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New Yards Photos: Inside the Boilermaker Shop, and New Pattern Shop Pics; WTDW The Hole in the Wall
 Last week the folks at Forest City were gracious enough to take me on a behind-the-fences tour of the The Yards, so that I could stock up on "before" photos before too much more work gets underway. The first stop was Building 167, also known as the Boilermaker Shop, on the northeast corner of Third and Tingey streets behind the US DOT HQ. This steel-and-glass industrial workshop (such a rarity for Washington) was built in 1919, and by the end of 2009 Forest City expects it to be transformed into a 46,000-square-foot retail space, with a new loft-like mezzanine in the middle of the building that will provide additional square footage without sacrificing the wide-open feel of the high glass-lined ceiling. I have wanted to get inside this building for a long time, so I'm glad to now have photos in advance of the shop's makeover, which you can see on my Boilermaker Shop page along with renderings of what's coming.  Across the street at the old Pattern Joiner Shop, interior demolition work continues, along with the removal of all the windows and the white paint from the building's exterior. We didn't get to go inside, but I've still posted some updated photos, which you can compare to shots from the past three years to see what's been done in just a few months. By late 2009 this will become the Pattern Shop Lofts, with 170 apartments, ground-floor retail, an interior courtyard, and two new floors on top. I also snagged some photos from a few other locations, too, and I'll get those posted soon. And, if you're wondering What's the Deal With the big hole punched in the historic red brick wall on M Street east of Fifth--apparently that's the start of the necessary work to create 5 1/2 Street, SE (no, I'm serious), which will run between the big red brick Building 202 (to be turned into condos by 2011) and Building 74 (forecast to be converted into townhouses in a future phase of the Yards). Here's an overhead photo of the spot in question, taken from the roof of the old Capper Seniors building before it came down last year. Navy Yard Station Chiller Site Decision Thursday?
The agendas for Thursday's various Metro board meetings have been posted, and, barring a last-minute change, it looks like the Planning, Development and Real Estate committee will finally be taking up the awarding of the Half and L "chiller plant" site for the Navy Yard Metro station to a developer. It's going to happen in an executive session ( the agenda says nothing more than "Term Sheet on Navy Yard Chiller Site"), so it could be possible it's not yet a done deal. They've been trying to bring this up at the board since February; the solicitation for bids for the 14,100-sq-ft site happened nearly two years ago. Updated Photos for a Lazy Summer Friday
  Despite my preference to not ever actually step foot outside in Washington during the summer, I wandered around on Thursday afternoon and got updated photos of 909 New Jersey, Velocity, Onyx, 100 M, and 55 M. I especially enjoy the view that's now developed looking up First Street at M(above), where you see five new buildings in the same vista where 80 M stood all alone less than three years ago. If you've really got some time to kill today, check the Photo Archive for before-and-afters of these intersections that have changed so much: 1st and I, 1st and K, 1st and L, 1st and M, Half and M, Half and L, Half and K, New Jersey and K, New Jersey and I. Or, just start clicking around on the Archive Map to look at other spots. Coming soon, photos from a few locations I've never had access to until now....
