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( Reposting this as a reminder) From our friends at the Navy Yard, an invitation to all neighbors (and everyone else) to attend Navy Day in DC festivities, on Oct. 11 from 10 am to 5 pm, both at the Navy Yard and also the Navy Memorial at 7th and Pennsylvania, NW. Events and offerings at the Navy Yard include the Navy Birthday Celebration 9th Annual NJROTC Color Guard Drill Meet, a performance by the U.S. Navy Ceremonial Guard Drill Team, the Display Ship Barry, the Navy Museum (with activities for children), a performance by the U.S. Naval Academy Band, and displays from the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (though I'm guessing Mark Harmon won't be there), Naval Sea Systems Command, and the Navy Yard Fire Department, and more.

There will be continuous free bus shuttle service between the U.S. Navy Memorial and the Washington Navy Yard via the Eastern Market and Navy Yard Metro stations between 10 AM and 5:00 p.m. Photo ID is required to enter the Navy Yard. If you're walking over, pedestrians should enter at the gate at Sixth and M, SE; vehicles should arrive at the 11th and N gate.

More information about Navy Day in DC is available on the NavyMemorial.org web site.

10/10/08 12:22 PM | Comments (0)

According to the presentation, the new office building would use the same design as the condo building, with a few tweaks (they appear to be wanting to get rid of the turret in the original design). But because of the switch to office space, the number of parking spaces required goes up to 30, far more than the 13 in the condo design. According to the architects, groundwater and possible soil contamination issues (since a gas station used to be located there) would make digging two extra levels of parking prohibitively expensive, and so they are seeking relief from the 30-space requirement. (And, for those wondering, the garage entrance would be on L Street, not Eighth or Virginia).

Commissioner David Garrison asked about the ownership of the lot (which has been on the market for nearly a year) and about the property's tax status, given that it was listed on the city's tax sale rolls last month. He was told that the lot has not been sold but that investment partnerships are being shuffled and sold, which should be completed soon, and that the delinquent taxes are to have been taken care of; Garrison asked for some sort of documentation on both before the ANC votes (presumably on Oct. 14) on whether or not to support the zoning exception requests.

10/8/08 6:30 PM | Comments (1)

Interior Photos from Onyx and Axiom/100 I

Although the leasing office has been open for a few weeks now, I only just visited Onyx on First this past weekend. They're still putting on the finishing touches (their certificate of occupancy came through not too long ago), so I was only able to see the main floor and one of the model units, but at least now I do finally have photos from the inside of the building (scroll down if the link doesn't jump you down the page). I also got a couple shots from the roof, but things aren't quite completed up there, so I didn't get a photo of the pool. And since they're now open, I've moved Onyx to "completed" status.

The Axiom apartment building at 100 I has been open for a little while, but I hadn't gotten myself in there since a pre-occupancy construction-dust tour back in June. That has now been rectified, and I've posted photos of the common areas and one of the model units. (Didn't get back to the roof, though.) You can also see my interior photos from sibling Jefferson/70 I, to see the warehouse vs. modern differences in the designs.

10/7/08 2:17 PM | Comments (4)

Here's what the press release says about the park (emphases mine): "The District will use the $800,000 contribution from Florida Rock to help pay for Diamond Teague Park, which is dedicated to the memory of Diamond Teague, a member of the Earth Conservation Corps (ECC) who was murdered five years ago. The Park will include a water taxi; new boat slips for the ECC and fire and life safety vessels; an environmental pier for educational groups, kayaks and canoes; and a riverfront boardwalk and a half-acre park. Construction of the park is expected to start in November and will be completed this spring."

The event was also touted as an "unveiling" of the plans for the Florida Rock site, which I'm assuming (since I wasn't able to be at this event today) haven't changed too much since they were approved by the Zoning Commission in May. The press release has the raw numbers, which don't look too different: "Florida Rock's 'Riverfront on the Anacostia' will include about 560,000 square feet of residential and hotel space - with 29,000 square feet is reserved for affordable housing. It will also include about 545,000 square feet of commercial office space, at least 80,000 square feet of retail and a large waterfront plaza with a waterfront promenade."

But there is one line in the release that's going to chagrin those who have been looking forward to this project: "Construction could begin as soon as 2011." During the time leading up to the final zoning approvals, RiverFront's developers had said that it was possible that the first phase of the project--the eastern office building and the public plaza, adjacent to Teague Park--could see construction begin in fall 2009.

10/6/08 7:05 PM | Comments (2)

Exxon Fences, Diamond Teague Event, Debates, and Register to Vote, Dangit!

