EXHIBIT 30 C: Excerpt from Minutes for the Meeting of ANC 2E October 2, 2007, pS.
ANC2E remains seriously concerned about the new Georgetown University party and alcohol policies. These policies have unintentionally resu lted in encouraging more parties to be held off-campus. Both for student safety and neighborhood peace and quiet, on-campus activities are always preferable t o off-campus partying in our view. We note with great concern the adverse effects of off campus partying on the Georgetown and Burleith neighborhoods, and believe that recent actions by the University have exacerbated the situation. We once again urge that the University not adopt policies or regulations which encourage off-campus parties, and that administrators keep in mind the concern of the community as they continue to evaluate these policies.
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The Alcohol Policy
Party registration. Keg bans. Suspensions. For a school that once housed a bar in the basement of Healy Hall, Georgetown has changed an awful lot.
In May 2007, as students buckled down for finals and seniors prepared for graduation, Vice President for Student Affairs Todd Olson announced a revised alcohol policy that applied strict rules to on campus parties. The sneaky move, which caught many students off guard, effectively killed on campus parties thereafter. Although student-based suggestions at the end of the 2008- 09 academic year led to minor changes in the policy, make no mistake--Georgetown' s party scene has never been the same.
In case you've forgotten, the policy limits the size of on campus parties (25 to 35 attendees, with some exceptions for townhouses and Village A rooftop apartments), suspends students if they run afoul three times, and hilariously bans "board games .. . such as 'Drinko', 'Keel Over', and ' Shots and Ladders'." (No! Not Drinko!)
Are you sick of the bickering between students, administrators, and residents about the 2010 Campus Plan? Well, if weren't for the alcohol policy, we'd probably hear much less about town gown relations. The strict regulations encouraged students to move parties off campus, turning many Burleith and West Georgetown residents into angry, sleep-deprived people. Their complaints even led the D.C. Metropolitan Police Department to issue 61D citations for "excessive noise." (And of course, ifyou receive a 61D citation, it lands on your arrest record.)
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Forwarded From: Kelly A Date: Mon, Dec 15, Subject: Burleith Residents To: Lenore Rubino
Lenore,
lf you could please forward this to the party's involved or affect by the events of last Friday night, l would much appreciate it.
Fellow Residents,
I am sure you are all frustrated when, after seeming to have made so much progress working together, our house disrupted the community again the this past weekend.
Please know I personally regret these events. Much earlier in the semester, l offered to host the annual Christmas dinner and party for a campus organization. While my house mates agreed, they were not involved and most of them not home at the time. I was expecting that due to final exams and students leaving for the break, this would be a relatively simple and quiet affair.
When those coordinating the event began showing up Friday afternoon with large amounts of food and drink, I should have put a stop to things. I explained to them the current situation with the neighbors, and that I had some serious doubts about the feasibility of having a quiet party. However, they promised things would be kept under control. They complained it was too late to move the event elsewhere, and I had already committed, and I backed down. This was a large error and irresponsible on my part.
Later that night, I was offered no help from ANY members of my organization controlling the number of people coming or leaving, or monitoring underage drinking. Over the course of the evening, many of my things were broken, my house was damaged and I had over $200 in personal items stolen. The next day, I again did not receive help from anyone to rectify of these matters, and my angry emails and phone calls were largely ignored.
It was an utterly unacceptable situation from all ends. First, in that the party was out of control and disruptive to our neighbors. I had informed the members of my organization multiple times of the current situation with the residents of Burlieth, and that everyone was to keep the noise down or leave. Neither of these things happened; after arriving in my house, an of my requests were ignored and l received no support throughout the night. As this was the first time i had ever personally hosted such a party. I realized now I should not have been surprised, but that evening I was unfortunately naive.
This is a second problem on a personal level, as I had promised my housemates something !ike this would not occur, considering our recent events to reach out to the neighbors, and how poorly this reflects on our house.
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Please be assured, l wi!l never attempt to host another such gathering, either with this organization or others, in the future. I found the ordeal over all and utterly infc.riating, as I am sure you all did as welL and it was only my Ignorance of these types of events led me to believe it was an even feasible idea in the first My expectations- a small, group people at my house getting together for a quick break Christmas - were far from what occurred.
I want to offer my sincere apology to all residents who were affected, and ask that if anyone to please contact me if they would iike to address the issue.
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Case No. 10-32 https://maiLgoogle.com/maill?ui=2&ik= 3523a0 I78a&viev,r'""pt&search=inbox&th= !2d5eb... 41221201 I 195D On Sun, Oct 10, 2010 at 12:54 PM, Christina Balis wrote: Lenore,
l thought BCA would have an interest in what happened to us yesterday night At around ll :30pm, somebody threw a full can of beer at our bedroom window on the second f1oor at 3618 S St and crashed half of the window. There was at least one party across the street going on at the time but it could have been anyone. Unfortunately. we didn't notice the broken glass uni!l this morning when we lifted the blinds. Afi:er \.Ve heard the noise, vve ch.ecked the room (we weren't in the room when it happened), but as 1he blind shielded everything we didn't notice anything and assumed the noise of broken glass came from neKt door. l caUed the Georgetown hot!ine earlier today and filed a report but they were not aware of any other reports or disturbances that occurred last night.
I'm not sure there's anything that can be done at this point, but this incident certainly crosses the line when it comes to late-night disturbances, and to the CKtent that this was probably related to students in the neighborhood, some formal complaint to Georgeto,vn U officials should he made. l 'd be happy to answer any questions you have.
Kind regards, ChistiJw.