100 I (Axiom) Now Open for Business
 An e-mail went out late yesterday announcing that Axiom at Capitol Yards (better known around these parts as 100 I Street) is now open for business, almost exactly one month after older sibling Jefferson/70 I went live. Axiom, with about 246 units, has a more modern design in comparison to Jefferson's "warehouse/industrial" look, but has many of the same amenities, such as a roof pool, fitness center, "resident pub," etc. (I've got interior photos from about two months ago, which I hope to get updated soon--I almost took a photo yesterday afternoon of the main entry that now has an "Axiom" sign above it, but I thought to myself, "Oh, I'll just wait until it's officially open." Oops.) The official web site is at AxiomCapitolYards.com, and leasing has been underway for a few months. And, like all younger siblings, Axiom's debut into the world will probably be less of an event, with fewer announcements, parties, photos, home movies, birthday presents, etc. (Do I sound bitter?) What's the Deal With: Canal Park (Again)
Yes, it's time once again for What's the Deal With.... Canal Park? Now that the ballpark's open and people have stopped asking me about the baseball that was originally planned for the roof of the Red Loft, I can safely say that there is no question I receive more often than this one. Here's the latest:Over the past few months, the Canal Park Development Association has been resurrected, and is now being led by Chris VanArsdale, a local lawyer-turned-green-developer. An agreement is being worked on with the city that will allow the CPDA to take on moving the park forward, a task that ended up in the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development after the demise of the Anacostia Waterfront Corporation. Of course, there will be no moving forward of the park until the dang buses are gone. The timeline being put forward by DMPED is now "December or January" for the departure of the buses, since a new location has been found (*cough*DC Village*cough*) but a lot still must be built. (It's at this point that I'm always required mention that it was in October 2003 when I first heard the city had been given 90 days to get the buses off the park site.) The park's blocks would then be graded and temporary sod planted until the park itself is built. So, when will the park actually be completed? You didn't actually expect anyone to tell me that, did you? However, indications are that once the license agreement between the CPDA and the city is finished, we'll get a better sense for what's left to be done and when it all could happen. In the meantime, while twiddling your thumbs waiting for the next news tidbit, take a look at the designs and plans for the park, which came as the result of a 2004 design competition held by the city. Are they still holding up? Discuss. (Hey, it's summer, I've got to do something to perk up the energy around here.) First Neighborhood to Get FIOS - Sort of
Reader AW was nice enough to pass along news of a fence banner along Half Street, SE, just south of 70 I that is shouting " 1st Community in DC to Offer Verizon FIOS!" (This is the high-speed fiber optic TV/internet service that is available throughout the 'burbs.) I went to verizonfios.com, and did some address searching via the Check Availability page, and got positive results for 70 I, 100 I, and 1000 New Jersey ( Capitol Hill Tower). However, if you click one of the addresses and continue along, you're then told that FIOS TV isn't yet available for that address, but FIOS high-speed Internet is. (As I posted back in June, JPI has been marketing 70 and 100 I as "pre-wired" for FIOS.) UPDATE: Read this entry's comments to see that, not surprisingly, "First Community to Offer FIOS" isn't quite what it seems just yet. But if there's any neighborhood in the city where the infrastructure work could already have been done to get fiber in place, it'd be the one that's being entirely rebuilt from scratch....
Summer Arrives: News Grinds to a Halt
With the city council now almost in its summer recess until mid-September (though not before David Catania introduced legislation yesterday trying to raise the sales tax at Nationals Park in what appears to be an attempt to get back at the Lerners for withholding the rent), and with the Zoning Commission and most ANCs taking August off, the pace of bureaucratic-type news in these parts will be slow if not nonexistent for the next few weeks. We've got a Metro board meeting next week that might (or might not) be telling us the developer of the Navy Yard station's 14,000-sq-ft chiller plant site on the southwest corner of Half and L, but otherwise the calendar is all but empty until after Labor Day. (At least I can report that on Monday night ANC 6D voted 7-0 to approve a public space permit by 100 M Street to install sidewalks and city arborist-recommended willow oak and elm trees.) That said, I should have some interesting items in the next few days, including hopefully an update about everyone's favorite What's the Deal With....? subject. And of course I'll have photo updates every few weeks, especially since it's expected that framing of the first Capitol Quarter townhouses will get underway by early August. But beyond that, expect the pace around here to be more leisurely during the dog days. As it should be! Halfway Point: Post Looks at the Ballpark
 From Tuesday's Post: "Yes, the Nationals are riddled with injuries and the team is among the worst in Major League Baseball, which resumes its schedule Thursday after tonight's all-star game. The team's owners, the Lerner family, are in a messy dispute with the city, which financed the $611 million ballpark. The stadium, meanwhile, is developing a happy following. The reviews so far: generally good. Getting to the ballpark, along the Anacostia River in Southeast Washington, is fairly easy most nights and weekends. The stadium is winning praise for its sightlines, scoreboard and atmosphere. Food prices are another matter." And there's this: "Neighbors who worried about fans clogging streets are breathing easier. 'As of now, I think it's been managed well, especially by the team,' said Andy Litsky, a Ward 6 neighborhood leader. 'It's not as bad as we anticipated.' " On the other hand, the lack of a parking/transit/traffic catastrophe as predicted by so many for so long has left JDLand all but devoid of content....
