHT Tracies, 202.393.1199, Erin.Howe@tracies.com and Emily.Eig@traceries.com
2. Ford’s Theatre, Project Concept for Digital Signage, 514 10th Street, NW, Lisa Lorenz 202.639.1591, LLorenz@fords.org
Board of Zoning Adjustment (BZA)
1. BZA 18325, 704 3rd Street, NW Sq 529, Lots 802, 803, 845 & 847, The ANC previously granted the applicant’s request for a two-year extension to commence construction. The applicant is returning to request another extension. Ilan Scharfstein, Renaissance Centro, 202.510.1257, Ilan@rencentro.com
Meeting Adjournment.
Next meeting:
Monday, January 8, 2017 at 6:30 pm
John A. Wilson Building,
1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW Room G-9
Questions:
John Tinpe 2c01@anc.dc.gov
Theresa Harrison 2c02@anc.dc.gov
Kevin Wilsey 2c03@anc.dc.gov
Website: www.anc2c.us
Embassy of Canada Hosts La Soiree Holiday Tree Lighting Party & Fundraiser
From the Penn Quarter Neighborhood Association we learned of this great event being put on by the Embassy of Canada which is located in our neighborhood:
Canadian Embassy La Soirée
Annual Holiday Tree Lighting & Party
Wednesday, December 6, 6:30 pm to 9:00 pmChristmas Tree Lighting
Live Entertainment
Canadian DJ and Dancing
Crown Royal Whisky Room
Blues Café with Blues Guitarist Jonny GraveJoin us in celebration of the holiday season as we gather with friends and warm drinks to light one of Nova Scotia’s largest holiday trees! The merriment continues inside the Embassy with music, dancing, food and drinks.
This charitable event benefits the United Way of the National Capital Area. Must be 21 and over to attend. A government-issued ID is required for entry.
Tickets $50
https://donate.unitedwaynca.org/page/contribute/canadian-embassy-la-soireeEmbassy of Canada
501 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
202.682.1740
Metro: Archives-Navy Mem’l-Penn Quarter
Downtown Holiday Market Opens Fri, Nov 24 (F St NW betw/7th and 9th)
It’s that time of year when you can get some/most/all of your holiday shopping at our favorite seasonal market, the Downtown Holiday Market set up on F St NW between 7th and 9th. The market opens this Friday, November 24 at Noon and runs through Saturday, December 23. Hours are Noon to 8 pm daily and vendors can rotate in and out depending on the slots they’ve reserved. Musicians perform daily and food/drink are available too.
We’ll see you there!
Mayor Bowser To Speak At November Penn Quarter Neighborhood Association Meeting (Tue, 11/14)
Mayor Bowser is the very special guest for the November Penn Quarter Neighborhood Association breakfast meeting which will take place on Tuesday, November 14 at the Shakespeare Theatre’s Harman Hall (610 F St NW). There is no specific topic for the meeting but the Mayor will make remarks and then there will be Q & A with the audience following the remarks.
There is no cost to attend but an RSVP is requested per below. Please indicate if you heard of this meeting from Penn Quarter Living.
Penn Quarter Neighborhood Association Breakfast Meeting
Tuesday, November 14, 8:30 amLocation
Shakespeare Theatre Company’s Harman Hall
610 F Street, NW
Metro: Gallery Pl-Chinatown, exit 7th & FAgenda
Continental Breakfast: 8:30 am – 8:55 am
Brief Announcements: 9 am
Speaker begins after AnnouncementsSpeaker + Topic
Muriel Bowser, Mayor of the District of Columbia
We hope to see many of you at the meeting. Come prepared with your questions as the Mayor will respond to your questions at the end of her talk.RSVP Details
RSVP via email by Noon Friday, November 10 to:
Jo-Ann@PennQuarter.orgInclude the first and last names of all those attending and their affiliations. If you are a neighborhood resident indicate ‘Self’ or your building as your affiliation.