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August 2017 | E-Newsletter
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Important Announcements
Residents Encouraged to Update Contact Information
As development activity in New Communities Initiative (NCI) neighborhoods heats up, we want to make sure we always have up-to-date contact information for every resident with a right to return. Take our short survey below to make sure we know the best way to keep in touch with you.
Learn About NCI's Latest Park Morton Progress
Over the past year, NCI has made significant progress in each of its four communities, helping to further lay the groundwork for the successful redevelopments. Click below to learn more about what progress NCI has made in regards to development and human capital at Park Morton.
Featured News
Bruce Monroe Plan Gets Appealed
Four neighbors of the Bruce Monroe development have appealed Zoning Order 16-11, filing a Petition for Review to the Court of Appeals. The Community Builders, Inc. and Dantes Partners hosted a meeting with Park Morton residents on July 20th to advise them on how the appeal may impact the development timeline. This presentation can be viewed at the link below.
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Park Morton Featured in the Washington City Paper
In the Thursday, July 27th issue of the Washington City Paper, the Park Morton neighborhood was covered. Read the full article at the link below.
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Upcoming Events
Park Morton Pop-Up Picnics | Wednesdays in August (August 16, 23, 30) The Circle at Park Morton | 3:00PM Join NCI for refreshments and conversation during our weekly Pop-Up Picnics where we'll be talking with residents and answering any questions you may have.
Park & Morton Block Party | 9.23.17 700 Block of Morton Street | 12:00PM - 5:00PM Save the date for our Park & Morton Street Block Party! In collaboration with Georgia Avenue Thrive, the New Communities Initiative is bringing food, fun, and games to the neighborhood!
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Event Spotlight
Tea Talks & Pop-Ups
The NCI team has been busy hosting community events intended to spark conversations about the community and planned development activities. The NCI team is committed to building a network of community members, Park Morton residents and neighbors that are focused on ensuring that the planned redevelopment benefits everyone. To that end, over the past few months, we’ve hosted Tea Talks at local shops, Wednesday afternoon Pop Ups at Park Morton, and Friday Night Walks starting at Wall of Books. We welcome and encourage Park Morton residents and neighbors to join us! For more information, you can email Aimee McHale at aimee.mchale@dc.gov.
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For more information on Park Morton, please contact Aimee McHale, Project Manager (aimee.mchale@dc.gov)
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