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-······--Forwarded message------~· From Corinna Metcalf p,t,.,· Sal, Apt F. 2010 at Dear lenore. ! forgot to file a report on the events of last weekend, but thought! had better do it before the April 21 meeting. On Friday, April 9, there was a ve1y noisy party on 37th Street Since I did not know from which house it was coming, J didn't do anything about it; the noise abated somewhere after 1 a.m. On Saturday, Apri! 10, there was a party at 1922- 38th Street. across the street from my house. 1he party started late. loud music, the usual noise in the street, and about 70 students pouring in and out of the house, shouting and laughing. ! called SNAP around 12:30 a.m. and the police around 1 a.m. SNAP came about 1 a.m.; then Ed Solomon and his wife drove up: and finally two police cars. Tit€ students started slipping out of the back door so as not to be seen (l). A young woman named Beth who lives in the house came out to talk to the police. She was quite inebriated. SNAP, the Solomons and the police were there for quite a long time By 2 a.m., the house was empty and the street was quiet for the rest of the night Except for the loud talking when students come home late during the week, the street has been quiet. Let's see what this Saturday night will bring. Thanks. Corinna Lenore G. Rubino, Realtor Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage ?ili~~~Jj_ (best way to reach me) =:_.:_~".c._c:.c.:.:::.c: (e-fax) Washington Harbour- Georgetown 3000 K Street NW, Suite 101 Washington DC 20007 ZONING COMMISSION District of Columbia https://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=2&ik... Case No. 10-32 1/2 195D 4/25/2011 Gmai! - Fwd: Any news of disturbances ... The Burie!th Citizens Association :Any news of this weekend Lenore Rubino <---- Forwarded message From: Glen Harrison "'9."!§'"'£l"£"'9.1"-'i'"~l'Ct':~~~~~~."'···•f1E)1 Date: Tue, Apr 6, 2010 at Subject: Re: Any news of disturbances I his weekend To: Lenore Rubino We had 3 locations in the 3700 T st area 1808, 1818 37th St NW and 3802 T St. NW, all after 12 am Saturday night partys 1808 and 3802 were dennately students and 1818 probably pubescent urban professional young somethings (PUPYS). I asked all of them to please lower the ~lume and/or move inside; 1808 copmplied, but the other 2 ignored me, ! called SNAP but they never showed up (maybe they misunderstood the addresses?). On Sun, Apr 4, 2010 at 2:19PM, l.enore Rubino "''"''"'",.."'n'"'r""'r'''"''n<>ll wrote: Thanks and enjoy the wonderful weather! Lenore G. Rubino, Realtor Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage ~=::=.;:-'=~~=::~·~ (best way to reach me) ::::.:c.:.cc .. <:.:_c_::o=~c:::: (a-fax} Washington Harbour - Georgetown 3000 K Street NW, Suite 101 ·washington DC 20007 lenore G. Rubino, Realtor Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage ~.~~~~~~ (best way to reach me) =:~:.. ..c.:__:_.::.::.:::::: (a-fax} Washington Harbour - Georgetown 3000 K Street NW, Suite 101 https;//mail.google.com/mai!/?ui=2&il< ... 1/2 ZONING COMMISSION District of Columbia Case No. 10-32 195D 4/25/2011 Gma!l Fwd: Any news of disturbances ... The Burleith Citizens Association this weekend lenore Rubino This is amazing considering the amt of resources that were on the street yesterday. Re: Any news of disturbances this weekend To: Lenore Rubino <~:T~:£Q~2(~~~ll'§rlb=()1,0 Dear Lenore, Last night was a tough one: Party at 1935- 38th St. that began at 4 p.m. with a large group out on their back deck. Got louder and louder as the afternoon and evening wore on and they got drunker and drunker. but happily it was o~.er by 11 p.m. Made it impossible to use my deck in the evening, however. A large noisy party at the corner of 38th and T went on until around 3 a.m. with the usual shouting and drunken carrying on. Around 2:30a.m., several young men started running back and forth down the 38th street block shouting to one another. A group outside on the porch of 1928. 38th Street responded to a request at 12:30 a.m. to please go inside. They dtspersed. some left and the rest went inside. Yeah! AI 5:30a.m. two girls parked their car in front of my house (1925 38th), banged the doors and yelled to one another as they crossed the street. going tirst up to 1928 and then crossing back to 1924 where they went inside. Not much one can do about that, except that it didn't make me wry happy after I finally had fallen asleep around 3 a.m. to be awaked 2 1/2 hours later by the two girls. Such is life. I'm discouraged, and the warm weather is only just beginning. Corinna - Original Message From: To: ~;;t;:,';;;;:h;:;;;;;:": .=:...;..::..:~:..:- Subject: Any news of disturbances this weekend How did the weekend go? MPD. BCA and GU were out in full force Lenore G, Rubino, Realior Coldwell Banker Residential way tv reach me} https:fjmail.google.comjmallj?ui=2&ll< .. 