ANC 6D Meeting Monday Night
   I'm back from a week in Wyoming, Montana, and South Dakota, where I took all sorts of photos despite the fact that there were almost no buildings under construction. And what better way to get back in the blogging saddle than to post notice of Monday's ANC 6D meeting. The agenda has one Near Southeast item, which is a public space permit for 100 M Street (for trees, a driveway, and sidewalk paving). The rest of the agenda includes a presentation by the Office of Planning on a zoning study of Southwest, a resolution on the proposed moratorium on "singles" (alcohol, not unmarrieds), and admin minutiae in conjunction with some events planned in Southwest. The meeting starts at 7 pm, at St. Augustine's church at 6th and M Streets, SW. I'll be the one in the audience griping about not still being out west. Two Killed on Nats Game Bus (Updated)
On Friday night one passenger was killed and another seriously injured when the open-top double-decker bus they were riding in went under an overpass while the two were apparently standing up. The news reports of the accident are all over the map--they were going to the game, they were heading back to RFK from the game, they were on the Southeast Freeway, they were on I Street near 9th, it was the 11th Street overpass. Here's the Post story, Channel 9's story, and last night's Fox 5 story, before it was confirmed that one passenger had died. On the Ballpark Guys thread discussing the accident, fans report seeing the westbound freeway closed during the accident investigation, which would seem to indicate that the bus was going to the game.
Nationals Withholding Ballpark Rent from City
From the Post: "More than midway through the baseball season, the Washington Nationals' owners have failed to pay $3.5 million in rent for the District's new ballpark, contending that the state-of-the-art stadium is still incomplete. Besides withholding rent, the team is demanding damages of $100,000 a day, dating from March 1. The team and the city are also at odds over the timing of sales tax payments on tickets, with the Nationals paying game-by-game and the city wanting tax revenue from pre-sold ticket packages upfront." The dispute will be going to arbitration.UPDATE: Here's some additional details from Tim Lemke's blog at the WashTimes, including how Mayor Fenty reacted in it'll-all-work-out fashion today on WTOP. Ditto from the Post's DC Wire.
NCPC National Capital Framework Plan
I'm out of pocket for a bit, so I'll just quickly mention that the National Capital Planning Commission's National Capital Framework Plan was unveiled today, with all sorts of visions about reworking and improving various areas of the city. Here's the section of the report dealing with South Capitol Street (I must admit to wishing they'd update their drawing to one that has a realistic depiction of Nationals Park). Much of this section is really just a restatement of the goals announced in their 2005 report on South Capitol Street. Here's the Post's article on the new framework plan. (UPDATED to fix broken link.)
Norton Pushing Feds to Move to Near Southeast
This is kind of old, but I only heard about it after the fact--on July 1, DC Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton held a "Capitol Riverfront BID briefing" at the US DOT HQ as part of her continuing efforts to encourage federal agencies to move to "developing" areas of DC. We heard last week that the Department of Agriculture is looking around down here, and perhaps the FBI as well. Here's Norton's press release on the briefing--I'm interested in the paragraph near the bottom listing the area's coming amenities, where it says "two first class supermarkets are planned." We know that there's space for one in the ground floor of the proposed office building at 401 M Street at The Yards, which isn't scheduled to be completed until 2011--I don't know about any firm plans for another one.
City Settles Miller Ballpark Garages Lawsuit
 According to the Post's DC Wire blog, the final chapter of the Garages Wrapped With Development Goodness saga has now been written: "Developer Herbert Miller has settled his $40 million lawsuit against the District government over the failed plan to build two 13-story condominium towers just outside Nationals Park. Under the settlement, the city will pay Miller's Western Development $2 million and the company will drop its legal grievances, according to Miller's son Ben, who is now the company's president." Above is the design for the condo/garages, and here's my various entries on the Miller plan. While you look at those links, think about the current four-story parking lots in the outfield and imagine them with another eight stories on top. And no centerfield plaza, either.
More News From the Past Four Weeks: Browse Older News Items
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It is expected that in the next 15 years the "Capitol Riverfront" area covering both Near Southeast and Buzzards Point will include approximately 12 million sq ft of office space, 9,000 housing units, and 600,000 sq ft retail. (source)
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Map Residential Office Retail/Recreation/Hotel Infrastructure
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Completed Projects
Axiom at Capitol Yards 
100 I Street (right)
246 rental units
Three underground parking levels
Construction begun Sept. 2006
Floors 1-3 Opened July 2008
Now Leasing
axiomcapitolyards.com
Jefferson at Capitol Yards
70 I Street (left)
Developed by JPI
448 rental units
Three underground parking levels
Construction begun Sept. 2006
Floors 1-3 Opened June 2008
Now Leasing
jeffersoncapitolyards.com
Capper Building #2
400 M Street
139-unit apartment building
for low-income senior citizens
and workforce-income-level residents
Construction begun December, 2005
Opened November 2007
400mdc.com
Capper Seniors #1
5th Street and Virginia Ave.
