Just a crosspost from the Bloomingdale list:
James Fournier, John Salatti and Hugh Youngblood Holding a Joint SMD Meeting to Discuss the Development of the McMillan Sand Filtration Site -- Thursday, 06/16/2011
See this 06/11/2011 message:
ANC 5C Commissioners James Fournier, John Salatti and Hugh Youngblood will be holding a joint Singe Member District (SMD) meeting to discuss issues pertaining to McMillan this Thursday, June 16th at All-Nations Baptist Church between 7p -9p. Please the attached flyer and come on by!
Text of the flyer below:
GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Advisory Neighborhood Commission 5C
Bloomingdale Single Member Districts
W. Hugh Youngblood (5C03)
anc5C03 @ gmail.com
(240) 925 - 1079
James J. Fournier (5C07)
James.Fournier9 @ verizon.net
(202) 518 - 0059
John T. Salatti (5C04)
John.Salatti @ gmail.com
(202) 986 - 2592
A Conversation with the Community About the McMillan Sand Filtration Site
We are meeting with the residents of Bloomingdale, Stronghold, Franklin Commons, and Park Place and to bring them up to date about what is going on at the McMillan Site and to get your feedback and opinions about how the ANC should address important issues regarding this major development. Because developing McMillan will change our community permanently, we want to make sure we hear your opinions about how this project should proceed. Here are just some of the issues we will discuss:
o amount of development on the site
o traffic & parking
o storm water runoff
o historic preservation
o retail development
o park space
o community benefits packages
o public facilities
The developers and the city will not be making a separate presentation, but they have presented their viewpoints at many private and community meetings. We will, however, have members from the McMillan Advisory Group present to discuss the topics and issues from their vantage point.
Location: All Nations Baptist Church
(Corner of Rhode Island & North Capitol NE)
Date: Thursday, June 16
Time: 7 pm - 9 pm
We want to see you there.
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