ANC 4A APRIL 2014 MEETING MINUTES Not available.

ANC 4A AUGUST 2011 MEETING MINUTES ANC 4A did not meet in August 2011.

ANC 4A MARCH 2014 MEETING MINUTES Not available.

ANC 4A SEPTEMBER 2011 MEETING MINUTES MINUTES of September 6, 2011 ANC 4A MEETING Fort Stevens Recreation Center, Van Buren and 13th Streets, N.W., Washington, DC Commissioner Stephen Whatley called the meeting to order at 7:18pm. Roll Call: Commissioners Gale Black, Marian Bennett, Steve Whatley, Kim Boyd, and Habieba Israel were present. Commissioners Karl Kennedy, Dwayne Toliver, and Dave Wilson were absent. Having determined that there was a quorum; Commissioner Whatley called the meeting to order. I. ANC ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS a. Minutes: ANC 4A unanimously voted to table the minutes until October 2011 meeting. b. Treasurer’s Report: ANC 4A unanimously approved the Treasurer’s Report. c. Quarterly Report: ANC 4A unanimously approved the Quarterly Report. II. PRESENTATIONS a. Higher Achievement Program (Matt B. Thornton, Director of Volunteer Management) i. After-School volunteers are needed to be academic mentors and study hall aides for local middle school students starting this fall. The time commitment is 2 hours per week from 6-8pm. Commissioner Whatley suggested placing a blurb on the list serve(s) to solicit involvement. Commissioner Boyd suggested placing an ad in the Northwest Current. Matt Thornton can be reached at 202.375.7733 or via email at volunteer@higherachievement.org . b. Building Partnerships (Ernie Marcus and Michael Milliner) i. The 5940/5950 Piney Branch Cooperative Association in conjunction with Building Partnerships is trying to secure money for the development cost of the property located at 5940/5950 Piney Branch Ave, NW, at the SW intersection of Peabody (between 13th and Georgia – behind the McDonald’s) and asked for ANC 4A’s support of the application to DHCD for further funding. Commissioner Boyd moved that ANC 4A write a letter of support. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Black. Commissioner Boyd will draft a letter for Commissioner Whatley’s signature. Additional information on Building Partnerships, LLC can be found at www.bp-dc.com . c. DC Water (Emanuel D. Briggs) i. Small Diameter Water Main Replacement Project at 14th St. NW and Locust Road NW. As part of its Capital Improvement Program, DC Water will replace existing 12-inch and smaller cast iron water mains to improve the water quality and system reliability, increase water pressure and maintain adequate flows throughout the system. DC Water does not anticipate any conflict with other utility lines and will begin the work in late October and finish before November 15 (weather permitting). During construction, the noise level at night will not be that great since jack hammering and cutting will be done during the day. The anticipated cost to the taxpayer is $5.8 million with this particular intersection coming in at just under $100,000. Commissioner Whatley stated that this information will be placed on the list serves. For more information on these and other projects, visit www.dcwater.com . d. Community Health Partnership (Elaine Ellis) i. Organization is based in Ward 4 at Nativity Church. They have 3 Health Kiosks in the neighborhood for people to have access to free basic risk assessments with one placed at Ft. Stevens Recreation Center. These assessments were developed by the Harvard School of Public Health. e. Lowell School Historic Preservation Application (Doug Odom, Director of Finance and Operations) i. Doug Odom appeared before the Commission to ask for a vote of support in favor of Lowell – appealing to the review board to deny the application since it was filed without the knowledge or cooperation of the school or to exempt the Fraser building from historic designation since the building is less than fifty years old. A hearing is scheduled for September 22, 2011. ii. Neighbor turnout included Charanjit Brahma, Richard Hague, and Michel Martin who feel that