Advisory Neighborhood Commission 1A

 

Standing Committees 2011-2012



These committees report to ANC 1A and are expected to coordinate closely with the given SMD commissioner(s) on affected issues. The term for the Chair and Co-Chair of a committee is one year, but the number of times one may be reelected is not limited. The Chair and Co-Chair are voted on by the ANC 1A Commissioners. The Committee is expected to promote membership and maintain a list of its members. Except for the Executive Committee (created in the Bylaws) and the Committee of the Whole, Membership and Chair positions are open to all ANC 1A residents.


Alcoholic Beverage Review Administration Committee (ABRA) -- Sheldon Scott, Chair


ABRA Committee is responsible for the following:

  • Track ANC 1A requests for information/reports and follow-up with ABRA as necessary.
  • Research and report findings and provide recommendations to ANC 1A.
  • Draft (recommended) resolutions for ANC 1A’s consideration.
  • Coordinate community participation at ABC hearings by explicit request of the commission.
  • Maintain an (excel) spreadsheet of all ANC 1A ABC license holders, ANC ABRA notifications, and appropriate deadlines.

Economic Development Committee (EDC) - The EDC is responsible for the following:

  • Identify appropriate issues in regards to job creation, and business development [housing development and policy, project development, public space, transportation issues]
  • Draft resolutions for ANC 1A’s consideration
  • Coordinate public meetings as necessary. If a public meeting is held, a participant sign-in sheet and meeting notes shall be provided to ANC 1A within 30 days of the meeting date.
  • Research and report findings and provide recommendations to ANC 1A
  • Track and notify ANC 1A of all relevant hearing dates.

Planning and Zoning Committee (PZC) - The PZC is responsible for the following:

  • Identify appropriate issues in regards to land-use planning, zoning, and regulations
  • Draft resolutions for ANC 1A’s consideration.
  • Coordinate public meetings as necessary. If a public meeting is held, a participant sign-in sheet and meeting notes shall be provided to ANC 1A within 30 days of the meeting date.
  • Research and report findings, recommendations, and deadlines to ANC 1A
  • Track and notify ANC 1A of all relevant hearing dates.

Public Safety Committee (PSC)  -- Cecilia Jones, Chair.

The PSC is responsible for the following:

  • Formulate and execute strategies for community involvement to promote greater public safety and awareness of criminal activity.
  • Support the MPD’s community policing initiatives through innovative approaches and encouraging more communication.
  • Track ANC 1A crimes and report information to ANC 1A.
  • Raise public safety issues to ANC 1A and other appropriate entities.
  • Draft resolutions for ANC 1A’s consideration.
Public Safety Committee Monthly Reports, 2011-2012  

January 2011

February 2011

March 2011

April 2011

 May 2011

June 2011 July 2011 August 2011
September 2011 October 2011 November 2011 December 2011
January 2012 February 2012 March 2012 April 2012


Education and Recreation Committee (ERC)
- The ERC is responsible for the following:

  • Indentify appropriate issues in regards to education and recreation.
  • Explore community partnerships with public schools to improve facilities and student safety.
  • Encourage ANC 1A residents to volunteer their time in ANC 1A parks, schools, and youth programs.
  • Assess use and demand for improvements and/or new facilities in the Department of Parks and Recreation parks and playgrounds.
  • Draft resolutions for ANC 1A’s consideration.

Historic Preservation, Development, & Design Review Committee (HPDDR) -- Kent Boese, Chair.

The HPDDR is responsible for the following:

  • Promote preservation of the historic, architectural, and residential character of the Columbia Heights, Park View, and Pleasant Plains neighborhoods.
  • Establish and maintain on-going working relations with those public and private entities with similar goals and purposes, such as the Historic Preservation Review Board, Board of Zoning Adjustment, the Zoning Commission, The DC Office of Planning and the DC Preservation League.
  • Identify historic properties and districts of merit and submit them for landmark status when appropriate.
  • Propose related policy positions for the Commission's Consideration.
  • Review designs for all proposed development and recommend changes as appropriate to maintain overall character of ANC 1A neighborhoods.

 

 


Advisory Neighborhood Commission 1A
1380 Monroe Street, NW, #103

Washington, DC 20010