160 units of public housing
for senior citizens
Construction begun March, 2005
Completed December 2006
Capitol Hill Tower
New Jersey Ave. & K Street
340+ co-ops
To include ground-floor retail
Construction begun Spring, 2004
Delivered 2nd Quarter, 2006
www.capitolhilltower.com
Marine
Bachelor Enlisted Quarters
7th and L Streets
166 units
Construction begun 2002
Delivered Summer 2004
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Currently Under Construction
Onyx on First
1100 First Street
Developed by Faison and
Canyon-Johnson Urban Fund
226,000 sq ft, 14 stories
266 apartments
Construction begun Sept. 2006
First floors available Aug. 2008
onyxonfirst.com
909 at Capitol Yards
909 New Jersey Ave.
Developed by JPI
237 rental units
6,000 sq ft retail
Construction begun June 2007
Delivery Mid-2009
capitolyardsdc.com
Velocity Condos
1025 1st Street
Cohen Companies/ADC Builders
14 stories, 200 condos
4,000 sq ft retail
Construction begun June 2007
Delivery 2009
www.velocitycapitol.com
Capitol Quarter
120 market-rate and
91 workforce-rate homes
at old Capper/Carrollsburg
public housing site
Construction started June 2008
www.eya.com
The Yards/Pattern Shop Lofts
3rd and Tingey
Developed by Forest City
Renovation of Pattern/Joiner Shop
170 apartments
Interior demo begun 2008
Delivery 2009
www.dcyards.com
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In the Pipeline
Half & N Streets
Monument Realty
350 units
Ground-floor retail
Excavation early 2007
Construction could begin late 2008
www.halfstreet.com
23 Eye at Capitol Yards
23 I Street
Developed by JPI
421 two-story loft units
30,000+ sq ft retail
Construction Beginning Fall 2008
capitolyardsdc.com
The Yards/Factory 202
5th and M
Developed by Forest City and
PN Hoffman
Renovation of Gun Assembly Building
271 condos
Delivery 2011
www.dcyards.com
The Yards/400 Tingey
Developed by Forest City
170-190 apartments
Delivery 2011
www.dcyards.com
1345 South Capitol
Camden Development
276 units
Some ground-floor retail
Site clearing begun Dec. 2007
Project on hold
Half & N Streets Project
Northwest corner
Monument Realty
100 units
No timeline
800 New Jersey Avenue/
120 Canal Street
residential portion of mixed-use
to include 2 bldgs., 600 units
Ground-floor retail
No timeline
Florida Rock Residential
Half & Potomac
320,000 Square Feet
Construction probably not
to begin before 2011
New Capper Apartment Buildings
2nd Street Between I and M,
Facing Canal Park
Three buildings,
approx. 550 units,
all income levels
Construction probably not
to begin before 2010
DPW Trash Transfer Lot
2nd and K streets
Approx. 322 units,
all income levels
Construction probably not
to begin before 2010
First Street Landing
WASA site, 1st and O
800 units
No timeline
1006 7th Street
12 condos
Ground-floor commercial space
No timeline
Square 701 Residential
Willco Construction
1st and N streets
12 stories, 430 units
No timeline
South Capitol and N Residential Project
Northeast corner
Monument Realty
185 units
No timeline
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Completed Projects
US Dept of Transportation HQ
1200 New Jersey Ave.
1.35 million sq ft, 11 acres
Construction begun Fall 2004
Opened April 2007
20 M Street SE
Half and M Streets
190,000 sq ft Class A
Ground-floor retail
Construction begun August, 2005