the application does not represent the consensus of the community and also asked that the ANC reject the application. iii. Mr. Sefton from the DC Historic Preservation League presented their position in favor of the landmark designation along with neighbors Sharon Giles and Cynthia Lightfoot who are in support of “green space.” iv. Commissioner Bennett moved for ANC 4A to oppose the historic designation of Lowell School and was seconded by Commissioner Boyd. Roll Call Vote was 4-1-3 as follows: Commissioners Kennedy – absent, Toliver – absent, Whatley – yea, Bennett – yea, Israel – nay, Boyd – yea, Wilson – absent, Black – yea. III. COMMISSIONER DISCUSSIONS/PRESENTATIONS a. Redistricting (Commissioner Black) i. There was a motion for ANC 4A to adopt the recommendations as described by the Ward 4 map presented by Commissioner Black for use at September 21st Redistricting Task force meeting. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Israel. b. Firearms Retail Sales (Commissioner Whatley) i. Commissioner Bennett moved for ANC 4A to support the provision that allows the retail sales of firearms from law enforcement establishments within 300 feet of a residence, special purpose zone district; or a church or other place of worship, a public or private school, a public library or playground. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Whatley. Roll Call Vote was 2-1-2-3 as follows: Commissioner Kennedy – absent, Toliver – absent, Whatley – yea, Bennett – yea, Israel – abstain, Boyd – nay, Wilson – absent, Black – abstain. The motion carried 2-1. c. Shepherd Field/Marvin Caplan Park (Commissioner Whatley) i. Unspent ANC 4A grant funds ($1656.23) were returned upon request from Friends of Shepherd Park. The bank draft that was returned must be re-issued in the form of a check made payable to ANC 4A. Friends of Shepherd Park have the option to appear before the Commission at a later date to make another request. d. Walmart (Commissioner Whatley) i. The LTR was approved and the official document is available online. e. PEPCO (Commissioner Whatley) i. There will be a Pepco meeting in a few weeks, at which time Commissioner Whatley will have updates to provide. IV. COMMUNITY CONCERNS a. The Mayor has proposed taking 2012 budget funds from Main St. Georgia Avenue so that a police station can be built on New Jersey Avenue. Commissioner Whatley recommends ANC 4A takes formal action at next meeting after further investigation is concluded. b. Friends of Rock Creek’s Environment is working with property owners to disconnect their downspouts to divert water onto lawns or gardens as a way to keep water out of the sewer system and keep local rivers cleaner. Commissioner Whatley offered to place this information on our list serves. c. Keith Holman from the Mayor’s Office on Neighborhood Engagement stood to introduce himself and offer his services. He can be reached at keith.holman@dc.gov . d. Michael Sindram offered commentary on Walmart, UDC, iGaming, and a book entitled “Homosexuality and the Politics of Truth.” e. Commissioner Black moved for ANC 4A to approve the request for $1200 for refurbishing historic signs in Crestwood. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Bennett. All were in favor. Meeting adjourned at 8:53pm ANC 4A COMMISSIONERS ANC 4A01 Commissioner Karl Kennedy North Portal Estates, Colonial Village, and portions of Shepherd Park ANC 4A02 Commissioner Dwayne Toliver Shepherd Park ANC 4A03 Commissioner Stephen A. Whatley, Chair Portions of Shepherd Park and Brightwood ANC 4A04 Commissioner Marian C. Bennett, Vice Chair Brightwood ANC 4A05 Commissioner Habieba Israel Fort Stevens and Brightwood ANC 4A06 Commissioner Kim Boyd, Secretary Brightwood ANC 4A07 Commissioner Dave Wilson 16th Street Heights ANC 4A08 Commissioner Gale Black, Treasurer Crestwood, Crestwood North and portions of 16th Street Heights ______________________________________________ Respectfully Submitted by, Kimberly Boyd (ANC 4A06), Secretary

ANC 4A JUNE 2014 MEETING MINUTES Not available.

