Sliding from Before to After
Michael Perkins at GGW got his hands on the draft version DDOT's 2010 Ballpark District Performance Parking Report, and while I'll leave it to him to handle the in-depth discussion of pricing and meter use in Near Southeast as well as other neighborhoods, there are a few action items in the report that might be of general interest (you should read all 31 pages if you want the nitty-gritty). Now, this is a draft report, but assuming it becomes final...: Revenues from the parking program have been able to provide $812,100 for "non-automotive transportation improvements" in 2011, which will include a new Capital Bikeshare location at the Yards Park and $135,000 for a new fence along New Jersey Avenue by the railroad tracks (presumably it won't hide the "Water Pylons" public art coming to the freeway underpass). There will also be two or three other new bikeshare stations somewhere in the Ballpark District parking zones (Near Southeast, Southwest, and southern Capitol Hill), but those haven't been announced. There will also be a $70,000 grant to partially fund a Capitol Riverfront BID Transportation Study, which the page 25 of the report says will happen during this fiscal year and will look at:
* The need for additional traffic signals and stop signs based on pedestrian and vehicular patterns (and recent accidents); * Neighborhood traffic circulation patterns including one way street circulation and freeway access and turning movements onto the freeway frontage roads; * How the CSX tunnel reconstruction will impact traffic flow and SE/SW freeway access/egress; * Existing and future parking demand and the proposed parking supply to meet that demand; * On street parking strategies and supply for commercial, residential and visitor populations; * Optimum Circulator routes and hours of operation; * Recommended routes for bike lanes that tie into the Riverfront Trail system; * The optimum route for a streetcar line in the M Street right of way and how it would service the Buzzard Point subdistrict; and * How M Street is designed and works as a multi-modal transit corridor while exhibiting a high quality of design in the public realm.
Gosh, I'm just not sure if residents will be interested in any of these! If perchance a reader or two might have an idea or data point for the above items, feel free to discuss in the comments. Note that this study doesn't quite seem to match the overarching Near Southeast/Southwest combined traffic study that got some discussion late last year, but perhaps there's more going on than what's mentioned in the DDOT report. DDOT is also proposing that non-gameday parking rates at the multispace meters between South Capitol and 2nd Streets from the freeway to M Street go up to $6 for three hours (first hour $1.50, second hour $2.50, third hour $3). Plus, the boundaries of the parking zone will move eastward to 11th St. SE from 9th St. By the way, if you have a fab idea for how some of the proceeds from the parking revenue can be spent on the aforementioned non-automotive transportation improvements, you can submit a written proposal to DDOT (further information on page 26 of the report). And if you want background on how the Performance Parking Pilot came into existence back in 2008, my Stadium Parking page can help with that.
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Andrew in DC says: (3/24/11 3:09 PM)
"first hour $1.50, second hour $2.50, third hour $3" ... is $7, not $6 :)
JD says: (3/24/11 3:13 PM)
Yup, but thankfully that's DDOT's error and not mine. :) Guess that's why it's a DRAFT!
Rick says: (3/29/11 2:16 PM)
Perhaps some of the money could be used to study abuse of the Visitor Parking Passes each house gets - ever wonder why some of the passes have faded in the sunlight?
Also, DDOT staff said their analysis of the parking program revealed few if anyone was parking and therefor paying the meter along Virginia Ave north of the freeway between 6th and 5th SE. They indicated the meter would be removed and the block returned to Zone 6 residential parking as it had always been. This was almost a year ago, but the meter and signs remain.
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06/18/20
AP BOWER RETAIL LLC / MELISSA BRENT
SG2000335 /
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06/15/20
SQUARE 737 LLC / BOB BIROONAK; NA; NA
SG2000323 /
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06/18/20
BROOKFIELD PROPERTIES / CHRIS CRESCI; NA
SB2000292 /
CONSTRUCTION
WSP will be advancing approximately 50 soil borings to 30 feet, and an additional 8 borings to 4 feet via direct push. A water sample will be collected from 3 of the deep borings. All borings will be abandoned via bentonite grout mix. Investigation derived waste will be stored in DOT 55-gallon steel drums. Private and public utility locating will take place prior to the work beginning
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250 M ST SE
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06/19/20
WILLIAM C SMITH / null
E2008622 /
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06/24/20
SQUARE 769 LLC / null
M2002834 /
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SQUARE 769 LLC / null
P2006931 /
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06/16/20
FEDERAL CENTER LP / null
E2008501 /
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FEDERAL CENTER LP / null
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BROOKFIELD PROPERTIES / NA; CHRIS CRESCI
SB2000293 /
CONSTRUCTION
WSP will advance 22 soil borings to 25 feet and 8 soil borings to 4 feet via direst push. A groundwater sample will be collected from 2 of the deep borings by installing a temporary well to be in the ground for just a couple hours. Borings will be backfilled with bentonite / grout mix. IDW will be stored in DOT 55-gallon drums. A private and public utility mark out will be completed prior to b...
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06/10/20
CXS TRANSPORTATION INC / ;
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GREYSTAR GP LLC / KIM MITCHELL
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The proposed project is three structures which are connected by a shared below-grade garage, which is one story deep on the east half of the site and two stories deep on the west half of the site. Two structures will be residential, with a total of 756 units, and the third will be a 225-key hotel. The west residential structure (Building 3) is planned to be 13 stories with ground and roof level am...
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SQUARE 742 LLC, C/O SPAULDING & SLYE/STE 100, / PAUL WHITLEY
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PROJECT CONSISTS OF:
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1111 NEW JERSEY AVE SE
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06/12/20
GALLERY CAPITOL RIVERFRONT PROPERTY LLC / TRACIE CLAXTON; NA; NA
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GALLERY CAPITOL RIVERFRONT PROPERTY LLC / null
P2006938 /
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401 WATER ST SE
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06/18/20
BROOKFIELD PROPERTIES / CHRIS CRESCI
SB2000294 /
CONSTRUCTION
WSP will advance 23 soil borings to 30 feet and 8 additional borings to 4 feet using direct push. A groundwater sample will be collected from 2 of the deep borings by installing a temporary well. Soil boirngs will be abandoned with bentonite / grout mix. IDW will be stored for disposal in DOT 55-gallon drums. A private and public utility mark out will be completed priot to starting intrusive w...
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