Completed March 2007
www.20mstreetse.com
Federal Gateway
1100 New Jersey Ave.
10 stories, 297,000 sq ft
Ground-floor retail
Completed 2003
Maritime Plaza I/II
1201 M Street/1220 12th Street
Two buildings, 345,000 sq ft
Completed 2001/2003
Navy Yard Metro Center
80 M Street
7 stories, 275,000 sq ft
Completed 2001
300 M Street
8 stories, 300,000 sq ft
Ground-floor retail
Completed 2001
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Currently Under Construction
100 M Street
Opus East
240,000 sq ft, 130 ft high
Ground-floor retail
Construction begun Sept. 2006
Delivery late 2008
33% leased as of 6/07
www.100mse.com
55 M Street
Monument Realty
275,000 sq ft
Ground-floor retail
Construction begun early 2007
Delivery 2009
www.halfstreet.com
1015 Half Street
Opus East
411,000 sq ft
Ground-floor retail
Construction begun January 2008
Delivery late 2009
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In the Pipeline
88 K Street
DRI/Transwestern
1st, Half, K and I Streets
825,000-sq-ft office/retail project
Three phases; first phase to begin in 2008, delivery in 2009
First Phase, delivery mid-2010
theplazaonk.com
1111 New Jersey Ave.
Donohoe Cos.
200,000 sq ft, 12 floors
Delivery expected in 2010
The Yards/401 M Street
Southeast Federal Center
Developed by Forest City
300,000 sq ft office space
Ground-floor grocery store
Delivery 2011
www.dcyards.com
Federal Gateway Two
250 M Street
William C. Smith
200,000 sq ft
Waiting for tenants before starting
Florida Rock
100 Potomac Ave.
Office portion of mixed-use
to include 2 bldgs., 470,000 sq ft
Ground-floor retail
Construction could begin fall 2009
225 Virginia Ave./
Old Post Plant
Plans to move MPD to this building
fell through in August, 2007;
City reportedly looking for a
tenant to assume their sublease
600 M Street
Forest City Washington
Two buildings, 500,000 sq ft
Construction could begin Spring 2009
SC1100
1100 South Capitol Street
Lawrence Ruben Co.
350,000 sq ft
No timeline
Square 701 Office
Willco Construction
1st and M Streets
324,000 sq ft office
Ground-floor retail
No timeline
Maritime Plaza Phases III/IV
12th & M Streets
Lincoln Properties
Two additional office buildings,
175,000 sq ft each
No timeline
1000 South Capitol
Lerner Enterprises
320,000 sq ft
no details, no timeline
50 M Street
Monument Realty
130,000 sq ft office
No timeline
800 New Jersey Avenue/
120 Canal Street
Office portion of mixed-use
to include 2 bldgs., 600,000 sq ft
Ground-floor retail
No timeline
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Completed Projects
Currently available Retail:
Food and Beverages:
Starbucks, New Jersey and M
Five Guys burgers, 2nd bet. L and M
Subway, on 2nd between L and M
Sizzlin' Express, 4th and M
Restaurant at the Courtyard by Marriott, New Jersey and L
Market Deli, 1st and L
Wendy's, 23 I Street
McDonald's, South Capitol and I
Quizno's, 8th and M
Al's Deli, 8th and L
7th and L Market, 7th and L
Services:
CVS, New Jersey and M
Chevy Chase Bank,
New Jersey bet. L and M
Congressional Cleaners,
New Jersey bet. K and L
Dogma Day Care, 9th and Virginia
Nat'l Capital Spay/Neuter Clinic,
10th and L
BP Amoco, South Capitol and L
A-1 Auto Garage, 1st and K
Splash Car Wash, 10 I Street
Large-Scale Projects:
New Nationals Baseball Stadium
South Capitol to 1st
and N to Potomac Ave.