TITLE 4A CHAIR'S REPORT, submitted by Chair Black September 3, 2019 ANC Meeting TOPS= Public Space Permit Application 333209. This was a notice dated 8/15/2019 seeking an exception to the rules regarding signage. The property is located at 4606 16th Street, NW, Nineteenth Street Baptist Church. The review due date was noted as 8/19/19. This notice was sent electronically. In addition , the most recent listing of permits shows an entry SG 1900408, dated 8/28/2019 that shows a permit was issued to install new "LED message" for a sign to replace the existing sign. The size is noted as 4x by 4x. 8/23/2019, D1901040, 2035 Parkside. A permit was issued for the removal of certain non-load bearing walls. 8/23/2019, ABRA-098818. Deset Ethiopian Restaurant, LLC has again applied for the renewal of an alcoholic beverage license at the premises located at 6128 Georgia Avenue, NW. (Resolution) 8/29/2019, B 1914089. DC Department of Transportation (DDOT) is reconstructing Aspen Street, NW between 16th and Georgia Avenue in conjunction with the redevelopment of the former Walter Reed Medical Center. The improvements include the widening of the right-of-way, a shifting of the roadway, curbs and sidewalks, and adding a multi-use trail, drainage structure, lights, trees and relocation of bus stops. 8/26/2019, AN 1900304. A permit was requested for 3900 16th Street, NW to remove 12 existing antennas and install 9 antennas and remove 6 RRHS and install 6 RRHS. 8/27/2019, Application for 4300 16th Street, NW was accepted. AT&T proposes to replace nine existing "RRHs and ancillary cabling on an existing roof top telecommunications site. 8/5/2019 Notice of application filed with the DC Board of Zoning Adjustment, filed by The Parks at Walter Reed (TPWR). The applicant wants to develop a mixed-use project with ground floor retail space, which does not comply with the SO foot uninterrupted, maximum linear retail frontage restriction along Elder Street, in the 7100 block of Georgia Avenue. The parcel is located in IJ. (Resolution) As Chair of the ANC 4A, I participated, as the designated representative of the Commission 4A, at a status conference before ABRA regarding the ANC 4A's opposition to the renewal of the ABRA license for Betty GoJo's. The ANC 4A voted in May of 2019 to oppose the application. We (ANC 4A) are among the parties given standing to participate in this proceeding. There is no further action to report at this time . If there is anything that comes to my attention that requires the action of 4A, I will place the matter on our ANC 4A agenda. The DC Council is preparing for a final vote on the Framework Element of the Comprehensive Plan on September 17th • According to the Director of the Office of Planning, after the Council vote, there draft Plan Amendment would be released to the public and there would be a 60-day Public Review Period. During October through November, there should be public meetings before the Council. The Board of Elections gave notice to the public that there was a vacancy in SMD 4A05. The Circulation period was from August 5, 2019 through Monday August 26, 2019. The challenge period was announced as open between August 29, 2019 and September 4, 2019. ANC 4A Budget - The end of the fiscal year is September 30, 2019. At our next Commission meeting, we will need to vote on our annual budget. We should also consider whether we should continue to maintain an ANC office (at a cost of $800 per month). Livability Study follow-up. We are awaiting the notice of intent to be issued for the installation of the sidewalks along Blagden Avenue, NW and on Mathewson Drive, NW. DDOT has not provided the NOi or timeline . A Capital bikeshare was added in 4A08, on 17th Street, NW, near Upshur Street, over the summer. On 8/21/2019, many Commissioners and community leaders received an invitation to attend a meeting at the Office of the United States Attorney to discuss legislation that is pending before the DC Council. The legislation is titled, the Second Look Amendment Act of 2019. The legislation pertains to the reduction of sentence for certain offenders . The meeting is at the US Attorney's Office at 555 4th Street, NW on September 5, 2019 at 6:30 PM. "Open Streets" event planned for Saturday, October 5th• Georgia