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  • Projects
    • 250: Building America in CCDC
    • Black Land Loss: Chevy Chase DC in the Arc of American History
    • Historic District Campaign (2004-2008)
    • Lafayette-Pointer Project
    • Historic House Plaques
  • Oral Histories
    • Eighty, Meet 18: Seniors Talk, Youth Listen, and a Valuable Collection is Born
    • Oral History Archive: Local Memories
  • House Histories
    • HOUStories: People, Places & Streets of Chevy Chase DC
  • Archives
  • About
  • Support HCCDC

Keeping Eyes on Our Community

Editor’s Note: This Page Is Under Construction!!

Here is a list of issues on our radar that are of interest to Chevy Chase DC:

  1. Friends of Chevy Chase Circle traffic and lighting improvements
  2. Future use of the Episcopal Center for Children at 5901 Utah Ave. NW
  3. A Call-Box Restoration project idea proposed in early 2020 by ANC Chairman Jerry Malitz and Ch/Art’s Beth Cartland (see the Ch/Art website here https://www.chevychaseart.org/artists)
  4. DC Mayor Murial Bowser’s plan to increase affordable housing in the District by increasing zoning in areas such as Chevy Chase DC’s commercial strip along Connecticut Avenue NW
  5. WMATA’s long-planned renovation of the bus turnaround terminal near Chevy Chase Circle
  6. The latest raze applications filed with the DC Office of Planning in our area:
4911 Tilden St. NW, sold for $1.1 million in 2015
4705 Quebec St. NW, sold for $1.3 million in December 2019

If you have any comments or questions about HCCDC or any of our projects, please contact us at hccdc@comcast.net
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