14 acre site
41,000-seat stadium
Architect: HOK Sport
Construction begun May 2006
Completed March 2008
Courtyard by Marriott
New Jersey Ave. & L Street
204-suite hotel
Restaurant
Construction begun Spring, 2004
Delivered: March 2006
Official Web Site:
www.courtyard.com/wasny
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Currently Under Construction
"Coming Soon" Retail:
Services:
Wachovia Bank, 20 M Street
SunTrust Bank, 100 M Street
US Dept of Transportation HQ
• New Jersey & Tingey Aves.:
3,800 sq ft of retail
in a new structure on the
Southwest Plaza;
• Along M Street:
Free-standing retail kiosks to be built
at New Jersey & M and
4th and M, plus
5-to-10 "seasonal" retail kiosks
along M Street
No timeline for completion
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In the Pipeline
The Yards/The Boilermaker Shop
Third and Tingey Streets
48,000 sq ft retail
Renovation to begin summer 2008
Completion in 2009
Waterfront Park at The Yards
5.87-acre riverfront park
Renovation to begin 2008
First phase expected to open in 2009
Diamond Teague Park
First Street Terminus
39,000-sq-ft public plaza
and ferry pier
$16 million project
First phase delivery spring 2009
Half Street Hotel
Half Street between M and N
200-room Boutique Hotel
Excavation begun early 2007
Construction could begin late 2008
Delivery 2010
www.halfstreet.com
Washington Canal Park
2nd Street between I and M
1.8 acre public park
$10 million project
Designer: Gustafsson Guthrie Nichol
Timeline uncertain
Velocity Phase II/Hotel
Half and K
Sister building to Velocity
No timeline
The Yards/401 M Street
Southeast Federal Center
Developed by Forest City
Ground-floor grocery store
Delivery 2011
www.dcyards.com
New Capper Community Center
5th and K
28,000 sq ft, to include
daycare, rec center, game room,
computer lab, and meeting rooms
No timeline
Florida Rock
100 Potomac Ave.
84,000 sq ft retail, 235-room hotel
75-ft-wide waterfront "esplanade"
Paved walkways, asphalt bike trail
Public plaza
First phase of construction
may begin fall 2009
Maritime Plaza Hotel
12th & Water Streets
Lincoln Properties
8-story, 250-room Hotel
No timeline
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Completed Projects
Navy Yard Metro Station Expansion
Half and M Streets
Increase the number of fare gates
and vending machines; add two elevators;
relocate the station kiosk, fare gates and fare vendors from the mezzanine to the west entrance
Estimated cost: $20 million
Construction started Jan. 2007
Completed: March 28, 2008
South Capitol Street Improvements
Streetscape improvements,
upgraded intersections,
jersey barriers replaced
with a tree-lined median
Widening and streetscape improvements of Potomac Ave.
First Street, and I Street
Est. start date: Summer 2007
Completed: March 2008
Douglass Bridge Makeover
Dismantling of 400 feet of the bridge
south of O Street, and lowering of an
additional 200 feet to start the bridge
at Potomac Avenue
Estimated cost: $27 million
Start Date: July 6, 2007
Completed: Aug. 30, 2007
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In the Pipeline
New South Capitol Street Bridge
Brand new Frederick Douglass Bridge, to be built
to the west of the current bridge;
also to include a new traffic circle
at the South Capitol Street and
Potomac Avenue interchange
Estimated cost: $400 million
Est. start date: 2011
Est. completion date: 2015
11th Street Bridges
Reconstruction, reconfiguration, and
addition of ramps and traffic flow
Estimated cost: $465 million
Some ramps could be demolished
summer 2008
No timeline for completion
M Street SE Light Rail
Long-range plan to have light-rail service
throughout DC, with multiple routes
using M Street SE
No timeframe for Near Southeast lines
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| 1100 NEW JERSEY AVE SE
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CRANE;
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| PEPCO / IN-EFFECT
ELECOVER
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| MONUMENT REALTY / IN-EFFECT
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SCES
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| WASHINGTON GAS / IN-EFFECT
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GRADING; STAGING; TREES
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GRADING; SCES; BIKERACKS; TREES
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VAULT
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GRADING; STAGING; TREES
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| CRBID / IN-EFFECT
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| ST PAUL AUMP CHURCH / IN-EFFECT
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| 1500 SOUTH CAPITOL ST SE
| TECH INC / DC SPORTS
| UNDEFINED/
B118849/
NEW
| 07/14/2008
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| 1015 HALF ST SE
| M/A ELECTRIC / HALF ST SE LLC
| UNDEFINED/
B102176/
NEW
| 07/11/2008
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| 1015 HALF ST SE
| MAGNOLIA PLUMBING / HALF ST SE LLC
| UNDEFINED/
| 07/11/2008
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| 3RD ST SE & M ST SE
| TRAFFIC SIGNALS - MAINTENANCE
| OPEN
| 07/23/2008
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| 4TH ST SE & K ST SE
| RESIDENTIAL PARKING PERMIT / RPP ENFORCEMENT
No vehicles were found in violations of RPP per unit 319 @ 4:17pm. 07 / 22 / 08 tj
| CLOSED
| 07/22/2008/
07/22/2008
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| 2ND ST SE & K ST SE
| GRASS & WEEDS MOWING (APRIL - NOVEMBER)
| OPEN
| 07/22/2008
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| 307 K ST SE
| ALLEY CLEANINGS /
INSPECTED BY J BROOKS...FORWARD TO SACD...EDS 7 / 21 / 08
| OPEN
| 07/21/2008
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| 931 5TH ST SE
| BULK COLLECTION
| OPEN
| 07/21/2008
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| 300 M ST SE
| STREETLIGHT REPAIR / NO ACTION TAKEN
Close Ticket.
| CLOSED
| 07/19/2008/
07/21/2008
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| 10 I ST SE
| STREETLIGHT REPAIR / REPAIRS COMPLETED
Close Ticket.
| CLOSED
| 07/18/2008/
07/21/2008
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| 1002 3RD ST SE
| RESIDENTIAL PARKING PERMIT / RPP ENFORCEMENT
Unit 173 obsv;10 vehicles @ 10:55am and issued;2 tickets# 382718361 and 382718372 @ 1:05pm. 07 / 21 / 08 tj
| CLOSED
| 07/18/2008/
07/21/2008
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| HALF ST SE & M ST SE
| TRAFFIC SIGNAL HEAD TURNED
| CLOSED
| 07/17/2008/
07/17/2008
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PARKING METER 031108SE:
1100 BLOCK BLOCK 3RD ST SE
| PARKING METER - FLASHING FAIL / METER FOUND WORKING
Close Ticket.
| CLOSED
| 07/17/2008/
07/19/2008
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| 1010 2ND ST SE
| GRASS & WEEDS MOWING (APRIL - NOVEMBER)
| OPEN
| 07/17/2008
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| 80 M ST SE
| TRAFFIC SIGNAL TWISTED PEDESTRIAN
| CLOSED
| 07/16/2008/
07/16/2008
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| 100 M ST SE
| PARKING-ENFORCEMENT / TICKET ISSUED
Unit 173 issued;1 ticket# 382716946 @ 11:31am. 07 / 16 / 08 tj
| CLOSED
| 07/16/2008/
07/16/2008
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PARKING METER M0208SE:
200 BLOCK BLOCK M ST SE
| PARKING METER - FLASHING FAIL / METER REPAIRED
Close Ticket.
| CLOSED
| 07/15/2008/
07/18/2008
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PARKING METER 041101SE:
1100 BLOCK BLOCK 4TH ST SE
| PARKING METER - NO TIME FOR COIN / METER REPAIRED
Close Ticket.
| CLOSED
| 07/15/2008/
07/21/2008
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| 2ND ST SE & M ST SE
| PARKING METER REPAIR / METER FOUND WORKING
Close Ticket.
| CLOSED
| 07/14/2008/
07/18/2008
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PARKING METER M0202SE:
200 BLOCK BLOCK M ST SE
| PARKING METER - FLASHING FAIL / METER FOUND WORKING
Close Ticket.
| CLOSED
| 07/14/2008/
07/18/2008
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| HALF ST SE & N ST SE
| HOW'S MY DRIVING - COMPLAINT
| OPEN
| 07/13/2008
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| 5TH ST SE & M ST SE
| STREET REPAIR /
SIOD INSPECTED THIS LOCATION AND REPORTS ROADWAY HAS SOME CRACKS AND PERMANENT REPAIRS. BUT NOTHING FOUND THAT IMPEDES TRAFFIC OR ENDANGERS THE PUBLIC.
| OPEN
| 07/13/2008
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| 307 K ST SE
| SANITATION ENFORCEMENT / REMOVAL SCHEDULED
INSPECTED BY J BROOKS...FORWARD TO SACD...EDS 7 / 21 / 08
| CLOSED
| 07/11/2008/
07/17/2008
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PARKING METER M0306SE:
300 BLOCK BLOCK M ST SE
| PARKING METER - FLASHING FAIL / METER FOUND WORKING
Close Ticket.
| CLOSED
| 07/08/2008/
07/11/2008
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SOUTH CAPITOL ST
BETWEEN K & L
| VACANT LOT / TICKET ISSUED
Inspected by J Brooks on 7 / 17 / 08- Property was abated by the city.. SQ 7-18-08
| CLOSED
| 07/04/2008/
07/17/2008
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