Avenue, between Barry Place and Missouri Avenue, NW. would be closed to motorists from 6AM to 5 PM. Missouri Avenue and Florida Avenue would carry east-west traffic. On August 29, 2019, I listened during an ANC telephone "townhall," where information was provided to ANC commissioners regarding an event that is scheduled to take place on October 5, 2019. The Open Streets was described as a program that temporarily closes streets to auto traffic, buses, and parking. The information says this is an international program and "supports health, wellness, physical activity, broadening of transportation choices and reimaging of our streets." It was announced as a strategy to increase transportation safety and awareness. Electric Bikes & Scooters would be featured, along with the Capital Bikeshare. The city is planning to attend the ANC meetings in September to promote this proposed event. The ANCs did not get notice or the opportunity to comment on this before it was announced. It is unclear how buses will be rerouted or what is in place for emergency vehicles. It is also unclear as to whether this meets the definition of public use. The federal laws require that the streets be kept open for full public use. Federal regulations state that the "temporary or permanent occupancy or use of a right-of-way within the Federal aid highways may be approved by the Federal Highway Administrator if he or she determines that such occupancy, use or reservation is in the public interest and will not impair the highway or interfere with the free and safe flow of traffic thereon." 23 CFR Section 1.23(c). Has this been coordinated sufficiently with the federal government or WMATA or the impacted ANCs? In the interest of time, I am providing residents with this overview of some of the information that we have received during the summer. Gale Black, Chair, ANC 4A SMD4A08 ANC 4A SEPTEMBER 2019 MEETING MINUTES

TITLE PLEASE NOTE: In compliance with Roberts Rules of Order Newly Revised, 11th Edition, §48, page 468, the minutes of Advisory Neighborhood Commission 4A are a record of the actions taken by the Commission, not a record of what people said during the meeting. Accordingly, comments made by commissioners or members of the public will not be recorded in detail in the minutes. The meeting was held Virtually through WebEx. Chair Black called the meeting to order at around 7:05 pm. A quorum was present, including: Chair Gale Black; Vice Chair Phyllis Green, Commissioner 4A01, Commissioner 4A02 Stacey Lincoln, Secretary Stephen Whatley, Commissioner 4A03, Commissioner 4A04 Patience Singleton, Treasurer Commissioner 4A06 Candace Nelson, and 4A07 Marlene Moss. A quorum was present for all votes. ANC 4A currently has a vacancy for SMD 4A05. 1. Approval of Administrative Matters (Agenda, Minutes, and Consent Agenda) • Approval of the agenda as amended without was moved by Commissioner Nelson – Seconded by Commissioner Singleton. Approved without objection. • Approval of the November 2020 minutes as amended was moved by Commissioner Whatley – Seconded by Commissioner Moss. Approved 7 Ayes, 0 Nays -without objection. 2. Community concerns Residents raised community concerns, including a. Potential closure of the Juanita Thornton Library b. Visitor Parking Permit – DDOT responsibility c. Speeding in ANC 4A – Speed cameras – DDOT responsibilities 3. Resolutions and Letters: 1. 4A-12-01-20-01 – Resolution to Support the Annual Report. Moved Commissioner Black seconded by Commissioner Whatley. Approved 7 Ayes, 0 Nays - without opposition. 2. 4A-12-01-20-02 – Resolution Commending Sherryl Newman for outstanding constituent During her tenure as Chief of Staff to Councilmember Brandon Todd. Moved by Commissioner Whatley. Seconded by Commissioner Black. Approved Aye 6 – Nay 0 – Abstain 0. 3. 4A-12-01-20-03 - Resolution Commending Gabrielle Priest for outstanding constituent Service during her tenure as Ward 4 MOCR Mayor Muriel Bowser. Moved by Commissioner Whatley. Seconded by Commissioner Black. Approved Aye 7 – Nay 0 – Abstain 0. 4. 4A-12-01-20-04 - Resolution Commending Commissioner Gale Black for outstanding service during her tenure as ANC 4A08, as well as, serving as Chair, Vice Chair and Treasurer of ANC 4A. Moved by Commissioner Nelson. Seconded by Commissioner Moss. Approved Aye 6 – Nay 0 – Abstain 1 (Commissioner Black). 