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Burleith Bell, December 2017 December 2017 Season's Greetings from the Burleith Citizens Association BCA Annual Meeting Page 3 Managing Change: Custom Zoning Page 4 7th Annual Winter Gløgg Party Page 5 2017 Accomplishments Page 10 THE BURLEITH BELL President’s Message EDITORIAL It was wonderful to zoning from Joel Lawson, Associate Director, We had a very well-attended community see so many neighbors Development Review, DC Office of Planning. cleanup on the morning of November 11. at the annual BCA We also heard from Paul Levy, who was Many volunteers noted how little trash meeting on November involved with a successful re-zoning effort in was found compared to previous years. 9 at the Duke Ellington Adams Morgan. (Details on page 4.) Although the Halloween party at the tot lot School of the Arts. We There are plans for several additional was cancelled due to inclement weather, we had detailed briefings meetings in the new year devoted to the will have Santa visits on December 3 and a from Councilmember Jack Evans and ANC economics of historic designation and an repeat of the Holiday Decorations Contest representative Ed Solomon. Other highlights open forum where neighbors can share their to be judged December 20. Also, the BCA included a presentation from representatives perspectives. As was also mentioned in is planning a community night at a local of MedStar Georgetown University Hospital, October, I would like to bring this almost two- restaurant in January where a portion of the outlining construction plans for the new year discussion to an end in the spring with profits will go to the BCA. Please check your surgical pavilion starting early next year, some kind of community decision—although email for details. and Melinda Bolling, Director of DCRA, who nothing has yet been decided regarding For this last edition of the 2017 Burleith Bell, graciously fielded many questions from timing or procedures. With the rapid pace of I would like to thank all of the neighbors neighbors about aspects of construction redevelopment now is the time to decide— who have volunteered their time to the BCA, permitting and enforcement. even if we decide to endorse the status quo. Burleith, and the city. Their names are too The BCA also bestowed awards on Officer Otherwise, neighbors in five or 10 years might numerous to mention, but special mention Antonial Atkins (MPD), Cory Peterson (GU), re-open the question. goes to Nan Bell for her tireless work in John Sneeden (Rocklands), Davis Kennedy Regarding the issue of changing parking the Georgetown Community Partnership (Current newspapers), and Ross Schipper regulations in ANC 2E, there was another and so much more, to Kay Twomey who so and Dwane Starlin (Burleith book) for the meeting on November 14 with various masterfully has run our events, especially myriad ways these individuals have improved stakeholders. It appears that a consensus the Summer Picnic, Stacy Davis for editing life in the neighborhood. Members voted on on what to do is still elusive. Proposals and producing four great issues of the Bell and signaled their approval of the proposed include restricting one side of the street for every year, Ann Carper for her awesome slate for the 2018 BCA Board—including two resident-only parking or shrinking the zone work as webmaster, and Linda Brooks who new members, Brian Garback and Kishan so that Ward 2 residents outside of the ANC as corresponding secretary does so much Putta. I would like to thank the Ellington folks cannot park all day. My impression is that behind the scenes to make the BCA run as for providing their beautiful space and tech most Burleith neighbors are satisfied with well as it does—and who hosts the winter support and Kay Langenbacher for taking the current situation, but we must be vigilant gløgg party to boot. I would also like to extend care of the refreshments. about possible negative spillover effects from my gratitude to the two departing Board On October 25, we had our most recent changes elsewhere. I am also a little worried members, Alex Frederick and Carol Baume, meeting devoted to managing change in about effects from the development of the for their years of dedicated service. Burleith. After the Neighborhood Study old Holiday Inn site. In any case, the BCA Happy Holidays to all! Group (Carol Baume, Walter Hillabrant, is contemplating some sort of survey in the Eric Langenbacher Lenore Rubino and Ed Levy) presented the new year to gauge neighborhood opinion on findings from the survey they conducted in various parking options. the spring, we had a briefing about custom BURLEITH CITIZENS ASSOCIATION Board of Directors Website President Eric Langenbacher 337-8211 Webmaster Ann Carper 333-5559 Vice President Nan Bell 338-2831 Administrator Ross Schipper 