Tag Archives: Zoning

The Coming Zoning Fight

Next Monday, CAG will hold its November meeting and the topic of the night will be zoning. While this topic sounds a bit dry at first, it is an incredibly important topic for the future of Georgetown and the city … Continue reading

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ANC Round-Up: That Lighty Airy Feeling

As basic chemistry tells us, gas seeks an equilibrium. You cannot long have a single space filled half with high-density gas and half with low-density gas. The high density gas would rush to the other side and even out the … Continue reading

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There But for the Grace of Zoning?

Recently, there has been much gnashing of teeth over the supposed decline and fall of Cleveland Park. Blogs have bemoaned it for a while, but the angst gained a higher profile last week when the Washington Post focused its attention … Continue reading

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The Morning Metropolitan

Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: The Citizens Association of Georgetown is in discussions with the Office of Planning and Zoning to create a special zoning plan for Georgetown. DCMetrocentric gives us a bird’s eye view of Georgetown in the … Continue reading

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Evermay Update

No, GM doesn’t haven’t any info about a certain possible new owner, but another piece of information may have slipped by unnoticed. Owner Harry Belin apparently withdrew his appeal to the Board of Zoning Adjustment (BZA). It’s not clear whether this move … Continue reading

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