5. 4A-12-01-20-05 - Resolution Supporting DCHC Funding for Abram’s Hall Senior Assisted Living. Moved by Commissioner Whatley. Seconded by Commissioner Moss. Approved Aye 3 – Nay 2 (Commissioners Black and Lincoln)– Abstain 2 (Commissioners Nelson and Singleton). 6. 4A-12-01-20-06 - Resolution Supporting return of vocational training to DCPS and DC charter schools. Moved by Commissioner Singleton. Seconded by Commissioner Nelson. Approved Aye 7 – Nay 0 – Abstain 0. 4 . Presentations and Reports a. Lt. Fitzgerald gave the report for the Metropolitan Police Department, Fourth District, and reported on current law enforcement issues in ANC 4A. A key point was a fugitive from justice was still missing. b. Keyshawn Harris representing the office of the Mayor spoke of upcoming events. Key point – COVID 19 Phase 2 adjustments are in place. c. Ms. Sheryl Newman, representing Councilmember Todd, gave an update on issues of concern to Ward 4. Key point – Unemployment benefit extension through December 2020. d. Mr. Frazer O’Leary – spoke on Education issues. Key point – CARES classrooms students in classrooms but teachers teaching virtually. e. Commissioner Whatley moved that the meeting be adjourned. It was seconded by Chair Black and passed without objection. The meeting was adjourned at 10:02 PM. ANC 4A DECEMBER 2020 MEETING MINUTES

ANC 4A NOVEMBER 2011 MEETING MINUTES MINUTES of November 1, 2011 ANC 4A MEETING Fort Stevens Recreation Center, Van Buren and 13th Streets, N.W., Washington, DC Roll Call: In attendance were Commissioners Black, Toliver, Bennett, Whatley, Wilson and Kennedy. Absent were Commissioners Boyd and Snow-Israel. Approximately 10 persons were in attendance from the community. Having determined that there was a quorum; Commissioner Whatley called the meeting to order at 7:21pm. I. ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS a. ANC 4A unanimously voted to table the approval of the minutes until the December 2011 meeting. b. Commissioner Whatley entertained a motion to accept the Treasurer’s monthly report. Commissioner Toliver moved to accept and was seconded by Commissioner Bennett. Motion carried. c. Commissioner Black recommended that the savings account be moved to Industrial Bank where the ANC 4A checking account currently resides. This move is prompted by Wachovia Bank recently becoming Wells Fargo. Motion carried without objection. II. PRESENTATIONS a. Diane Oliver, Ombudsman, DCHA. The Housing Choice Voucher Program, formerly known as the Section 8 Program, has a waiting list of over 30,000 individuals/families needing assistance with allocation preference given to the homeless and those living in a unit that has been declared unfit for habitation. This list is periodically purged by the department to verify interest and eligibility. ANC 4B Commissioner, Judy Jones, asked why the waiting list was so long despite the glut of vacancies in the city. Ms. Oliver replied that the funding for the subsidies (up to 70% of a participants rent) comes from HUD. Commissioner Toliver advised residents to visit the website (www.dchousing.org ) to obtain the full details on the program. b. Councilmember Muriel Bowser. i. Ethics Reform. Councilmember Bowser currently has 10 bills on ethics reform that are before the council and expects her committee to vote late November/Early December. There was an eight hour hearing last week and upcoming hearings will be announced in her newsletter. Councilmember Bowser welcomes any community feedback prior to the next hearing. ii. Walter Reed. No new news on Walter Reed other than a recent resolution to require the Mayor to analyze the options for redevelopment and present them in a hearing to the public. iii. Ward 4 Crime. There has been a rash of car break-ins in Shepherd Park and Crestwood. Councilmember Bowser has had conversations with Chief Lanier about plans for additional resources to be put in place to combat the recent uptick. Additionally, the 4D area has seen significant violence with the shootings of two juveniles. Commissioner Kennedy stressed the need for increased foot patrols on Georgia Avenue. iv. Pepco. Commissioner Black reported that her SMD has experienced