* I've had a couple people write in to note that construction fences have been put up in the past few days around both the closed Exxons at South Capitol and I and 11th and M. I haven't heard anything about what might be happening at these sites--as of mid-September, neither lot had been sold, and with the public space and building permits data feeds still offline, there's no hint available from that end of things. (The underground storage tanks were removed from both locations right when they closed.) If anyone's heard anything, drop me a line.

* The mayor's schedule today has a "Diamond Teague Press Conference" scheduled for 3:15 pm at First and Potomac, on the grand staircase at Nationals Park. Alas, I can't be there, but perhaps it's some sort of status update on the construction of the park, which is supposed to get underway this fall.

* A little off-topic, but on Tuesday night (Oct. 7) there is a debate between the city's seven candidates for the two at-large council seats, at Tyler Elementary at 10th and G streets, SE. Then, after the forum, there's a Second Presidential Debate Watch Party being held at Finn Maccool's on Eighth Street.

* And, today (Oct. 6) is the last day to register to vote in DC for the general election. The DC Board of Elections office will be open until midnight. No excuses!

10/6/08 9:05 AM | Comments (0)

Some Late-Afternoon Pics (With Others to Come)

I took a few quick pictures on First Street and Fourth Street on Saturday, to capture 909 New Jersey and Capitol Quarter in the late-afternoon sun--you can see all of them with their befores here.

I also finally got to some other shots to fill in two glaring holes in my portfolio, but it might be a couple of days until I get those posted. Until then, you'll just have to guess.

10/5/08 9:51 AM | Comments (0)

801 Virginia Office Bldg Plans Coming to ANC 6B

I wrote a few days back about the appearance of a zoning variance request for a new office building at 801 Virginia Avenue, site of the once-planned Admiral condo project that fell by the wayside last year. The Board of Zoning Adjustment will be taking it up on Nov. 25, and I now see this request on the ANC 6B docket, first at its Planning and Zoning Committee meeting on Oct. 7, and then in front of the full ANC on Oct. 14. Both meetings are at 7 pm at the Old Naval Hospital, 921 Pennsylvania Ave., SE. (As always, all these dates are on my nifty Near Southeast Events Calendar, brought to you by Google Calendar with all sorts of bells and whistles to either subscribe to an RSS feed of calendar updates or add the events to your own Google Calendar or other iCal-enabled offering.)

10/3/08 4:33 PM | Comments (0)

JPI East Lays Off Staff; Says I Street Projects Okay

From today's print edition of the Washington Business Journal (subscribers only): "In response to the burgeoning credit crisis, local multifamily developer JPI East has reduced its development and production capacity, laying off half its development divisions. The company would not say how many people were involved, but insiders say it was fewer than 10."

As for JPI's projects in Near Southeast, including the almost-completed 70 and 100 I, the under-construction 909 New Jersey, and the in-development 23 I? "The company still has 10 deals under construction in the region, including three luxury apartment projects in the Capitol Riverfront district near Nationals Park. All three have the debt and equity to go forward, [JPI East's president] says." It might be worth noting, however, that the previously announced September 2008 start date for 23 I has come and gone; and the Wendy's building is still standing, and I haven't so far seen any raze permits coming through the pipeline for it.

10/3/08 2:22 PM | Comments (0)

Deadline for Post Plant Replies Pushed to Oct. 15; Hints on Trash Transfer Station Status

A recent wander past the Office of Property Management page on 225 Virginia (aka the old Post Plant) brings the news that the deadline for proposals from entities interested in taking over the city's $500,000-a-month sublease has been pushed back to Oct. 15. The page has also been updated with a few other items of note:

* One of the results of the case that's coming before the Zoning Commission on Oct. 27 that seeks to add the plant's block to the Capitol South Receiving Zone would be to allow the property to receive transferred development rights, which allows for increased density (i.e., add some floors on top), though the page notes that "[a]dditional height is expected to be subject to some design review by the Office of Planning."

* The building is not a historic building, and the city will not be seeking any historic landmark designation for it.

There's also this: "The trash transfer station located at 900 New Jersey Avenue, SE is expected to be relocated by September, 2009." I get asked a lot about What The Deal Is with the trash transfer station, so here's a bit of a roundup:

The city is working on moving the current DPW operations out of the building to other locations around the area, with that September 2009 mentioned above now being the official timetable (though perhaps some of the functions will be gone sooner than that). In the meantime, the city is still waiting for the little plot of land on the edge of the transfer station known as Reservation 17A to be transferred to District control from the Feds. (That land will then be transferred from the city to William C. Smith to round out the land that will be home to their 1.1-million-sq-ft 800 New Jersey Avenue project.) This transfer has been hung up for almost two years (it's part of the same transfer that would give Federal land at Poplar Point and in Hill East to the city), but there may be some movement soon.

