Thank you to all who attended and participated in our second District 8 Henson Creek Village Area Study Charrette Meeting on Wednesday, September 23, 2020. Councilwoman Monique Anderson-Walker was joined by M-NCPPC team, Public Engagement Associates, HR&A Advisors and KCI Technologies Inc. and District 8 constituents. The meeting was very interactive and all your comments and questions were appreciated.
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The meeting provided:
- The Focus of the Study
- Community Survey Results
- Initial Findings from Economic and Market Analysis
- The Environmental Study - Stormwater and Floodplain Challenges
- Next Steps
Next Steps are:
- Draft Economic and Market Analysis Report
- Alternative Development Scenarios
- Draft Environmental Assessment and Recommendations
- We addressed many of the questions during the Charrette. District 8 office will be sharing the questions and answers as soon as possible.
Mark Your Calendars for our next Charrette Meeting on Wednesday, November 18, 2020. Plan to attend and being a part of this process. Your Voice Matters!
Click here to view the Charrette Meeting Henson Creek Village Area Study - September 23, 2020
Councilwoman Monique Anderson-Walker, District 8 Team, M-NCPPC Team and the Consultants Teams at the Finale of the meeting.
Join our Virtual Zoom Meeting with Prince George’s County, Inc. Community Legal Services (CLS) on Wednesday, September 30th - 6:30 pm for an interactive session providing you critical information on the steps you must take, address your concerns, and answer questions you have. We are having this session for our Spanish speaking constituents – Date being announced shortly.
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District 8 Council Member Monique Anderson-Walker was among a noted panel of speakers for the Virtual Washington Region Vision Zero Summit Closing Plenary: Vision Zero in the Washington Region, on Thursday, September 24th. This event brings together elected officials, decision-makers, advocates, and the private sector to share best practices, insights and innovations to eliminate deaths and serious injuries on our region’s streets and highways. The Closing Plenary discussion was moderated by Washington Area Bicyclist Association (WABA) Executive Advocacy Director Jeremiah Lowery, with opening remarks from Kristen Smith, Head of Global Road Safety Policy, Uber. Council Member Anderson-Walker joined At-Large, District of Columbia Councilmember Elissa Silverman, Alexandria Mayor Justin Wilson, and WABA Executive Director Greg Billing on the panel, which included discussion about transportation equity, and changing the culture.
County Executive Angela Alsobrooks announces Prince George's County will remain in Phase 2 Reopening. Animal Services Facility and Adoption Center to Reopen, Appointment Only, on Monday, September 28. READ Press Release
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