Mayor's Public Hearing on DC Comp Plan (5-8 pm) June 13, 2006

Mayor's Public Hearing on DC Comp Plan
(DC Comp Plan presentations take place throughout the city and on various dates in May and June)
1 - 3 pm and 5 - 8 pm
441 4th Street, NW
Old Council Chambers
Call (202)442-8812 to sign up to testify.

Preview the Future!

The revised Comprehensive Plan for the District of Columbia is coming to life. A working draft of the entire document is being assembled now and will be available for preview in just a few weeks.

At public meetings and ANC Briefings held throughout 2005, you shared your thoughts and views on the future of our city.

We have drafted a Plan based on your input, along with guidance provided by the Comprehensive Plan Revision Task Force, dozens of DC government leaders, and thousands of residents from across the city.

The Plan tackles tough issues like affordable housing, environmental quality, and traffic congestion. It provides a roadmap to a growing a more inclusive, dynamic city.

The upcoming presentations will provide an overview of proposed revisions to the Comp Plan, and changes to the city's official Land Use Map.

While there have been many opportunities for input over the past 18 months, these presentations will be the first time to hear about the Draft document itself. Other opportunities to weigh-in are planned - including a Mayor's hearing - but the upcoming presentations are your best chance to ask questions and be heard.

We look forward to seeing you at one of the presentations in May or June.

Use the WMATA RideGuide http://www.wmata.com to find the best way to get to a meeting using public transportation.

We will post a copy of the working draft of the revised Comp Plan on our website,
http://www.inclusivecity.org, after May 15.

In the meantime, you can view and review working drafts of all of the Citywide Elements of the revised Comp Plan at:
http://www.inclusivecity.org/docs.php?ogid=1000001023

For further information, please call (202) 442-8812.

Official Website: http://www.inclusivecity.org