1/2 ZONING COMMISSION District of Columbia Case No. 10-32 195D 4/25/2011 Gmail - Noise Disturbance The Burleiili Citizens Association Noise Disturbance Tue, May 25, 2010 at 11:06 PM In the alley between 36th and 37th, between S and T, there ha~.e been repeated noise disturbances for the past week. A ll~.e band playing with amps at 2am, yelling and Iii€ music, with a full drum set from 3-4am on a Thursday, a stereo with yelling at 1ipm on a Tuesday night. I think the house is 3621 S. It is horrible. ! went to a party college. I get it. The difference is that we were in a comlie\d surrounded by other students. Not in the middle of a city, where those of us that li~.e here are just trying to li~.e close to our jobs. SentfrommyiPhone https://mall.goog!e. comjmail/?ui =2&ik... 1/1 ZONING COMMISSION District of Columbia Case No. 10-32 195D From: Coriima ~tea!f Dat Dear Lenore, writing about 1935 38th Street. The group of young in that house have had parties on the last !hree weekends. The am out on built). have a poor on the deck !hat goes out to the A week ago, the was party with boys and girls other down shrieks. These parties start in the afternoon. By late afternoon, ·:one !5 drunk, and the noise is vef}l the parties down (sometimes. apparently, because are effect of these very is thai the of us on the block cannot make use of our decks gardens because of disruptions and disturbance at 1935, fvly question is is there thal can done. uu•'v"·""' to concerns complaints don'l think !hey are students, even children Anything you do, or any advice wouid be mostwe!corne. Thanks. ZONING COMMISSION District of Columbia Case No. 10-32 195D / / 4/25/2011 Grnaii ··· Re: Keg Bus in the Neighborho ... The Bur!eith Citizens Association tenora Ftubino To: shana eaton 1\e nevar heard of this before. Tnis !s not acceptable at aiL 1nanks fur leWng us know. Please do keep us on th1s type of information. ll all helps support our case against GU On Mon, 23. 20'1() at 10:00 PM, shana eaton Hi Ed and Lenore-- You may a!ready know this now. but them was a rather large "keg bus" droppmg a rather large group of off a! the corner O'f 36 and S street on .Saturday night at about 1 i: 30, The bus was probably there, bass and a1L for a bout i 5 minutes. ,A, large group got off and went towards 37th street, a number of people 1vent 1o\ lenore G. Rubino. ReaHor Co!dwe!! Banker Residential Brokerage \/\J:'""''innttm Harbour- Georgetown 3000 K Street NW, Suite 10i Washington DC 20007 https://maH.google,com/mai!/?ui"'2&ik ... 1/1 ZONING COMMISSION District of Columbia Case No. 10-32 195D Gmall- Loud-party report 34th St 1 message Lenore Rubino < 1••"'"'"'milil11o!i:Vo:m:aif To: The Burlelth Citizens Association Forwarded A report from a 34th St resident and Jeanne that received by cc today is below, FYI, together w/Jeanne's reply: From the 34th St resident - "Linda horrific for the block. The came twice, finally be over 100 street vJhicll is 1620 34th Street ! finally went outside to llr;d out from the was taking so long to end were identified as GU "police" The DC police !old me of us on We suspect this is to happen there are GU students who are students and it ""''"'"'""'" ad~~entage of your ''hot line"; if not students. we wm need to depend on the local Many for your From Jeanne very sorry to that you were disturbed by this infurmation we MVB from our SNAP report indicates that most of the residents of this house are Gei:..>rgetown students. Howe~.er, our as well as conversations with Lt. report that this vary incident occurred on 9/24. The SNAP s!aff ( and Anne Koester, director of our of our Off Campus office) were on Saturday, paying address. and I believe •1vas whenever went by. We take thls very with the students imoi~r-ed and shii and lhe Student Conduct director wm have Thanks fur note~ Best, JeanneH 1/Z ZONING COMMISSION District of Columbia Case No. 10-32 195D 4/25/2011 Gmait - Re: Fw: 1807 36th St + 355\ $ __ The Bur!eith Cjtiz.ens Association 1807 + St N~l 1 message lenore Rubino Thanks for the email, Leslie, Piease do get some fuotage and f wm pass it on. Please keep me cc'd on the emails regarding your trash issues_ On Sat Oct 2, 2010 at 1:43AM, Leslie Mms Kimball <~!PI_IIIIll!.llll···l,l~··p'·}\W"'Ifote: Hi lenore lhank you for suggesting that I contact Anne Koester. A double \Vhammy today as I just had to cal! 911 on 1807 for a party,, so much for the brownies they brought over and our "understanding." The cops carne when they were being fairiy quiet (of course), and evan said "this seems pretty mild to me." Next 1ime I'm going to leave my name and request to be interJiewed BEFORE they go next door so they can come inside our home and hear what we hear t!lfough the walls and not just at the front door for the one second iha! they stand on a front porch,. Let me know if there's anything more you need mO\Ang fl.vd re: !he PR strategy. We're having our son baptized or, the campus next Sunday. We'll videotape so:ne of [t for the memories but I might also get footage of the trashcans and tha inevitable beer cans that we'll pass on the way to GU's Jesuit community. \JVe're not anti-universlly, Just the opposite, we're proud to utilize ihe resources the university offers us. Yet we want the off~ampus students to abide by the rules and values thai their prestigious uni"ersily expects of them·· inside and outside the gates ... Have a great 11veekend, Leslie ----- forv.rarded Message- From: Anne Koester To: Leslie Mms .KinnbEliH Cc: dana frommer Sent Fli, October Subject Re: 1807 36th St + 3551 SSt NvV Dear Leslie, Thank you for bringing this to our attention. I have copied Dana Frommer, the OCSl Community Advisor for Burtelth, on this e-mail so she can fol!O\!V up \\~th the students pramptJy. Please feel free to contact us with further concerns, especially is the issues you reported continue_ ! know Dana will also check to ensure there are no further incidents of improper trash disposaL https://maiLgoogte.com/mail/?ui=2&ik,. 1/2 ZONING COMMISSION District of Columbia Case No. 10-32 195D 4/25t20l.l GmaH - Noise Complaint Regarding Stu .. > wrote: > >Lenore, > > Hello. name is ,Jacqueline Richardson, and I'm a Burlieth >homeowner. 