property damage to appliances (e.g., refrigerators fried because of power outages/surges going on in the neighborhood). Councilmember Bowser asked to receive feedback from the residents so that she can let the public service commission know about them. III. COMMISSIONER DISCUSSIONS/PRESENTATIONS a. Walter Reed (Commissioner Toliver) i. The plan is for mixed use development with housing, retail, open space and some recreation. No firm decision has been made as to what building or project will be the first underway. There are several non-profit groups that might seek to take a portion of the additional property available to the city (67.5 acres). A notice is forthcoming about the November 15 public meeting at Tifereth Israel located at 16th and Juniper Streets NW at 7pm. The Committee meets again on December 1. Commissioner Toliver encouraged residents to visit the Walter Reed website and read the June 30 notes and minutes which offer additional information. ii. Demolition of the main hospital is still on the table for consideration. iii. The new gym will be preserved since it’s essentially complete. It is possible but not probable that it will be open to DC residents at this time because of security concerns. iv. ANC 4B Commissioner, Judy Jones, offered a suggestion to aid in the design component of the planning process referring to an overlay in the Takoma area for residential retail that limits the height of buildings to 50ft. v. No decision yet as to if/when the Georgia Avenue gates will be opened. IV. COMMISSIONER DISCUSSIONS/PRESENTATIONS a. Geranium Market License Renewal (Commissioner Whatley). Commissioner Whatley reported that there is a voluntary agreement in place and that he has not heard of any issues in his SMD. Therefore, Commissioner Whatley recommended approval of the Geranium Market license renewal contingent upon continuance of the voluntary agreement. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Toliver. All were in favor. Motion carried unanimously. b. China Hut License Renewal (Commissioner Toliver). Commissioner Toliver was inclined to not put this license renewal up for a vote, but rather allow the issue to go before ABRA. Commissioner Toliver went on to say that although the property is aesthetically displeasing, it does not speak to the license and their adherence to the license itself. Commissioner Whatley recused himself from the discussion and subsequent vote because he and his wife operate a business on the same block. Commissioner Wilson was opposed to supporting the license renewal based on appearance and prior infractions. Commissioner Toliver made a motion to not take action on the application and allow China Hut to renew its Class B license and have opponents come forth and voice their opposition via letter or attend the hearing where they can complain. This motion was seconded by Commissioner Black. Roll Call Vote was taken: Commissioner Kennedy – yea, Commissioner Toliver – yea, Commissioner Whatley – recusal, Commissioner Bennett – yea, Commissioner Snow-Israel – absent, Commissioner Boyd – absent, Commissioner Wilson – nay, Commissioner Black – yea. Total Vote: yeas = 4, nay = 1, Abstention = 1, Absent = 2. Motion carried. c. Hope Market License Renewal (Commissioner Bennett). Commissioner Bennett reported that there is a voluntary agreement in place and that she has not heard of any issues in her SMD. Therefore, Commissioner Bennett recommended the approval of the Hope Market license renewal contingent upon continuance of the voluntary agreement. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Toliver. All were in favor. Motion carried unanimously. d. Missouri Avenue Market License Renewal (Commissioner Boyd). No representative from the Missouri Avenue Market was in attendance and this business falls within the SMD of Commissioner Boyd who was absent. Anthony Briggs, President of Brightwood Community Association, said he’s had neighbors complain about gatherings that happen outside of the business. A motion was made to treat Missouri Avenue Market the same as Hope Market with a letter recommending approval. Motion was seconded by Bennett. Motion carried unanimously. V. COMMUNITY CONCERNS a. Anthony Briggs, President of Brightwood Community Association (BCA), appeared