Section 10-A2010. MC-2 POLICY FOCUS AREAS

 

2010.1The Comprehensive Plan has identified seven areas in Mid-City as “policy focus areas,” indicating that they require a level of direction and guidance above that provided by the prior sections of this Area Element and in the citywide elements (see Map 20.1 and Table 20.2). These areas are:

 

•Georgia Avenue Corridor

 

•14th Street Corridor/Columbia Heights

 

•U Street/Uptown

 

•18th Street and Columbia Road

 

•Mount Pleasant Street

 

•McMillan Sand Filtration Site

 

•North Capitol Street/Florida Av/New York Avenue. 2010.1

 

2010.2The Rock Creek East Element (Chapter 22) should be consulted for policies and actions on the reuse of the Armed Forces Retirement Home. The site adjoins the Mid-City Planning Area and its reuse will affect transportation, infrastructure, and services in the Mid-City area. 2010.2

 

2010.3Table 20.2: Policy Focus Areas Within and Adjacent to Mid-City 2010.3

 

http://planning.dc.gov/planning/frames.asp?doc=/planning/lib/planning/2006_revised_comp_plan/20_midcity.pdf.

 

2010.4Map 20.1: Mid-City Policy Areas 2010.4

 

http://planning.dc.gov/planning/frames.asp?doc=/planning/lib/planning/2006_revised_comp_plan/20_midcity.pdf.

 

notation

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