Neighbors For Smart Growth

One year anniversary of Lanier Heights neighbors filing multi-part, 260 photo documentation of Lanier Heights neighborhood to Zoning Commission in a doomed effort to keep our zoning rights.

Here is what neighbors showed the Zoning Commission one year ago:
http://www.nadz.org/exhibit-56
http://www.nadz.org/exhibit-57
http://www.nadz.org/exhibit-58
http://www.nadz.org/exhibit-59
http://www.nadz.org/exhibit-60
http://www.nadz.org/exhibit-61
http://www.nadz.org/exhibit-62

One year anniversary of Lanier Heights neighbors filing multi-part, 260 photo documentation of Lanier Heights neighborhood to Zoning Commission in a doomed effort to keep our zoning rights. Zoning Commissioners not interested: Lanier Heights row houses officially downzoned a few months later (although the Zoning Commission had for all practical purposes established the new reduced zoning rights in December 2015). But the rest of Adams Morgan continues its residential development boom.

http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/adams_morgan_rundown/12325

The Adams Morgan Development Rundown As spring draws nearer, UrbanTurf continues updating its look at the residential development pipeline in the DC area by revisiting the Adams Morgan neighborhood.