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The Historic Preservation Review Board met to consider the following items on May 23 and May 30, 2013.
Foggy Bottom Historic District Nomination, Historic District Brochure and Historic District Maps are accessible from this page.
The Foggy Bottom Historic District was designated in 1987.
The "Period of Significance" for the Foggy Bottom Historic District is 1860 - 1915.
In November 2012, Councilmember McDuffie introduced legislation to create a Task Force to analyze how industrial land in Ward 5 can be better utilized to create jobs and increase the tax base, as well as address community concerns and desired neighborhood amenities and services.
West Virginia Avenu October 15 Presentation- West Virginia Avnenue Flyer October 15
- Ward 5 Works Industrial Land Transformation Study
- Ward 5 Industrial Land Transformation Study Overview
- Ward 5 Industrial Land Transformation Study Station 1 Why Ward 5 Now
- Ward 5 Industrial Land Transformation Study Station 2 Maps
- Ward 5 Industrial Land Transformation Study Station 3 Case Studies
- Ward 5 Industrial Land Transformation Study Station 4 PDR 2
- Ward 5 Industrial Land Transformation Study Station 5 SWOT
- Appendix Part 1
- Appendix Part 2
Draft Implementation Report for 2016
The Office of Planning completed an extensive community planning process with area stakeholders (including residents, ANCs, neighborhood organizations, Council staff, businesses, property owners, institutions and government agencies) to develop a Strategic Development Plan and Revitalization...
The Historic Preservation Office (HPO) operates an inspections and compliance program as provided in the DC historic preservation law, in coordination with and under the authority of the Department of Buildings (DOB).
A landmark nomination for 900 Second Street NE - Railway Express Agency Building - Case 16-04 - was submitted by the DC Preservation League in FY 2016.
For information on conducting archaeological studies in DC please consult the Guidelines for Archaeological Investigations in the District of Columbia.
Prior to conducting an archaeological study in DC please:
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