Planning Zoning and Transportation Committee

ANC1C has three Committees to help assess matters that are brought before the Commission. The Planning, Zoning, and Transportation Committee has jurisdiction over matters such as development, zoning, traffic, and public transit.  One of the key roles of the Planning, Zoning, and Transportation Committee is to assess requests for changes to zoning requirements and the use of public space. Matters that are currently under review by the Committee and  matters that were previously addressed by the Committee can be found by clicking here.

If you would like ANC1C to consider a matter for which the Planning, Zoning, and Transportation Committee has jurisdiction, please provide all relevant materials to the Chair of the Planning, Zoning, and Transportation Committee at least three weeks prior to the date of the Committee meeting at which you would like the matter to be considered.  Any recommendations made by the Planning, Zoning, and Transportation Committee with respect to your matter would typically then be scheduled for deliberation and voting by the full Commission at the next regularly scheduled meeting of the full Commission.

Planning Zoning and Transportation Committee

Next meeting:

Wednesday, February 19 at 7pm
Marie Reed Recreation Center*
2200 Champlain Street, NW
Washington, DC

*(entrance on 18th Street to the right and down the stairs from the school entrance) 

February 19 agenda: 

-Review AdMo Heights (1777 Columbia Rd NW) application for special exception from parking requirements.

 

Actions taken at the January 22 meeting:

- Moved the HPRB submission for renovation plans at 1918 Belmont Rd NW to the full ANC with the recommendation of the committee, pending letters of support from neighbors. (3-0-0)

- The committee had a discussion on the upcoming AdMo Heights (1777 Columbia Rd NW) BZA submission, which will ask for relief from building additional car parking for Phase II of the development.

- The committee also had a conversation on the Comprehensive Plan. View submissions from the Kalorama Citizens Association and the Reed Cooke Neighborhood Association here. Please contact your commissioner if you have any comments on the Comp Plan.