1own the rowhouse at 1909 35th Place, NW. > > Cve read the last few issues of the Bur!i.eth Be!! and have > followed with interest the dialogue thai appears to be > Intensifying with GU regarding the unruly behallior of its > students in our neighborhood. > > There are \wo houses \>ery close to mine \hat are inhabited > by· very wHd students. They ha\.t'l parties with blasting music >and yelling tlfe day, aft:emoon, and night Can we only call 9i i at night or will the police take action > during the day as well? This "animal house" atmosphere is " "'"t of control and really interferes with the quiet 1yment of my home. The alley behind my house has become a > corridor for students who move from one student house to > another. > > A!so, the house next door to mine > at 1901 35th Place, Nllv is in major disrepair. lt is rented >to young professionals from an 1\mericorps-type pmaram. > can be at times. Each year, a new group moves into the > house, ll1e front of the house is an eyesore (e.g,, the front > sloop is crumbling and peeling). Furthermore, the weed > in the back of the house has not only consumed the > house's back y2rd, but is close to overtaking the garden in MY back yard. There is no standing water for me to report to > the city. but there are alo\ of mosquitos as a result of !he >tali weeds, > > I would appreciate any advice you ha\.t'l for me on how to > deal \Nith the noise and the uncontrolled weeds. > > > Jacqueline F~ichardson > > > > > > Lenore G, Rubino, Realtor > Q;ldwell Banker Residential Brol Case No. 10-32 195D Gmail- More noise Page l of 1 The Burleith Citizens Association More noise Sun, Nov 21, 2010 at 10;29 AM Good morning everyone- For your record keeping purposes thought I would let you know that I called 911 last night to report a party going on next door to us at 3549 S Street. To my knowledge no one ever came and the party finally left at 11 :45ish. At that point I called the police to let them know the party broke up. Before they had the party one of the kids next door told me that they were having people over for a Thanksgiving dinner and that everyone would be out by 9:00. Everyone showed up at 5:00, if they ever ate dinner you couldn't tel! as there were loud groups in back and loud bass pumping from about 7:00 onwards. I didn't report anything, giving them the benefit of the doubt, we went out for dinner and when we got home the party was still going on even loudeL This morning I saw an ice luge for vodka in their back yard area. Sounds like a great Thanksgiving tradition, vodka luge and pounding bass-I might try it for our Thanksgiving this year-1 am sure my parents would love it Also, I think the house on the end, 3551 S Street had a huge party on Thursday night, we feel asleep to bass pumping through the walls from about 10:30 to midnight Quite frankly I was too tired to ca!l it in Finally, since I am now on a rant, two weeks ago in the middle of a Saturday afternoon the group oi gt;ys who I believe live at 3536 S Street decided to play football through the lawns of their neighbors on that side of the street, shouting at each other and what not I finally went out to tell them to knock it off when they moved into the street and hit my car with the football and when I could no longer have a phone conversation inside my house over their noise I told them in no uncertain terms that this was a quiet neighborhood and they should knock it off. They of course said they just wanted to play football and told me I should have asked them nicely, I mformed them that there were three parks Within a quarter of a mile and they could take their football there. I a!so think these delightful fellows were at the party last night, but I can't be sure. Sorry to rant, we are just really tired of this. I avoided living near party houses in college and now that I am in my thirties I certainly don't want to be near them. At this pomt we are hoping to move in the new year, the stress and misery just isn't worth it -Shana and Mike. https:/imaiLgoogle.com/maill?ui=2&ik=3523a0 178a&view""'pt&search=inbox&msg= l2c6... 4/22/2011 ZONING COMMISSION District of Columbia Case No. 10-32 195D Gmail- Fwd: OUT OF CONTROL PARTY ON SATURDYA NIGHT AT 6:45 Page 1 of2 The Burleith Citizens Association Fwd: OUT OF CONTROL PARTY ON SATURDYA NIGHT AT 6:45 1 message Lenore Rubino ------Forwarded message ------From: Stephen Brown Fyi 3735 T Street NW 6:45PM, Dec 4, 201.0 Called in a 91.1. to a totally out of control party where they had beer cans spread all over the lawn, screaming, fighting ... pretty early in the evening. When the police arrived, about thirty or forty of them dressed in medical lab coats went running down the alley. I hope they are not working at the medical school tonight. stephen Stephen R. 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[lJ • A comment in red indicates that the signer has hidden their comment from public view. flJ ~J!;jn ~h~ P~tltion 1 Tell 1 Map 1 ~ 1 Bookmark 1 l'ilDDers l TiD Jar I Sponsor Sample PetitioJ:!. Find more sources; options for S<'~mple Petition www.wehcri\wl~r.r:nrYI "" ..... ,,, ______~"~----·------.---· '''-"''""'-----~--~------· ------.. Home I Petition I N GoPetition @ 2000·2011 ZONING COMMISSION http://www .gopetition.wm /potition f 3744S /si!Jnatu ros•pae• Lhtni I District of Columbia Page 2 of i!: Case No. 10-32 195D OPPOSE GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY'S 2010-2020 CAMPUS PLAN Ceotgetuwn University's 2010-2020 proposed campus plan will incteaNe enrollment by neal'ly 3,400 students and accelerate the already alarming conversion of single-fa1nily ho1nes to group rental units. Many of these houses arc poorly maintained and can often house up to ~ix :;;tudcnts each, threatening the fragile balance needed to presel've our neighborhoods. An increase in group rental housing will exacerbate already objectionable levels of noisy, rude, and unsafe alcohol-fueled studeut behavior and will increase traffic and parking problems. Other negative aspects of its plan include d1e constmction of new mixed-usc buililingt> io West Georgetown despite the pwtest;s of residents. Our communities are also concerned about the environmental impact of ilie proposed 83-foot.