ANC 5B will hold a meeting about the proposed Planned Unit Development (PUD) on Reed Street NE on Wednesday, May 11, at 6:30pm.
The site of the proposed Reed Street development is bounded by the train tracks to the west, Franklin St. to the north, 10th St. to the east, and Rhode Island Avenue to the south. The purpose of this meeting is to give the full Commission the opportunity to ask questions of Hanover Company—the developer for this project—regarding Inclusionary Zoning and any other concerns that may arise.
Residents can view documents and images of the proposed design below. Residents can also view a video recording of a meeting I cohosted with Commissioner Piekara (5B03) in February, at which the developer responded to residents’ concerns.
How to Join the Meeting
On a Computer
Click here: Webex meeting link
Meeting ID: 2300 568 0126
Passcode: SpPpMGfM382
Dial by Phone
+1-202-860-2110 (Washington DC)
Meeting ID: 230 056 80126
Reed Street Development Planned Unit Development (PUD / Zoning Commission Case No. 22-04)
Documents related to this project are available below, both as links (click to view) and as embedded files.
Reed Street development project presentation
Reed Street development Community Benefits Agreement (Note: the latest, revised CBA is below)
Reed Street development Construction Management Plan
Formal application to the Zoning Commission
Supplemental Documents and Revisions — Updated February 15, 2022
Revised traffic calming proposal (would extend bollards on yellow centerline along Franklin St. NE; corrects error in prior version that failed to note raised crosswalks)
Revised parking space plans (would eliminate some parking in Phase II-B building and replace with four more housing units; would reduce parking in Phase II-A building)
Revised Community Benefits Agreement
Supplemental Documents - Updated April 8, 2022
Applicant’s Prehearing Statement (listing how many and what kinds of IZ units are proposed)
Set-Down Report by the Office of Planning (explaining whether it supports the PUD and what parts of the proposal need to be changed)