Dc Comprehensive Plan

Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Dc Comprehensive Plan, from most recent to least.

A Tollbooth, A Bus to the Airport: ANC Recommendations that Didn’t Make It Into the Comp Plan

Nena Perry-Brown | May 8th 2020

The DC Council is expected to consider the revised draft of the Comprehensive Plan in the next few months. ... read »

Office of Planning Report Recommends Introducing Gentle Density Changes to DC’s Single-Family Zones

Nena Perry-Brown | April 27th 2020

Along with submitting the final draft of Comp Plan amendments to the DC Council, a report also explains how the city's single-family zones can... read »

The Graph That Illustrates DC’s Housing Production Versus Population Growth

Nena Perry-Brown | February 10th 2020

The Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development released a graph this weekend adding perspective to the city's recent wave of... read »

DC’s Office of Planning Expected to Raise Inclusionary Zoning Minimum

Nena Perry-Brown | January 3rd 2020

The proposal would increase the inclusionary zoning requirement for projects with map amendments to up to 20 percent. ... read »

Union Market Property Owner Seeks High-Density Designation

Nena Perry-Brown | December 11th 2019

As the public continues to weigh in on proposed amendments to the Comprehensive Plan, another site is coming to the fore for a potential development. ... read »

Amid Comp Plan Conversation, DC Hosts Forum on History of Disparate Housing Distribution

Nena Perry-Brown | December 9th 2019

Held immediately after an open house on the Comprehensive Plan, the forum seems to be the city's first attempt to educate Ward 3 residents on the... read »

Déjà View: DC Returns to Advocating for Relaxed Height Act

Nena Perry-Brown | October 28th 2019

Relaxed height maximums in DC would require an act of Congress — something which failed a few years ago. ... read »

The DC Neighborhoods At Risk of Flooding As Early As Next Year

Nena Perry-Brown | October 18th 2019

The recent Comprehensive Plan amendments note the possibility of high flood risk along a tributary of the Anacostia River. ... read »

NIMBYs, TODs and 100-Year Floods: Land Use Amendments Reflect DC’s Changing Development Priorities

Nena Perry-Brown | October 16th 2019

This Element of the recently released Comprehensive Plan draft establishes new growth priorities while undermining NIMBY arguments. ... read »

36,000 Homes By 2025: OP and Mayor Release Housing Production Goals by Planning Area

Nena Perry-Brown | October 15th 2019

Today, the city released a Housing Equity Report setting specific affordable housing production goals in each of the city's ten planning areas. ... read »