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Dr. Sol S. Shalit

Watergate East 2500 Virginia Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 20037

Phone: 202-338-7468 Jc'a:a:: 202-338-7468 E-Mail: [email protected]

Age: 65. Married (Liz), three children (living in NYC). Taken early retirement as Professor Emeritus of & Finance from University of Wisconsin School of Business and moved permanently (July, 2000) to Washington, DC.

education University of Graduate School ofBusiness: Ph.D. fficonomics) 1970, M.B.A. {Finance) 196S. Trained under economists , , and Merton Miller. Hebrew University, Jerusalem: B.A. ( Economics & Statistics} 1962

publications Author of scholarly articles in economics and finance published in First-Tier academic and professional journals on the mathematics of financial leverage., mathematical statistics of measuring finn size, economics of health care, stock market risk measurement, wage-price policy. and the economics of corporate takeover.

1•rofessional Member, American .liconomic Association, National Association of Scholars, affiliations Intercollegiate Studies Institute, Beta Gamma Sigma (Business Honor Society), and American Council of Trustees and Alumni. Founder and Presjdcnt of Academic Licensing, Inc .., a Wisconsin Corporation (1983-1999). Founder and former President of RRR-Residents tor Responsible Railroads. Wisconsin (1993-1998). Former Board member of the Wisconsin State Council on Economic Education. Listed in Who's Who in Finance and Industry. Board Director, Foggy Bottom Association.

personal Classical and chamber musicJ literature, theater, history, politics, chess, jogging, interests playing piano.

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ZONING COMMISSION District of Columbia

Case No. 01-17 ZONING COMMISSION District of Columbia CASE NO.01-17 DeletedEXHIBIT NO.45 Jan-17-02 03:44P Driscoll & Draude 202 298 6699 P.02

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BRIAN G. DRISCOil. (DC, MD) JAMJW T. DRAUDE (DC, MD, VA)

January 17, 2002 VIA FACISMILE Jerrily R. Kress, Director - Office of Zoning 441 Fourth Street NW #210 Washington, D.C. 20004

Re: z.c. case No. 01-17MM/93-5F/ 91-18P (PUD AGC - 1957 E Street NW) Dear Ms. Kress: I represent ANC 2A in the above-referenced case. Due to a recent extended illness, and through no fault of ANC 2A, I have failed to prepare ANC 2A's case for presentation at the hearing scheduled for this evening. Accordingly, we respectfully request that the Commission allow the record to remain open for fourteen days from today for receipt of written testimony on behalf of ANC 2A, with the Applicant given an appropriate opportunity to respond to any submissions by ANC 2A. }ffe::;'r.J~-~ James T. Draude ;2026710617

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DISTRICT DIVISION OF TRANSPORTATION *** ~ ~

Office of the Director

MEMORANDUM

TO: Andy Altman Director Office of Planning ·

FROM: KenLaden k{:;;: ,)) '/.-__ Associate Director for T~Planning

DATE: November 16, 2001

SUBJECT: Zoning Commission Case No. 93~5F/91-18P; BZA Appeal No. 16701 Request for modification to an approved PUD and related Zoning Map Amendment for Lot 29 (formerly Lot 835), Square 122 (1957 E Street, NW).

The Department of Public Works, District Division of Transportation (DDOT) has reviewed the application and other material submitted by the applicant. This report addresses the transportation aspect of the proposal.·

The Proposal

The applicant, George Washington University, is requesting modification of the original PUD building. The previous PUD was approved as 55 apartments, 180,000 square feet of office space and a 200-space parking garage. The modified PPUD will be a mixed­ used project containing 53 apartments, 24,567 square feet of academic classroom space, 115,500 square feet of office space, 3,300 square feet of ground floor retail space and a 200 space parking garage. Changes to the PUD relating to traffic include: elimination of a driveway and a loading dock located on 20th Street.

These changes to the site plan and site uses will generate less traffic than the original PUD. DDOT suppo1is the application with the understanding that the applicant will provide 10 bicycle parking spaces as required by zoning regulations.

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