-tall utility plant chimney, loop road abutting parkland and the alignment of 38"' Street NW with GU's main campus and hospital entrance. We, the lindersigned, strongly oppost: GU\ campus plan. We look to Mayot ficnty, Councihm~tnbet Jack Evans, the Office of Planning, and ilie Zoning Commission to vigorously oppose the plao ami .tequiJ:e the University to comply wiili ilie Disttict :7.()ning laws which allow ruliversities to operate in residential neighborhoods only if located so that they are not likely to becotne objectionable to ncighbnring property because of noise, traffic, nu ber of ~s, or othc1· objectionable :;onclitions" · "·, Address/Zip ;cot ~c , s:r 1\l w I \A}\) c. 2 e>o o ::& I Email \·5p.ro_ hO,ch.~)\e_ OJ ht~±rna\}, Cl'lh·') ____Tel. 202- (o{eq ((?~[p(.}___ Name: Print/Signature &rc JMcffJZ .cp,/ / c; ~A__, __./ Addrcss/Zip _ __::S::::;_o_/~G"------'-;----'S:;::;._.:;_T_-_;_/V___;:;c.-J'--~;r---".&J.o..:::.!...,=0--'C"-. ___.L-2....:::. 0!:0::....::;__7 __ ,. ___ Email e~ule(jmrol c&Y'7 ____ TeL ~tto6 -:J~ Address/Zip ? S'Lj '7= s_ -- sr______MA./--f. {AIQ,j_!:2_~b"'--=-C----=Z=-O?:J~rri:.__£______ Email 5 h.h19 e.::Jbvt Q ktckvn(:i i. f. 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An increase ln gtoup !"ental homing will exacerbate already objectionable levels of noisy, mde, and unsafe alcohol-fueled student behavior and will inc tease t1·affic and parking problems. Other negative aspects of its plan include the constmetion of new mixed-use buildings in West Georgetown despite l,hc protests of residents. Our communities are ahu con.:;:~.:rncd about the environmental impact of thc propo~ed 83-foot-tall utility plant chiinney, loop 1·oad abutting parkland and the alignment of 38th Street NW with GU's main campus and hospihll entrance. We, the tmdersigued, sttorlgly oppo~e (~lJ's campus plan. We look w Mayor Fenty, Councilmember Jack Evans, the Office of Planning, and the Zoning Commh~jun tc> vigorously oppose Lhc plan and require the University to comply with the District zoning laws which allow universities to operate in residential neighborhoods only if \oc;atc;:d :m that they are not likely to become objectionable to neighboring property because of noise, traffic, number of students, or other objcc6onahk conditions. fill! Name:PrintiS~aMe~Q"; ~~ I~~ Address/Zip 3fli 0 ~ ~ _ .. Addrcss/.L.Ip_A.~I!!!!~~~~~~~~~_!__~~L___.!!.:ld1,L...L. ______ Email e.Mivrvl'l.65i1(@. Vt~ZI.CM\ ___Tet. Jo9- ~~o,. -olt.t~ ______ Name: Print/Signatnte eo~ fZ.<.sGBV- I~~---- Address/Zip %;:t> WH~\-IA\1@\J (JilJIUY. DL 200ll1- Email (DkUJ±.f'". CV.S?t~ ~ ~YV16\\LCeW ___ Tel. JO?-?jq.- 6l w?. _____ , Name: PrintiSignaMe Cjllf? 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""VCV'est: Gec•X<<•'""'"~" dc~p:it:c "t-he .resi \;liVe" t:hc 1Zrl.decsl~ed" st;t;D~ngly <>ppose G-U'""s Co"1--;ncilttl"le,m_be.x Jack EvanN~ t:hc <~-:>:Fi'i<;c<-~ ~£ Plarin.. b::'l.g~ and the Zco.ning C;u.:t_-xu.I~its::!l:i<.>x'l to v>g ZONING COMMISSION District of Columbia Case No. 10-32 195D OPPOSE GEORGETOV\7.1Sf U:N'I'VERSITY""S 2010-2020 <:::.AJVI:PUS P.I-AN Gec•">l<" O:th.er negative a.Bpect:s e>£ its plan. i:n.cb. .1de the "';''~~::;;;~';,~ o£ r1ew :r:rti.xecl-us:e: =~~<~•g~ protests of :resicle;o.t:&~ Ou:t: ...:;;ox:n.n"lu.nicies are also c_-:::c·r··c··- "U.ci.lit;t plane ch.irnr:~-ey .. lo-op r<>ad :!t.hu:1:tin.g park.l:a:r:u.::) ¢:n>tr:a.x:':'1~- ~~:,~:e:n~:~=:t~::~:~~;;:~ ~~~~~-P~:s~0~: pl~II !"~~~~~~:~':;;~~=~~~- D_i$:to,ric.t: zo~g :ta~s -.,;:c:,rhich allo-v;r un..iversities ~c> e7>;J?~te i:n reside:orial :nedghbo:cbo«::>ds se;) r.J;-._g_t-_ rl:u~y ~re :nor likely to become obje:cti<:>n.nble. to ..-"'le:lghbori:ng p:copert:.",y becalJ.Se <>£' o.e>ise,. t::r.aFfic~ oumb.¢1'::' oF ST"'Clcleru:s~ or o-cher objectic.>o.ab1e c:<.>ndici.o:us. ZONING COMMISSION District of Columbia Case No. 10-32 195D OPPOSE GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY'S 2010-2020 CA.,.\1PUS PLAN Gc-ot6 :town University's 2010-2020 proposed campus plan will incn:asc enrollment by nearly 3,400 students and accelerate the already alarming conversion of &inglc~family homes to group rentaltmits. Many of these houses are poorly maint.'l.i1led and can often house up to Other negative a~pccts of its plan .include the constlur;:tion uf new mixed u.~c buildings in West Georgetown despite the.: protests of residents. Our communitic~ arc also concerned about the enviwrnnental impact of the proposed 83-foot-rall utility p1ant chimney, loop road abutting parkland and the alignment of 38'11 Stn:et NW with Gil's tnain campus and hospit!ll entrance. We, the untlcrsigncd, strongly oppose GU's ca•••pus pbn. We look to May()! Fenty, ColuKilmember Jack Evans, the Office of Planning, and the Zoning Commission to vigotow;ly oppos<.: the plan and require the University to comply w.ith the District zoning laws which allow universities to operate in residential neighborhoods only if located so that they are not likelv to becmm: objectionable to neighboring propetty becatmc of noise, traffic, number of studenrs, or oilier obiect:ionable I .. / / ,r,z I• l ·-·----~ 7 l..,;:./ V'>V ______'feL ff 0 '),. ~ "3 '-\ 'd- - \ ~ '\ ~ \J:1t \ ZONING COMMISSION District of Columbia Case No. 10-32 195D OPPOSE GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY'S 2010-2020 CAMPUS PLAN Georgetown University's 2010-2020 proposed campus plan will increase entollment by nc~;rly 3,400 student$ !!,lld accdctatc the already alat.tning conversion of single-family homes to group rcntaltt.nits. Many of these houses are poorly maintained md can often house up to six 5tudents each, threatening the fragile balance needed to preserve our neighborhoods. An increase in group tental housing will exacerbate already objectionable levels of noisy, rude, and unsafe alcohol-fueled student behavior and will inctease traffic and parking problems. Other negative of its plan indudc the construction of new mixed-use building8 in Wc~t G~,;otgctown W..i>-pitc the protests of residents. Out cotntnutlities are also concemed about the environmc:ntnl irnpa.