Welcome to Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC) 4B01
Sara Green, Commissioner

COME TO ANC 4B's NEXT PUBLIC MEETING
Thursday, November 16, 7 - 9 p.m. (One week early, due to holiday)
Takoma Elementary, Piney Branch Rd & Cedar St, NW
Agenda Agenda
Here are some views of what will be lost if WMATA builds about 85 townhouses on parts of the green space and parking lot at Takoma Metro. See the Friends of Takoma Transit website TakomaTransit.inf for information.

Hello,

This website is designed to give you a picture in words, photographs, and maps of Advisory Neighborhood Commission 4B01. We also want to highlight the issues facing our community, with a special emphasis on those that will come to the full nine-member Advisory Neighborhood Commission 4B for a vote.

From time to time we'll have photographs of our homes, landmarks, businesses, and people, and community events.

We will also give you links to other community and D.C. government web sites.

This is also the place to go for community meeting notices and agendas, and ANC minutes and financial documents and reports.

Please let me know if there is material out there that you think might be relevant. I'll try to add it here.

See pictures of Gateway's May 6 planting day on Georgia Avenue, spring in 4B01, signs on Blair Road, other places in 4B01, Improvement Needed!!.
Click to see DC's larger interactive map of ANC boundaries (then use the magnifying glass icon to zoom in).


I look forward to meeting you soon. --- Sara Green, ANC 4B01
Call me at 202-829-8802.        Email me at
ANCSaraGreen@yahoo.com.
September 8, 2006 email to David Maloney of HPRB re Centex

See my DC Draft Comprehensive Plan Testimony

ANC Agendas: July, 2006, September, 2006, October, 2006

See my Newsletters:   April , May

See ANC 4B's Adopted Minutes: January 2006,   February 2006,   March 2006,   April 2006,   May 2006,   June 2006,   July 2006,   September 2006  

Voluntary Liquor Store Agreements:
Cork 'n' Bottle

See my June 13, 2006 testimony on the draft Comprehensive Plan

See ANC 4B's Resolution (4/27/06) and Testimony before the Montgomery County Planning Board (5/4/06) on the two buildings slated for the intersection of Eastern, Blair and Juniper.

Other Resolutions Adopted by ANC 4B in 2006
Resolution To Support Addition At 616 Whittier St., N.W.
Resolution Concerning 150-Unit Condo Building At 7041 Blair Road, N.W.
Resolution To Support Fence At 6325 N. Dakota Ave., N.W.
Resolution To Support Single Family Home Design At 7112 Chestnut St., N.W., in the Takoma Historic District
NEIGHBORHOOD LINKS
TakomaDC Website
TakomaDC ListServe
Takoma Historic District
Gateway-Georgia Avenue Revitalization Corporation
The Big Bad Woof
The Culture Shop
El Tamarindo Restaurant and Art Gallery
The Cady-Lee Mansion
Forum for Youth Investment
Washington Post Article on Georgia Avenue's Neon Liquor Signs
David Nicholson's 5/15/06 Washington Post Op-Ed piece on the Coolidge H.S. Librarian
Accident Statistics for Blair/Piney Branch Intersection (as reported by DC): 2005, 2004, 2003
Citywide Accident Statistics (50 Most Dangerous Intersections)
Accident Statistics (50 Most Dangerous Intersections)
Citizens file DC Court Appeal in Safeway ABC Application

Gateway's May 8 planting day on Georgia Avenue (back)
Gateway Director Marc Loud and his twin sons, Marc and Jordan, help their father and Ralph Blessing plant flowers on a tree box and a planter pot near the intersection of Georgia Avenue and Geranium Street.
Others pictured at Saturday's planting event are Icie Goodwin (purple shirt with large hat), Roscoe Bliss (wearing beige t-shirt and hat, with broom and dust pan), Vera Carley (wearing turquoise pants and a face mask), and ANC 4B01 Sara Green (wearing jeans with a gray t-shirt).
Thanks to Tony Giancola for some of these photos.

Spring in 4B01 (back) Flowers grace an entrance to Brummel Manor on Blair Road. This red-shingled house sits on Blair Road, near Fern Place. Betty Harris stands in front of her Blair Road house, planted right up to the street with flowers and greenery.

Signs on Blair Road (back)

Other places in 4B01 (back)

Improvement Needed!!(back)
There used to be trees in the sidewalk grates in front of the playground and along Dahlia Street, N.W. Today, there are stumps and weeds.

Does anyone know what this is? This "stone" sits across the street from ANC 4B01 on a traffic island at the intersection of Alaska, Kalmia and Georgia. It's dated "1932" on the bottom and has insignias from Maryland and the District of Columbia. It is also nearly split in two. So far, two D.C. government agencies say fixing it isn't their responsibility.