Park Morton: Events

Park Morton Steering Committee

  • Park View Recreation Center (693 Otis Place, NW)

**Note**: This will be a closed meeting with only committee members or their designee attending.

Park Morton Steering Committee

  • Park View Recreation Center (693 Otis Place, NW)

The next Park Morton Steering Committee meeting will be held on Thursday, March 24th.

Agenda

  1. Status Park Space Community Survey
  2. Update Steering Committee Work Plan
  3. Discuss Steering Committee Schedule/Project Timeline and Milestones
  4. Public Comment

Surplus Meeting

  • Bruce Monroe Elementary @ Park View (3560 Warder Street, NW)

The Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development has scheduled a public meeting on the proposed surplus of District property at 3012 Georgia Avenue, NW.

VIEW MEETING NOTICE HERE.

MEETING FLYER

Park Morton Planning & Design Workshop #2

  • Bruce Monroe Elementary @ Park View (3560 Warder Street, NW)
  • Open house expo beginning at 10:00am, workshop to run from 10:30am-1:00pm.

The New Communities Initiative will be hosting the second planning and design workshop on Saturday, December 12th. Participants will have the opportunity to weigh in on the planning and design elements of the redevelopment which will inform the update to the Park Morton master plan.

Park Morton Steering Committee

  • Bruce Monroe Elementary @ Park View (3560 Warder Street, NW)

The Steering Committee meeting on December 10th will feature the opportunity for community dialogue around a variety of important non-design topics including the solicitation process and selection of offsite parcels, human capital programming and relocation, and existing conditions at Park Morton. The Park Morton Steering Committee provides support, guidance, and oversight to the development team to implement the Park Morton redevelopment. Committee meetings are open to the public, and are facilitated by the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development and the DC Housing Authority.

Park Morton Planning and Design Workshop

  • Bruce Monroe Elementary School @ Park View

Click here to view the meeting flyer. 

Park Morton, a 174-unit public housing community along the Georgia Avenue corridor, is slated for redevelopment into a new, mixed-income and mixed-use development as part of the District’s New Communities Initiative. The city has proposed using part of the Bruce Monroe site (along Georgia Avenue, between Irving and Columbia), to replace existing units at Park Morton, minimizing the displacement of Park Morton residents during redevelopment. There are also opportunities to preserve and improve park/green space at both sites, add retail and community amenities.

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