333-2826 Co-Recording Secretaries Carol Baume 298-5968 Robert Russell 249-0162 BCA Contacts Corresponding Secretary Linda Brooks 333-2826 Burleith Yahoo Listserv Ed Ohl 733-4169 Treasurer Francine Steininger Friends of Ellington Field Rich Field 669-1986 Member at large Ann Carper 333-5559 Fall/Spring Clean-up Janice Sims 333-6435 Member at large Edith Cecil 359-7700 Public Works Janice Sims 333-6435 Member at large Stacy Bernard Davis 965-1510 Transportation Ed Ohl 733-4169 Member at large Alex Frederick 374-0778 Member at large Liane Jones 550-2341 Newsletter Member at large Kay Twomey Editor Stacy Bernard Davis 965-1510 Membership Linda Brooks 333-2826 Advertising Liane Jones 550-2341 Circulation Kay Langenbacher 337-8211 Designer Marjorie Kask 744-6066 Write to board members and the BCA at: PO Box 32262, Calvert Street Station, 2336 Wisconsin Ave. NW, Washington DC 20007 | Email [email protected] The Burleith Citizens Association makes no endorsement, recommendation, warranties, or representations whatsoever regarding the quality, content, completeness, suitability, adequacy, accuracy, or timeliness of its advertisers or their products and services. The views and opinions expressed herein do not necessarily state or reflect those of the BCA. 2 THE BURLEITH BELL www.burleith.org COMMUNITY BCA Annual Meeting, November 9, 2017 Duke Ellington School of the Arts • Summary of the Minutes The meeting was called to order at 7 pm with approximately Richard Livingstone, Ward 2 Liaison for Mayor Bowser, 60 BCA members and guests in attendance. In addition to the highlighted some of the Mayor’s successes on various minutes captured below, two items should be noted. First, upon neighborhood issues. arrival and registration, BCA members were handed a ballot State of ANC-2E: Ed Solomon, ANC 2E Commissioner, offered to elect the Board for 2018. Second, speakers, including BCA an update on items the ANC is working on, including: President Eric Langenbacher, made presentations, which can be found in the meeting summary posted on the Burleith website. • Parking concerns around Ellington, including during special events Host welcome: Tia Harris, Chief Executive Officer, Duke Ellington • Residential parking permissions School of the Arts discussed the history and recent renovation of the • Sidewalk planned on Reservoir Road to/from the French Embassy school. She stressed the importance of the community becoming part • Ongoing coordination with MedStar Georgetown Hospital of the school, welcoming the community to come to school events renovation and performances, and to participate in the future of the school. • Georgetown Main Street Program to promote small business State of Burleith: Eric Langenbacher, BCA and other retail development and stability President welcomed the community and Neighborhood Police Report: Sergeant Antoine and Lieutenant highlighted several BCA activities in 2017. The Steward noted that there has been an overall decrease in crime BCA and its board members participate in this year. They reminded residents to continue to lock vehicles many outreach and liaison activities. There is and homes. A request was made from the audience to look at the extensive representation by the BCA at various traffic control situation during morning drop off times at Ellington community relations meetings. He spotlighted and Washington International School. the work of the Burleith History group, of which two members published a book on Burleith this year, whose royalties are being Georgetown University Office of Neighborhood Life: donated to the community. Eric also thanked the Neighborhood Study Chris Murphy, Vice President for Community Engagement and Group for its research and engagement on Managing Change, and Strategic Initiatives, thanked Burleith for recognizing Cory Peterson expressed a desire for additional meetings and discussion. and introduced Catherine Finnegan as the new community liaison. GU continues to work on getting rental property inspected for DCRA A review of the BCA financial figures showed we are in very good code violations and business license validations. SNAP now has shape with approximately $17,000 in reserves. The BCA presented supervisors at night, and provides transportation to Foggy Bottom. community awards to the following individuals: • Officer Antonial Atkins, MPD officer covering Burleith MedStar Georgetown Hospital Expansion: Michael Sachtleben, President and Eric Fisher, Managing Director Trammell Crow Co., • Cory Peterson, Director, Georgetown University Office of shared details on the renovation and expansion of the hospital Neighborhood Life and plans to reduce the negative impact on the community. • John Snedden, owner of Rocklands Barbecue Highlights of their presentation included: • Davis Kennedy,
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