-,:t of the proposed 83-foot-tall utility plant ch.irrmey and the alignment of 38'h Stteet NW with GU's main campus and hospital entrance. We, the undetsigned, strongly oppose GU's campus plan. We look to Mayor Fenty, CouncihnemberJackEvans, the Office ;:~f Planning, and the Zoning Con1.1Tli;;sion to vigorously oppose the plan and t:equi:tc the U nivc:t!lity to a.>tnply with the Dist:l'ict zoning laws which allow urrivetsitic~ to operate in residential neighborhoods only if located ~o that they ate not likely to become objectionable to neighboring property because of noise, traffic, number of students, ot other objectionable ~onditions. 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ZONING COMMISSION District of Columbia Case No. 10-32 195D OPPOSE GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY'S 2010-2020 CAMPUS PLAN Georgetown University's 2010-2020 proposed campus plan will increase emollment by neatly 3,400 students and accelerate the already alarming wnvc.rsion of single-family homes to group rental units. Many of these houses are poorly m.:U.utaincd and can often house up to six studentll each, threatening the fragile balance needed to p.t:e8e!VC out neighborhoods. An increa~c in group .tental houGing will exacerbate already objectionable levels of noisy, rude, and uns11.fe alcohol-fueled student beha,.J.or and will increase traffic and parking probk-ms. Other negative aspects of its plan include th~; consl!uction of new t:nixcd-usc builclings in West Geotgctown dCBpilc the protests of rcsidents. Our communities are also con~.:t-·t:ued about the environmental impact of the proposed 83-foot-tall utility plant chimney, loop road abutting patlda.nd and the aligntnent of 38d' Street NW with GU's main 'arnpus and hospital entrance- We, the undersigned, strongly oppose GU's campus plan. We look to Mayor Fcnty, Counciln:iember Jack Evans, the Office vf Pbu.UI.ing, and the Zoning Commi.~!iion to vigorously oppvsc the plan and require the University co comply with the District zoning laws wbich :allow universities to operate ill residenti~J neighbMhoods only if located so that they liJ:e not likely to become ohjc<:tionable to n~ighhnring property becauHc of noise, a:atfic, m1 r <>f students, or other objectiovable conditions. \) Q . , ~ 6 Name: Print/Signatun: Y~ ~ Yl.DwV1 /_.J-._l..L-1-.-L:..__!-===='----· Address/Zip 3"7 t lo r b~. Nw yv!) (_ d-000~ P>n>il_ ~(Q 6~wv1 \;Jr;-1-l~, ~"h_Te! 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()~1)~.-a.L(j- ~:'JLI.\ ZONING COMMISSION District of Columbia Case No. 10-32 195D OPPOSE GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY'S 2010~2029 CAMPUS PLAN Georgetown U:aiversity'~> 2010-2020 proposed campus plan will increase enrollment by m."l!rly .),400 fitudcnts and accelerate the already alarming conversion of :;-ingle-family homes to group rental units. Many of these houses axe pwrly mW!.taincd and can often house up to six students each, threatening the fragile balance needed to preserve our neighborhoods. An increase in gt<>up rental housing will exacerbate already objectionable levels of noisy, rude, and unsafe alcohol-fueled srudem behavior and will increase traffic ru1d parkip.g problems. Other negativ c aspects of its pbn include the construction of new mh:ed-use buildings in West Georgetown despite the protests of residents. Our communities arc ~tlso eoncemed about the l:JJvitomnemal impact of the proposed 83-foot-t:ill utility plant chllnney, loop road abutting park hnd and the alignment (lf 3Rth Street NW with GU's main cam pug and hospital entrance. We, the u11dcrsigned, strongly oppose GU's campus plan. We look to Mayo1· Fenty, Counc.ilmemberJack Ev·an~, the Office of Planning, and the Zoning Co1Wni':lsion to vigorously oppose lhc plan and requite the University w comply with the District zoning law~ which allow universities to operate in .residential neighborhoods only iflocatcd so that they are not likely to become objectionable to neighboring ptopetty because of noise, traffic, number of students, o.t othet r.lbjectionablrc ' non~. Name: Print/SignatureJ)._~-.P-p...:!!.b"'-uu:h:=.;...... __L_._1-=-.0\'\)r~.;..·::l._" ______/ {JJLt}rwt---. Addte5s/Zip fq Jd 3~ &(- f.JW Email l•e~ Address/Zip :>~t s- S'+~ PLf rC9L- ~ Email. _ ___.~~----~~-~~.~...---~...:.;---·TeL 2fJ?_ (Jj_p '-::r 19~ Name: Pri.nt/Signature._S_VL_S._G._~_____ .,...!- ___/ c5-k1tV ~ '35il S Sf: tV~ Address/Zip ______.;___:_::_____ ----"------E:mail_ S""-6G..n (c c_l c:!..~s n. C.<:r&? 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An incrca.~e in group rental housing will exacerbate already objectionable levels of noisy, tude, and Utlllafe alcohol-fueled sh1dent behavior and will increase traffic and parlri11g problems. Other negative aspects of its plan induJc clu; c<)tl&ttuctic">n of new mixed-usc buildings in West Gcorgctown despite the protestl:i of residents. Our communiries are also concerned about the environmental inlpact of the proposed 83-foot-tall utility plant chimney, loop road abutting parkland and the alignment of 38~' Street NW w:ith GU's main catnpus and hospital entrance. We, the undersigned, strongly oppose GU's campus plan. We look to Mayor Fenty, Councilrnember Jack Evans, the Office of Planning, am] th<.: Zoning Col:ll.tnission LO vigotously oppose the plan and .requite the University to comply with the District zoning laws which allow univet:>itks to opL1:ate in residential 11eighborhoods only if located so that they at<.: not likely to become ohjccdonable to neighboring propexty because of noise, traffic, number of students, or other objectionable condition• a S0 \ :::;~~~?t~~:~~---~$~-~ ~ Email~~E:Y--~.J\Q;:'\~c,01 , C:Q~Iel. 8z0~ ·~ J \. _)W Name: Print/Signature Pa I\ {)t V1 Ku 1/11) qL / ______ Name: Print/Signature._.....:G=-·-~~---~- 1 ~~~ Address/Zip 3726 {st. N0 ·------\-;7------ Email jl€M-e;J ~-:b~@ vt~-'<=cye. V\et TeL Name: Print/Signature £{?