The next step once DPW has left and the land transfer is settled would be for the city to start the infrastructure work, environmental cleanup, and demolition around the trash transfer site (including the new section of I Street to be built between New Jersey and Second), which will be paid for via another PILOT (payment in lieu of taxes) plan that requires financing via the bond and credit markets--you know, those same bond and credit markets that are wheezing just a wee bit right now.

[All together now:] We shall see....

10/3/08 10:10 AM | Comments (2)

Free Lunchtime Shuttles to Barracks Row

This is from the latest BID e-mail, and I just saw them in action on Eighth Street myself: "e-cruzers.com announces their new Promotional Lunch Shuttle Service, serving the Capitol Riverfront M Street Corridor from Maritime Plaza to the Navy Yard Metro Station. FREE RIDES to and from Barracks Row from 11 am - 2:30 pm will be given on all fair weather days. Visit BarracksRow.org for all of the dining and shopping! For cooler days ahead, shuttles will be enclosed and heated. Queue up at 3rd & M Streets or give e-cruzers a call at (443) 497-4769. " According to their web site, the vehicles (which were a staple around the neighborhood during the baseball season) "have a top speed of 25 mph, produce 'zero' emissions and run almost silent." The carts "are licensed, registered and insured [and] are street legal on all roads where the speed limit is 35 mph or less."

10/2/08 2:07 PM | Comments (4)

More Upcoming Events: Wachovia Branch Grand Opening, 'Night at the Yards' Benefit

Two upcoming events, mentioned in the Capitol Riverfront BID's e-mail-only newsletter:

* On Friday (Oct. 3), the new Wachovia Branch at 20 M Street is having its official Grand Opening celebration, from noon to 4 pm. Stop by "for some food, music, and prizes!"

* On Oct. 24, the nonprofit group Living Classrooms is holding an event dubbed "A Night at The Yards," to raise money for their operations, including the Discovery Creek Children's Museum, and the City Kids Wildreness Project. It's at at Fourth and Tingey streets, from 7 pm to 12:30 am. Tickets are $125 each. There will be food and drinks, and a performance by the English Beat. (No, seriously.) Living Classrooms, a non-profit group that "uses maritime settings, community revitalization projects and other challenging learning environments" to provide hands-on education and job skills training for students (especially at-risk youth), has plans to eventually build its new "main campus building" on the far eastern edge of the Waterfront Park at the Yards

10/2/08 8:40 AM | Comments (0)

Capitol Hill Tower Restaurant Space: 'Stay Tuned'

I've gotten a couple messages over the past few days from people passing on rumors that perhaps a restaurant is getting ready to occupy some or all of the 7,500-sq-ft space in the ground floor of Capitol Hill Tower on New Jersey Avenue, north of L. Here is the complete response I got from CHT's developer when I asked if there was any news: "Not yet ready to announce but stay tuned."

10/1/08 4:51 PM | Comments (5)

Hit-or-Miss Batch of New Photos

Before the storm clouds arrived yesterday (literally and figuratively), I got out and took an incomplete smattering of pictures along Second, New Jersey, First, Cushing, and Half. (Use those links to see all the before-and-nows of these latest shots.) These new photos are mainly of 909 New Jersey, Velocity, 55 M, the empty skyline where 1015 Half is just about to reach ground level, and the final "after" photos from the demolition of the Merritt Cab building at First and K on Square 696. The sun disappeared before I could get over to Capitol Quarter, so new photos from there will have to wait a few days, and since the afternoon remained cloudy (and busy), I didn't take an afternoon batch (i.e., no photos looking east).

And, if you haven't wandered through them for a while, the gallery of my favorite before-and-afters is a striking walk through the past few years, as the memories of the old Near Southeast start to get just a wee bit hazy.

9/30/08 10:18 AM | Comments (6)

WBJ Wonders About Construction Financing

The cover story of this week's Washington Business Journal (online for subscribers only) asks: "With Wall Street imploding, regional banks running for shelter and life insurance companies pulling up the ladders, if 1000 Connecticut couldn't get construction financing before the financial storm took on epic proportions, who can get it now?" It also quotes an expert as saying: "For any speculative project, both inside and outside the city -- even in core locations downtown -- it's basically impossible."