before the commission to announce a BCA Holiday Party to be held December 10, 2011 from 7– 9pm at Fort Stevens Recreation Center. BCA will be asking for a grant at next month’s meeting. In the meantime, budget amendments will be made and copies of a formal grant application will be distributed within the next week. VI. COMMISSIONER CONCERNS a. Commissioner Whatley expressed the need to do something to boost retail on Georgia Avenue and asked what can be done as a commission to attract and keep businesses. Commissioner Whatley wants to form a taskforce to jumpstart this effort and mentioned that he has spoken to Ben’s Chili Bowl about opening up a location on Georgia Avenue. Commissioner Kennedy suggested the revitalization of the Gateway Georgia Avenue Main Street program. Anthony Briggs, President of the BCA, said they’ve invited the President of the Takoma Park Community Association to come and share ideas for attracting new business to their area, citing Mayorga as an example. Commissioner Whatley plans to attend the next BCA meeting. Meeting adjourned at 8:34pm. ANC 4A COMMISSIONERS ANC 4A01 Commissioner Karl Kennedy North Portal Estates, Colonial Village, and portions of Shepherd Park ANC 4A02 Commissioner Dwayne Toliver Shepherd Park ANC 4A03 Commissioner Stephen A. Whatley, Chair Portions of Shepherd Park and Brightwood ANC 4A04 Commissioner Marian C. Bennett, Vice Chair Brightwood ANC 4A05 Commissioner Habieba Snow-Israel Fort Stevens and Brightwood ANC 4A06 Commissioner Kim Boyd, Secretary Brightwood ANC 4A07 Commissioner Dave Wilson 16th Street Heights ANC 4A08 Commissioner Gale Black, Treasurer Crestwood, Crestwood North and portions of 16th Street Heights ____________________________________ Respectfully Submitted by, Kim Boyd (ANC 4A06), Secretary

TITLE PLEASE NOTE: In compliance with Roberts Rules of Order Newly Revised, 11th Edition, §48, page 468, the minutes of Advisory Neighborhood Commission 4A are a record of the actions taken by the Commission, not a record of what people said during the meeting. Accordingly, comments made by commissioners or members of the public will not be recorded in detail in the minutes. The meeting was held in the community meeting room, Metropolitan Police Department Fourth District Headquarters, 6001 Georgia Avenue N.W. Commissioner Gale Black, Chair (and ANC 4A08) called the meeting to order at 7:05 PM. Also present were Commissioners 4A01 Phyllis Green, 4A02 Stacey Lincoln, 4A03 Stephen Whatley, 4A04 Patience Singleton, 4A06 Candace Nelson and 4A07 Marlene Moss. A quorum was present for all votes. 1. Approval of Administrative Matters (Agenda, Minutes, and Consent Agenda) a. The agenda was approved as amended without objection, by consensus. b. Commissioner Whatley moved that the October 1, 2019 minutes be tabled. Seconded by Commissioner Moss. Passed 6 aye 1 nay. c. Commissioner Green moved to table the discussion on 7407 15th Street NW. Seconded by Commissioner Whatley . Passed 5 aye 1 nay. d. Commissioner Nelson moved that ANC 4A approve the quarterly financial report for the 3rd and 4th quarter of FYT 2019. Seconded by Commissioner Whatley . Passed 5 ayes, 0 nays, and O abstentions . 2. Resolutions and Letters: 1. 4A-11-05-19-01- - Commissioner Green moved that ANC 4A support the Washington Ethical Society Day Care renewal. Seconded by Commissioner Whatley The motion passed 7 ayes, 0 nays and O abstention. 2. 4A-11-05-19-02 -- Commissioner Green moved that ANC 4A support the curb cut at 7229 15th Street NW. Seconded by Commissioner Whatley The motion passed 7 ayes, 0 nays and O abstention. 3. 4A-11-05-19-03 - Commissioner Whatley moved that ANC 4A support Childrens National Medical Center Zoning and Map Text Amendment. Seconded by Commissioner Green. The motion passed 4 ayes, 2 nays (Black and Lincoln), and 1 abstention (Singleton). 4. 4A-11-05-19-04 - Commissioner Singleton moved that ANC 4A submit a letter requesting extra time to respond to the Dockless Bike notification. Seconded by Commissioner ?. The motion passed 7 ayes 5. 