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 Columbia Heights Neighborhood Investment Fund PlanThe Neighborhood Investment Fund (NIF) is an annual non-lapsing, revolving fund to finance economic development and neighborhood revitalization in 12 target neighborhoods. The purpose of the Target Area Investment Plan is to identify community investment priorities for the use of NIF funds.  Columbia Heights Public Realm Framework Plan and the Columbia Heights Revitalization InformationThe objective of the Mount Pleasant Revitalization Plan is to create a more vibrant commercial district by strengthening the commercial corridor’s economic climate, creating a sense of place that can be enjoyed by all residents of the Mt. Pleasant neighborhood. DUKE Framework for a Cultural Destination for Greater Shaw U StreetThe Duke plan is a result of an extensive community planning process that outlines specific development and use targets between the Shaw-Howard University and U Street/African-American Civil War Memorial/Cardozo metro stations.  Georgia Avenue Petworth Metro Station & CorridorThe Georgia Avenue-Petworth Metro Station & Corridor Plan, from Decatur Street in Ward 4 to Euclid Street in Ward 1, provides a framework to guide growth and development on Georgia Avenue while preserving and enhancing the quality of life in the community.  Mt Pleasant Street Commercial Revitalization StrategyThe objective of the Mount Pleasant Revitalization Plan is to create a more vibrant commercial district by strengthening the commercial corridor’s economic climate.  Park Morton Redevelopment PlanThe District of Columbia, in collaboration with the residents of Park Morton and the Park View and Petworth community, initiated a process to plan for and implement the revitalization of the Park Morton neighborhood and is generally bound by Georgia Avenue on the west, Warder Street on the east, Lamont Street on the south and Park Road on the north.
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