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Petworth Project Across From Metro Does Not Garner Support For Parking Variance

  • October 15th 2015

by UrbanTurf Staff

Petworth Project Across From Metro Does Not Garner Support For Parking Variance: Figure 1
New rendering of development planned for 3701 New Hampshire Avenue

On Wednesday evening, a 21-unit residential project on the boards for the intersection of New Hampshire Avenue and Georgia Avenue NW did not garner the support for a variance from the site’s 13 required parking spots.

ANC 4C voted against supporting the variance, despite the development’s location across the street from the Petworth Metro station. The commission did vote to support the project’s lot occupancy variance.

Developer Rooney Properties and PGN Architects are working on the project that will be located at 3701 New Hampshire Avenue NW (map). The site is the former location of Sweet Mango Cafe.

The 65-foot, five-story residential development will have one and two-bedroom residential units on floors two through five and there will be retail on the ground floor.

3701 New Hampshire Avenue NW

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/anc_does_not_support_parking_variance_for_21-unit_residential_project/10461.

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