/h.J (!.~ S ~ tbtf2--- __/ ______ Address/Zip /TP01" 31 sf' Y. N 0..1 l vJ &5 II /fiJ t;f-D fl/ r ) Email~---·------·-;: ______Tcl. ___7 9------Nmdrint/Signature /to/q'1 'f1Jaifr.01a U/A£ 1 j'l&1:1 ~}J/;:-- Address/Zip·.-IC=.2...... 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Pcnty, Councilmember Jack the Office ofPlan11ing. and the Zoning Commission to vigotously oppose the plan and require the University to comply with tht:: District zoning Jaws which aUow universities to operate in residential neighborhtKlds only if located Ro that they are not likdy to become objectionable to neighboring propet•ty because of noise, traffic, number of ~wdents, or otl1er objectionable Y; i ;', j ·, ,\\. :' ~· \1 i ~; I Name: Print/Signature :...;_:__.:___..,-~__:.__:__:___ __c•-~ -····--~------ Address/Zip_ ___,,,_,~t~;""'!J;_'~'~3w7...:.f._H-~__,.~..5,__(}t..:.~_vv.J ______~------ Email Name: Print/Signature bA:v 'b ~ Jt.c>t 1.1 ei Address/Zip~3...L-.;;8':_.:,_~__ ._....-c+\ __ 51_ .. ·_iV ____ IAl_· Email 1 liL-<.1. "\-ere 1\M.-{,f\(..1.1.. .1') I t..tt~ Name: Print/Signature ~-·_'_V_I -~-c;_f._d_)_"W_"_1.A....~-- ~ds- ~ Email._-.Gt_.,J~~.;::lc('""-><..~:5=...::5:::...-:J> Name: Prill.t/ Signature (11,( 6.1'1 C?r..- fj<)/.1 f'-f-v I ~,;;<;...... r;;;'-d-!2~ ~.?~------. Address/Zip \ S <:~ :5' _3 7 lz. Sf AJW ------·--'LD=----=-~-""--'---'-r-"c...::::..-.-==2--=.c-=c'--'o'---'-7 __ .Email U (1] (122 ~ - (.'?S, Td. _ _,..;3'--'3""--'3=--=8'__,!.f'--'b'--.2..-:,.. __ ZONING COMMISSION District of Columbia Case No. 10-32 195D OPPOSE GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY'S 2010-2020 CAMPUS PLAN Georgetown Universily's 2010-2020 proposed campus plan will increase enrollment by nearly 3,400 students Other negative aspects of its plan include the construction of n~ rnb<.:ed-use buildings in Wesr Georgetown despite the protests of residents. Our communities are also concerned about the environmental impact of the proposed 83-foot-tall utility plant chimney and the alignment of 38th Street NW with GU's main campus and hospital entrance. We, the undersigned, strongly oppose GU's campus plan. We look 1:0 Mayor Fc:tny, CoutlciltncmLer Jack Evans, the Ofiice of Planning, and the Zoning Commission to vigorously oppose the plan and rcquin; the University to comply witl1 the District wning laws v.·hich allow universities to oper-ate in residential neighborhoods only iflocated so that they arc not likely to become objectionable to neighboring property because of noise, traffic, numhcr nf students, or othe1· objectionable conditions. ? Name: Print/Signalurc ~~f'J!'.,.(~sA;6 r:YeH I Yt(Jz_! u/4 ..;;tf~ J . . 7 Addtess/7.ip .3'/50 ~fenittl/() &cUe?; A/U) ------·-·-- Email j/h u/rkll2tll'2 f!j&rr(:d 8T 1>- er ______TeL dZ.o i!:, , tiUJ 1.- o 9/:L ______ Email lfYl{J Cj he fu 'S.C\.:M a) ~ Vol roat-J!- L/J'rv, Tel. ·~ 0"2- - 31')~ IV!(p y Name: Print/Signature .~Rpozvv (J thJ rJo (#---'-----.....______/~r'L- (Nf/ Case No. 10-32 195D OPPOSE GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY'S 2010~2020 CAMPUS PLAN Georgetown University's 2010-2020 proposed campus plan will increase enrollment by neatly 3,400 students and ac:cder4te the already alarming conversion of :.lngle-f..unily homes to group renr.al units. Many of tl1ese houses are poorly maint<~ined and can often house up to six srudents each, threatening rhe f1"<1gilc balance needed to prese-.rve our neighborhoods. An increase in group rental housing will exacerbate already objectionable levels of noisy, rude, and unsafe alcohol-fueled studen behavior and will increase traffic and parking problems. Other negative aspects of its plan include the constmction of new miXed-use buildings in West Georgetown despite the protests of residents. Our mmm11nities are also concerned about the environmenr-.tl impaC1 of the pr:oposed 83-foot-taJl utility plant chimney and the alignment of 38'" Street NW -..vith (71J'~ main c-ampus and hospital enrnmr.c;. We, th1.: undersigned, strongly oppose GU's campus plan. We look to Ma.yor Fwty, Councilmember Jack thl: Ofl:ice of Planning, and the Zoning Commission to vigorously oppose tl1c plan and r~,;guin: tl1e University Lo comply with the District zoning laws wluch allow universit:ies to operate in residential neighborhoods only if loc::tted so that they are not likdv 'll hccomc objectionable to neighboring property because of noise, traffic, numher of students, rJr other objectionahle Name Print/Signature [.. r?(f; G(L A- V ,;f--("1'"& /_..~,..L.J..·-=_.Ly~ ... .-::;;._9_::~.--·------·--- Address/Zip ( ! l (., ~ 1 'f'l,.l J -r J../ vJ - Natnc: Print/Signature______-'------~-- Name: Print/Signature.