May Membership Meeting
Monday, May 6
7:30 PM
International Student House
1825 R Street NW

The DCCA Annual Meeting and Election will take place on Monday May 6. 

Attendees will hear a legislative update from Councilman Jack Evans and will have the opportunity to cast a vote in the election for DCCA officers. Only members can vote on resolutions or in elections. Visit www.dupont-circle.org join or renew your membership.

Our meetings are always free and open to the public. Bring a friend or neighbor.
Historic Preservation Resources
Rowhouses
The April membership meeting included a presentation on historic preservation laws and principles by Steve Callcott, Dupont Circle resident and Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer for the District of Columbia.

Visit the DCCA homepage item on preservation to download a PDF document that shares the District's online resources for planning, permits and preservation.
Installation of Metro Canopy at Dupont Circle to Begin in Spring
Metro will begin work to install a specially designed canopy over the north entrance of Dupont Circle station. The canopy will enhance safety and convenience by protecting riders from precipitation on the system’s sixth longest escalators, which are 190 feet long and rise 95 vertical feet from the station mezzanine to street level.

WMATA says that when the installation is complete early next year, the canopy will protect customers and the escalators themselves from the negative impacts of rain, ice, and snow, which have fallen into the original escalators since the station opened in 1977. Current escalator regulations require that any new escalators be covered from the elements, so installation of a canopy will allow for the eventual replacement of the escalators when they reach the end of their useful current service life.

Read more from WMATA here.
ANC 2B May Zoning Meeting
Wednesday, May 1st, 2019
7:00 PM
Foundry United Methodist Church, Fellowship Hall (2nd Floor) 
1500 16th Street NW
 
ANC 2B’s May Zoning, Preservation, and Development will review the following historic preservation applications related to the Masonic Temple project:
  • 1733 16th Street NW, Scottish Rite Temple – Historic landmark amendment (boundary expansion) (HPRB #19-05) (2B04)
  • 1733 16th Street NW, Scottish Rite Temple – Concept / four-story plus penthouse new apartment building (HPRB #18-668) (2B04)

Please note that the full ANC will then review the recommendations of the ZPD Committee regarding the above two applications during a special May meeting on Thursday, May 16th at 7:00 pm. The ANC is in the process of finalizing the location for the May 16th meeting and will publicize the location once it is finalized.
 
Click here for ANC2B contacts and more information about the meeting.
Lunch Break with Street Sense Media: Discussion on Homelessness
Thursday, May 2
12:10 - 1:00 PM
Church of the Epiphany
1317 G Street NW

Street Sense Media's executive director, Brian Carome, has been passionately working to ensure that ending homelessness remains one of society’s top priorities. Brian will join the Epiphany Power Hour (a weekly social justice speaker series) to discuss the history of homelessness and how creative storytelling, advocacy and community organizing can elevate the conversation and create systemic change.

Visit the Street Sense Facebook Event page for more information. Admission is free and refreshments will be provided.
Join us for another year of civic engagement. Your neighborhood needs you! 
Thanks to those who have rejoined already!! 
DCCA membership is open to residents, businesses and supporters of the Dupont Circle neighborhood according to the Association's  Bylaws. Benefits include discounts from  Preferred Merchants; community service events and social get-togethers!
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