
Thursday, May 10 General Meeting Information
U Street Neighborhood Association will have its general meeting on May 10, 2012 at the Third District Pollce Station community room at 7 pm. DDOT will give updates on the U Street streetscape. The office of Planning will be providing an overview of the PUD process. JBG will be providing updates and describe the variances they are requesting for the project at Florida/8th Street. Hiba Abdallah will be presenting on a facility planned to be built at 9th/S St NW for individuals aging out of the foster care system. Also Zahir Rahimi (owner of Mila 2015 14th St) will describe his desire to change this clothing store to a restaurant. We will also be discussing the U Street Neighborhood Harrison Recreation Center film series starting in May.
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U Street Neighborhood Association
P.O. Box 73784
Washington, DC 20056-3784
Frequently Asked Questions About Membership
Who can be a member of the U Street Neighborhood Association?
While we welcome support from all, membership is available only to individuals whose principle residence (as recognized by the D.C. Board of Elections) is located within the association's boundaries; and/or is the owner or Chief Executive Officer of a business, church, school, or non-profit agency or organization whose principle office is located within the association's boundaries. The owner or CEO of organizations noted above may designate in writing an official voter on behalf of their organization.
What are the boundaries of?
The boundaries of the U Street Neighborhood Association in Northwest, Washington, DC are:
Who can vote at meetings?
U Street Neighborhood Association regular meetings are open to everyone, however voting is limited to members only. Each member is entitled to one vote on each matter submitted to a vote by the members. Voting at meetings shall be by voice vote. However, in order to vote, you need to be a member for 30 days preceding the meeting at which the vote is taken. When a member speaks on an issue in which he has a financial or business interest, the member shall so declare. Voting by proxy is not permitted.
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