4A-11-05-19-0S - Commissioner Whatley moved that ANC 4A support Hines-Urban Atlantic- Trident Design Concept for the Dog Park, Arts Center, and Playground at the "The Parks At Walter Reed. Seconded by Commissioner Moss. The motion passed 6 ayes, 1 nay (Lincoln), 0 abstention 3. Presentations and Reports a) Captain Porter gave the report for the Metropolitan Police Department, Fourth District , and reported on current crimes and law enforcement issues in ANC 4A. b) Gabrielle Priest representing the office of the Mayor spoke of upcoming events. c) Ms. Sheryl Newman, representing Councilmember Todd, gave an update on issues of concern to Ward 4. d) Mr. Frazer O'Leary- spoke on Education issues. e) Leila Batities spoke on Children's f) Hines-Urban Atlantic-Triden spoke on the Dog Park, Playground, and Arts Center at Walter Reed. g) Commissioner Black spoke on the 7 Transportation bills. h) Commissioner Whatley spoke on the dust on cars and in homes stemming from development at Walter Reed. i) Commissioner Whatley spoke on auditing copier use at the ANC office. j) Celeste Duffy spoke on leaf collection k) Commissioner Whatley moved that the meeting be adjourned. It was seconded by Chair Black and adopted unanimously. The meeting was adjourned at 9:40 PM. ANC 4A NOVEMBER 2019 MEETING MINUTES

TITLE PLEASE NOTE: In compliance with Roberts Rules of Order Newly Revised, 11th Edition, §48, page 468, the minutes of Advisory Neighborhood Commission 4A are a record of the actions taken by the Commission, not a record of what people said during the meeting. Accordingly, comments made by commissioners or members of the public will not be recorded in detail in the minutes. The meeting was held in the community meeting room, Metropolitan Police Department Fourth District Headquarters, 6001 Georgia Avenue N.W. Commissioner Gale Black, Chair (and ANC 4A08) called the meeting to order at 7:05 PM. Also present were Commissioners 4A01 Phyllis Green, 4A02 Stacey Lincoln, 4A03 Stephen Whatley, 4A04 Patience Singleton, 4A06 Candace Nelson and 4A07 Marlene Moss. A quorum was present for all votes. 1. Approval of Administrative Matters (Agenda, Minutes, and Consent Agenda) a. The agenda was approved as amended without objection, by consensus. b. Commissioner Whatley moved that the June 4, 2019 and September 3, 2019 minutes be approved. Seconded by Commissioner Moss. Passed unanimously . 2. Resolutions and Letters: 1. 4A-19-10-01-01 -- Commissioner Black moved that ANC 4A support the Community Enhancement request to purchase "Doggy Bags" Seconded by Commissioner Whatley The motion passed 6 ayes, 0 nays and 1 abstention. (Commissioner Black) 2. 4A-19-10-01-02 -- Commissioner Black moved that ANC 4A support continuation of Rent Control regulations. Seconded by Commissioner Whatley The motion passed 7 ayes, 0 nays and 0 abstention. 3. 4A-19-10-01-03 - Commissioner Whatley moved that ANC 4A support the DDOT NOi for the intersection of 14th and Aspen Streets NW. Seconded by Commissioner Green. The motion passed 7 ayes, 0 nays, and O abstention. 3. Presentations and Reports a) Captain Porter gave the report for the Metropolitan Police Department , Fourth District, and reported on current crimes and law enforcement issues in ANC 4A. b) Gabrielle Priest representing the office of the Mayor spoke of upcoming events. c) Ms. Sheryl Newman, representing Councilmember Todd, gave an update on issues of concern to Ward 4. d) Mr. Frazer O'Leary- spoke on Education issues. Mr. O'Leary discussed the feeder schools that feed into Coolidge High School. e) Irene Thompson spoke on Children's National Medical Center's upcoming plans. She agreed to hold a special meeting with Commissioner Whatley concerning a request for Zoning Map and Text Amendments. f) Hines-Urban Atlantic-Triden spoke on the Dog Park, Playground, and Arts Center at Walter Reed. Commissioner Whatley announced that he would hold a special meeting prior to making a recommendation or proposing a resolution. g) Commissioner Whatley moved that the meeting be adjourned. It was seconded by Chair Black and adopted unanimously. h) Michael Bing, DSLDB, spoke on the process of filing diversity reports concerning the development at Walter Reed. He noted that the reports are due 30 days after the end of the quarter (March, June, September and December). DLSDB reviews them for up to 30 days. After that period the statistics should be available to ANC 4A. The meeting was adjourned at 9:20 PM. ANC 4A OCTOBER 2019 MEETING MINUTES