The article mentions two of Near Southeast's spec projects in the pipeline:

* "Others, like the William C. Smith Cos. project near Nationals Ballpark at 250 M St. SE, don't intend to pursue financing or break ground until they have a signed-and-sealed tenant."

* "James 'Jad' Donohoe IV, whose company plans a 200,000-square-foot office building at 1111 New Jersey Ave. SE, said he has no choice but to broaden his financing net to include nontraditional sources of funding, such as syndication arrangements with multiple banks, sovereign wealth funds and equity from hotels that will be part of the development. " 'We're still in the early stages now, but we've already been searching those things out for this and for other projects we have out there,' he said."

I'd also note that another office spec project in the neighborhood, DRI/Transwestern's Plaza on K on the northwest corner of First and K, had previously mentioned a Fall 2008 start date for its first phase, but there have been no recent announcements and no building permits filed.

And, there's also three spec office buildings currently under construction--55 M, 100 M, and 1015 Half, with only 100 M having so far announced any tenants (Parsons is expected to occupy 30 percent of the building, in early 2009). But, according to WBJ, "industry experts say they are not too worried about the future of the 36 local buildings that are under construction but not under contract to a tenant."

Will the bailout deal change any of this? [insert "We shall see...." comment here.]

9/28/08 11:40 AM | Comments (2)