______~----~--___;/ ______ Name: Ema.il. ______Tel. ____~-~~----- Name: Print/Signature. ______,/ ______~---· ZONING COMMISSION District of Columbia Case No. 10-32 195D OPPOSE GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY'S 2010-2020 CAMPUS PLAN Georgetown University's 20102020 proposed campus plan will increase enrollment by nearly 3,400 students and accelerate the already alarming conversion of si.ngk-family homes to group rental unit~. M Other negati"'c aspects of its plan include the consttuction of new mixed-use buildings in West Gcotgctnwn despite the protests of residents. Our communities ate abo wnccrned about the environmental irnpacL of the proposed 83-foot--tall 1 utility plant chinmey, loop road abuttiog patkland and the alignment of 38t ' .Street NW with GU's tnain campus and hospital entrance. We, the oodersigncJ, strongly oppose GU's campus plan. We look to Mayor Fcnty, CouncilmemberJar;;k Ev~.n~, the Office of Planning, and the 7.oning Commission tCJ vigorously oppose the plan and requite the University to comply with the. District zoning laws which allow universities to operate in residential neighborhood~ only if located so that they are not likely to become objectionable to neigh boring property because of nc >isc, t.raffic, number of students, or otbct objectionable conditions. Name: Prhlt/Sign~~tur;;JH e 0 D () ~ t: 1'1 4 5+,... 0 I·~~-- iJ ('!! / ______ Address/Zip ~ Lf f3 !-/ u (do{ b£f/1.. -. ______-'--f-'-l -"-AJ"-£..;=-- Email --fv rJ R. {( (£ e_ (?o L 5 _ Go"" ______'Tel. ______.. ______. ______ Name: Print/Signature_ -;ru J.,';±k t\~ •...,,5 ('?\~a. c ~ / ______ Address/Zip .;:? 1> ~ o -r-U.r>. \o.,0 \4 }-..) W Email :)P- a>. \ ~ ~ "? ~ v :y= , _::c._ cA'- · ______.:_ l 'el._... ------·------ Name: Print/Signature.__:D=.~D~"~~~....~.K-+.:Q""-"-_ \'-l"-'...._.'4--\ _____/ ______ Address/Zip \L\ \~ 5o+S S~, rJ. \V Email d. c k t U·~ a_\ +. n e..\ ______:I 'e\. ______/ Name: Print/Signature ~'{- f&.e.JA,s ______Address/Zip Lf t:)) t a~ (j;:·· H1J Email 4r:d ~ ~_,_iffi:,.ol'ei. ______ Name: :Print/Signature______~------~------· Address/ZiP------~------~------Email______. ___ " ______" ______Td. ______ ZONING COMMISSION District of Columbia Case No. 10-32 195D OPPOSE GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY'S 2010~2020 CAMPUS PLAN Georgetown Univet·~ity's 2010-2020 proposed campus plan will increase entolltnent by neatly 3,400 stmlr.:nts and accdc.tatc the already alatt.ning conversion 0£ $lngle-&mily homes to group rental units. Many of these houses are poorly maintained 1nd can often house up to six students each, threatening the fi:agile balance needed to preserve oux neighborhoods. An lucrease in group reutal housing will exacerbate already objectionable levels of noisy, rude, and unsafe alcohol-h'leled student bchavior and will inc:.tca:;c traffic and parking pwblcms. Other neg11tive i-1$pects of its plan include the construction of n~.-~ nlix.::d-use buildings in West Georgetown despite d1e protest::. of residents. Our communities ru:e also concerned about the euvironmental impact of the proposed 83-foot-tall utility plant chit:nney and the alignment of 38'h Street NW with GU's main campus and hospirnl entrance. We, the undersigned, strongly oppose GU's campus plan. We looJ;: to Mayor Fcnt:y, Cnuncihnember Jack the Office :Jf Planning, and the Zw:ung Commission to vigc>tously oppose d)e pbn and require th<> Univen;ity to comply with the District zoning law::~ which allow universities to t)per.ate in residential neighborhoods only if located so that they arc not likely to become objectionable to neighboring property because of noise, traffic, nutnbet of students, or other objectionable conditions. N'm"' Print/Signature IYY\M,t -r.H h LO"pt ______/ ./l!!AA.;Ar;-R..L-- ~ '· wu,:c::.<> i Zip '3. ~ :!:> 6 --r I sT 1'\ v.J 2- (}-() 0 Email &Q;R b?: 8 2> 'N ~J_, . OJ'v;_ •• ------·-----Tei.__,8"'-'3=--7.:__:.:/&"--=-z4 ___ _ Name: Print/Signature 1/(t;:rJtJ C SCH/tPPtJ~_j .£o;A 3:S5Y7sf Address/?:ip 3 7tJO /( <;(, /VlJ./ :J-CJ- Ern ail 1/(J::J.i~f:- S t fll+vFf-lel'?. f 6o/ IV!tl t...- 1 Cu/J.t _____ Td. ;Atv ~ 25)Yl-5 Y Name: Print/Signature L~ h(;ir.C...... fl..,6,'no j_ ~--'""------Address/Zip_ _/ f rr 3 0, (..- .S r· _P t.~L-__ Email /...t:"NOlti7/{VtJt Jv() (!!. 5rt\.ou.J ~ c,..s-,. ______:rel __ >o;;. ):h~ · P.Gt l-~---- Name: Print/Signature___ ~------1------~- Name: Print/Signature______,; ______~--- Address/ZiP~------·------~ Email~--~------· The Citizens Associations of Burleith, Foxhall, Georgetown, and Glover Park ZONING COMMISSION District of Columbia Case No. 10-32 195D OPPOSE GEORGETOWN UNIVERSIT~S 2010~2020 CAMPUS PLAN Georgetown University's 2010-2020 proposed campus plan will increase enrollment by nr:;arly 3,400 students and accelerate the already alarming conversion of single-family homes to group rental units. Many of these houses an~ poorly maintained and can often house up to six students threatening the fragile balance needed to preserve our neighborhoods. An increase in group rental housing will exacerbate already objectionable levels of nr)isy, mde, and unsafe alcohol-fueled student behavior and ~:vill increase traffic at1d parking problems, Other negative aspe(.:ts of its plan include the construction of ntw rn.ixcd-usc buildings in West Georgetown despire the protests of residents. Our commumties are also concerned about the environmental impact of the proposed 83-f We, the undersigned, strongly oppo~c GU's campu,~ plan. We look to Mayor Penty, CouncilmemLer Jack Evans, the Office of Planning, and the Zoning Commission to v1gotl..lusly oppose the plan and require d1e Umversity to comply with the District zoning laws which allow universities tu oper-a.tc in residential neighborhoods only if located so that they are not ~~~:J~~~'~7~come objectionable to neighboring property because of no•se, traffic,l)cr ~f stt~r;,;>r ~~er objecr.ionahle Nome: PnnL/Signatu'e GwUJ::~. ilix h., \I______m / r~ ~ - Address/Zip 5+ . (V {;J d-:4 d 0 f Email W' ____:rel ___ :1- ( Cj G, J-50 5~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~==~===~ Name: Print/Signa.ture____2':_L_CV...:::...:t.-+-.;__...:;:_=-~-=--'----./ _____ Address/Zip._ _!._.:..._;__:~ -=-~---_.:;._ ____ Email 'lAAttUJ''l(~}.YY!?-\.,{.'t~Jf' 17.1{.( @~~"~ Tel.~Z-'t,GG,./ '31·~'2- __ _ Name: Print/Signature lAJ~.~2.lo1 ~'h -= ~------~--~ Name: ZONING COMMISSION District of Columbia Case No. 10-32 195D