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Completed Projects 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 Sept. 2008 onyxonfirst.com 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     Currently Under Construction 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     In the Pipeline Half & N Streets Monument Realty 350 units Ground-floor retail Excavation early 2007 No timeline www.halfstreet.com 23 Eye at Capitol Yards 23 I Street Developed by JPI 421 two-story loft units 30,000+ sq ft retail No timeline capitolyardsdc.com 1345 South Capitol Camden Development 276 units Some ground-floor retail Site clearing begun Dec. 2007 Project on hold 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 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 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 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     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     In the Pipeline 88 K Street DRI/Transwestern 1st, Half, K and I Streets 825,000-sq-ft office/retail project Three phases Start date not officially announced theplazaonk.com 1111 New Jersey Ave. Donohoe Cos. 200,000 sq ft, 12 floors No start date announced 1111newjerseyavenue.com 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 looking for a tenant to assume their sublease 600 M Street Forest City Washington Two buildings, 500,000 sq ft No timeline 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 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: Wachovia Bank, 20 M   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     Currently Under Construction "Coming Soon" Retail: Services: 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     In the Pipeline The Yards/The Boilermaker Shop Third and Tingey Streets 48,000 sq ft retail Completion in 2009 Waterfront Park at The Yards 5.87-acre riverfront park 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 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 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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Near Southeast Data Feeds Records added or updated recently displayed here; click the "archive" links to see additional detail and older records. All data from DC Government databases and RSS feeds. JDLand takes no responsibility for errors, omissions, etc. (read CapStat disclaimer). Data is retrieved daily. Recent Crime Incidents Archive   blocksiteaddress offense method reporttime 200 B/O K ST SE   THEFT F/AUTO NO NARRATIVE IS AVAILABLE. ATTEMPT  10/03/2008 900 B/O 5TH ST SE   ADW C2 REPORTS THAT ON THE LISTED DATE AND TIME INSIDE OF THE LISTED LOCATION C1 AND S1 BECAME ENGAGED WITH A VERBAL ARGUMENT .S1 PICKED UP A PAIR OF SCISSOR AND BEGAN SLASHING AT C1 CAUSING UNKNOWN INJURES OTHER  10/02/2008 700 B/O 3RD ST SE   THEFT F/AUTO NO NARRATIVE IS AVAILABLE. 2  10/01/2008 900 B/O NEW JERSEY AVE SE   STOLEN AUTO NO NARRATIVE IS AVAILABLE. STOLEN AUTO  09/22/2008 100 B/O M ST SE   THEFT NO NARRATIVE IS AVAILABLE. 1  09/19/2008 Recent Public Space Permits Archive   siteaddress permittee/status applicationtime expirationtime 909 NEW JERSEY AVE SE   909 NEW JERSEY LP / PENDING  08/20/2008    900 4TH ST SE   CAPPES/CARROLSBURG VENTURE LLC / PENDING  09/03/2008    1000 NEW JERSEY AVE SE   PEPCO / PENDING  09/26/2008    156 L ST SE   YUNG SANG PARK / PENDING  09/30/2008    1100 1ST ST SE   COMMERICAL RIGGING / IN-EFFECT  09/12/2008   10/04/2008 125 O ST SE   DCWASA / IN-EFFECT  09/05/2008   10/05/2008 1100 1ST ST SE   VERIZON / IN-EFFECT  06/30/2008   10/14/2008 1150 5TH ST SE   DC-NET OCTO / IN-EFFECT  07/01/2008   10/21/2008 127 L ST SE   WASHINGTON GAS / IN-EFFECT  08/04/2008   10/25/2008 100 M ST SE   PEPCO / IN-EFFECT  09/10/2008   10/31/2008 100 M ST SE   GORDON CONTRACTOR / ISSUED  09/30/2008   11/04/2008 100 M ST SE   100 M STREET SE LLC / IN-EFFECT  08/21/2008   11/14/2008 100 M ST SE   WASHINGTON GAS / ISSUED  08/27/2008   11/19/2008 908 4TH ST SE   CAPPER CARROLSBURG / IN-EFFECT ALLEYS; SCES; BIKERACKS; TREES  09/24/2007   12/01/2008 1015 HALF ST SE   HALF STREET SE LLC / IN-EFFECT VAULT  06/20/2008   12/10/2008 1100 1ST ST SE   CJUF II 1ST. STREET SE / IN-EFFECT SCES;  08/04/2008   12/16/2008 1100 1ST ST SE   FARSON 1ST SE LLC / IN-EFFECT GRADING; STAGING; TREES  02/20/2008   12/18/2008 1105 NEW JERSEY AVE SE   ST. MATTHEWSA BAPTIST CHURCH / IN-EFFECT  04/10/2008   12/31/2008 100 M ST SE   100 M STREET SE LLC / IN-EFFECT  07/16/2008   01/30/2009 409 I ST SE   DCHA / IN-EFFECT SCES;  08/06/2008   02/14/2009 801 4TH ST SE   DCHA / IN-EFFECT SCES;  08/06/2008   02/14/2009 1500 SOUTH CAPITOL ST SE   CRBID / IN-EFFECT TEMPPARK; BANNERS  02/12/2008   02/27/2009 225 VIRGINIA AVE SE   US ARCHITECT OF THE / IN-EFFECT  08/29/2008   03/02/2009 1100 1ST ST SE   FAISON 1ST ST SE LL / IN-EFFECT  08/14/2008   03/11/2009 401 I ST SE   ST PAUL AUMP CHURCH / IN-EFFECT TEMPPARK;  05/05/2008   05/10/2009 Recent New Approved Building Permits and Applications Archive   siteaddress agentname/constructioncomments approveduse applied/issued 1230 HALF ST SE   PENDING APP - NO ADDITIONAL DATA / PENDING/ AH0900020  10/10/2008 100 m ST SE   PENDING APP - NO ADDITIONAL DATA / PENDING/ B0900110  10/07/2008 100 m ST SE   PENDING APP - NO ADDITIONAL DATA / PENDING/ B0802271  09/25/2008 1224 HALF ST SE   PENDING APP - NO ADDITIONAL DATA / PENDING/ B0802224  09/23/2008 1111 NEW JERSEY AVE SE   PENDING APP - NO ADDITIONAL DATA / PENDING/ B0802147  09/19/2008 55 M ST SE   PENDING APP - NO ADDITIONAL DATA / PENDING/ B0802059  09/17/2008 1015 HALF ST SE   PENDING APP - NO ADDITIONAL DATA / PENDING/ B0802007  09/16/2008 1015 HALF ST SE   PENDING APP - NO ADDITIONAL DATA / PENDING/ B0802006  09/16/2008 55 M ST SE   PENDING APP - NO ADDITIONAL DATA / PENDING/ B0802017  09/16/2008 AH = Miscellaneous; B = Alteration & Repair; D = Demolition; E = Electrical; FB = Boiler; M = Mechanical; P = Plumbing and Gas; PC = Post Card; R = Raze; SG = Sign; TN = Tent; RW = Retaining Wall; Recent Service Requests Archive   siteaddress servicecodedescription/resolution serviceorderstatus serviceorder 4TH ST SE & M ST SE   PARKING-ENFORCEMENT / NO ACTION TAKEN badge # 304 states that this was the wrong address ( suppose to be 5th and m st.) can not enforce signs was not posted ffor 72 hrs.in advanace 10 / 10 / 08 dm CLOSED  10/10/2008/   10/10/2008 PARKING METER NJ1104SE: 1100 BLOCK NEW JERSEY AVE SE   PARKING METER - MULTISPACE REPAIR / METER FOUND WORKING Close Ticket. CLOSED  10/09/2008/   10/10/2008 1256 HALF ST SE   YARD WASTE OPEN  10/09/2008 PARKING METER 031101SE: