Monday, October 29, 2007
Green Roof Subsidy
For those of you who own roofs larger than 3500 square feet, there is a grant available for a Green Roof.
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The Steering Committee of the 2007-2008 Green Roof Demonstration
Subsidy Program is happy to announce the release of the green roof
subsidy application on Thursday October 25th. DC Greenworks, a nonprofit
organization in Washington, DC works to support the growth of
green roofs throughout the metropolitan area, through education,
demonstration and green collar job training.
In July 2007, DC Greenworks received a grant from the District
Department of the Environment, Watershed Protection Program, to
provide subsidies of up to $ 3.00 a square foot to groups wishing to build
green roofs. The subsidy is available to owners or builders of institutional,
industrial, residential, or commercial property, as well as, affordable
housing.
Subsidies are available for:
• extensive and intensive green roof projects
• new roofs and retrofits
• buildings with a footprint of under 5000 square feet, and
• buildings with a footprint of over 5000 square feet and built prior to 1988.
Applications will be ranked on the following factors:
• adequacy of basic green roof design 15%
• educational value of the demonstration 20%
• storm water retention 15%
• location of property within the Combined Sewer Overflow Zone 20%
• geographic and building use diversity 15%
• size of projects with priority given to spaces larger then 3500 square feet
10%
• retrofits 5%
For more information on green roofs and to download the application
please go to www.dcgreenworks. org or call (202) 518-6195. Help us
spread the green in DC.
============ ========= =
The Steering Committee of the 2007-2008 Green Roof Demonstration
Subsidy Program is happy to announce the release of the green roof
subsidy application on Thursday October 25th. DC Greenworks, a nonprofit
organization in Washington, DC works to support the growth of
green roofs throughout the metropolitan area, through education,
demonstration and green collar job training.
In July 2007, DC Greenworks received a grant from the District
Department of the Environment, Watershed Protection Program, to
provide subsidies of up to $ 3.00 a square foot to groups wishing to build
green roofs. The subsidy is available to owners or builders of institutional,
industrial, residential, or commercial property, as well as, affordable
housing.
Subsidies are available for:
• extensive and intensive green roof projects
• new roofs and retrofits
• buildings with a footprint of under 5000 square feet, and
• buildings with a footprint of over 5000 square feet and built prior to 1988.
Applications will be ranked on the following factors:
• adequacy of basic green roof design 15%
• educational value of the demonstration 20%
• storm water retention 15%
• location of property within the Combined Sewer Overflow Zone 20%
• geographic and building use diversity 15%
• size of projects with priority given to spaces larger then 3500 square feet
10%
• retrofits 5%
For more information on green roofs and to download the application
please go to www.dcgreenworks. org or call (202) 518-6195. Help us
spread the green in DC.
Green Roof Subsidy
For those of you who own roofs larger than 3500 square feet, there is a grant available for a Green Roof.
============ ========= =
The Steering Committee of the 2007-2008 Green Roof Demonstration
Subsidy Program is happy to announce the release of the green roof
subsidy application on Thursday October 25th. DC Greenworks, a nonprofit
organization in Washington, DC works to support the growth of
green roofs throughout the metropolitan area, through education,
demonstration and green collar job training.
In July 2007, DC Greenworks received a grant from the District
Department of the Environment, Watershed Protection Program, to
provide subsidies of up to $ 3.00 a square foot to groups wishing to build
green roofs. The subsidy is available to owners or builders of institutional,
industrial, residential, or commercial property, as well as, affordable
housing.
Subsidies are available for:
• extensive and intensive green roof projects
• new roofs and retrofits
• buildings with a footprint of under 5000 square feet, and
• buildings with a footprint of over 5000 square feet and built prior to 1988.
Applications will be ranked on the following factors:
• adequacy of basic green roof design 15%
• educational value of the demonstration 20%
• storm water retention 15%
• location of property within the Combined Sewer Overflow Zone 20%
• geographic and building use diversity 15%
• size of projects with priority given to spaces larger then 3500 square feet
10%
• retrofits 5%
For more information on green roofs and to download the application
please go to www.dcgreenworks. org or call (202) 518-6195. Help us
spread the green in DC.
============ ========= =
The Steering Committee of the 2007-2008 Green Roof Demonstration
Subsidy Program is happy to announce the release of the green roof
subsidy application on Thursday October 25th. DC Greenworks, a nonprofit
organization in Washington, DC works to support the growth of
green roofs throughout the metropolitan area, through education,
demonstration and green collar job training.
In July 2007, DC Greenworks received a grant from the District
Department of the Environment, Watershed Protection Program, to
provide subsidies of up to $ 3.00 a square foot to groups wishing to build
green roofs. The subsidy is available to owners or builders of institutional,
industrial, residential, or commercial property, as well as, affordable
housing.
Subsidies are available for:
• extensive and intensive green roof projects
• new roofs and retrofits
• buildings with a footprint of under 5000 square feet, and
• buildings with a footprint of over 5000 square feet and built prior to 1988.
Applications will be ranked on the following factors:
• adequacy of basic green roof design 15%
• educational value of the demonstration 20%
• storm water retention 15%
• location of property within the Combined Sewer Overflow Zone 20%
• geographic and building use diversity 15%
• size of projects with priority given to spaces larger then 3500 square feet
10%
• retrofits 5%
For more information on green roofs and to download the application
please go to www.dcgreenworks. org or call (202) 518-6195. Help us
spread the green in DC.
Thursday, October 25, 2007
Today BAA meeting
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| Blagden Alley |
| and |
| Naylor Court Association |
| |
| Monthly Meeting |
| --> UPDATE <-- |
| |
| THURSDAY, October 25, 2007 |
| 7:30-9:00 pm |
| Merle and Greg's |
| 1327 Tenth Street, NW |
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The newsletter is at
http://www.pro-messenger.com/Blagden/Monthly%20Pages/2007%20Monthly%20Pages/BAN_2007_10_P1.html
Topics:
1. The recent jump in crime.
2. Discussion/approval of bylaws.
3. (ALSO-->) Update on the Roadside Development project (O Street
Market)
Also:
Sgt Emerman is moving up (LT) and down (out of 3D)
He writes:
On October 5, 2007, I was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant.
In keeping with the policy of the Metropolitan Police Department,
I was transferred from the Third District,
and sent back to the Sixth District in Anacostia,
where I began my policing career.
I am eager to take this big step in my professional development,
but I would be remiss if I did not take an opportunity to
thank you for all that you have done to prepare me for this
advancement.
For the past 3.5 years, I have worked alongside the
best and most active community members in the District of Columbia,
and in doing so, I have learned a great deal about
working with and for the community. I thank you for your assistance,
and look forward to crossing paths again here in the city.
Please feel free to contact me if there is anything that I can assist
you with.
Thanks again and be safe.
| Blagden Alley |
| and |
| Naylor Court Association |
| |
| Monthly Meeting |
| --> UPDATE <-- |
| |
| THURSDAY, October 25, 2007 |
| 7:30-9:00 pm |
| Merle and Greg's |
| 1327 Tenth Street, NW |
|--------------------------------------|
The newsletter is at
http://www.pro-messenger.com/Blagden/Monthly%20Pages/2007%20Monthly%20Pages/BAN_2007_10_P1.html
Topics:
1. The recent jump in crime.
2. Discussion/approval of bylaws.
3. (ALSO-->) Update on the Roadside Development project (O Street
Market)
Also:
Sgt Emerman is moving up (LT) and down (out of 3D)
He writes:
On October 5, 2007, I was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant.
In keeping with the policy of the Metropolitan Police Department,
I was transferred from the Third District,
and sent back to the Sixth District in Anacostia,
where I began my policing career.
I am eager to take this big step in my professional development,
but I would be remiss if I did not take an opportunity to
thank you for all that you have done to prepare me for this
advancement.
For the past 3.5 years, I have worked alongside the
best and most active community members in the District of Columbia,
and in doing so, I have learned a great deal about
working with and for the community. I thank you for your assistance,
and look forward to crossing paths again here in the city.
Please feel free to contact me if there is anything that I can assist
you with.
Thanks again and be safe.
Tuesday, October 09, 2007
Tonight, in like about an hour.
Councilmember Harry "Tommy" Thomas, Jr.
Ward 5 Constituent Meeting
Meet and Talk with
The New Commander of the 5th District
Lamar Greene
Attend this meeting and share your thoughts
On crime and safety concerns
In Ward 5
Where: Noyes Elementary School 2725 10th Street. , N.E.
When: Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Time: 6: 30 p.m. until 8: 30 p.m.
Sponsored by
Ward 5 Councilmember
Harry "Tommy" Thomas, Jr.
For additional Information contact the Ward 5 Council Office (202) 724-8028.
* Reception will begin @ 6:30 p.m. *
Ward 5 Constituent Meeting
Meet and Talk with
The New Commander of the 5th District
Lamar Greene
Attend this meeting and share your thoughts
On crime and safety concerns
In Ward 5
Where: Noyes Elementary School 2725 10th Street. , N.E.
When: Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Time: 6: 30 p.m. until 8: 30 p.m.
Sponsored by
Ward 5 Councilmember
Harry "Tommy" Thomas, Jr.
For additional Information contact the Ward 5 Council Office (202) 724-8028.
* Reception will begin @ 6:30 p.m. *
Monday, October 08, 2007
DC Republicans come out and gather
D.C. REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE TO HOST COMMUNITY MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
St. George's Episcopal Church
160 U Street, NW
(Corner of U & 2nd Street, NW)
October 17, 2007 (Wednesday Night)
6:30PM - 7:30PM
WHY: To hear how the DC Republican Committee can better serve you.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT KRISTEN AT PHONE NUMBER 202 289-8005 OR EMAIL AT INFO@ DCGOP.COM
Paid for by the DC Republican Committee
Not endorsed by any candidate or candidate committee
1275 K Street, NW Ste 102
Washington, DC 20005
Phone: 202 289-8005 I Fax: 202 289-2197
Email: info@dcgop.com I www.dcgop.com
St. George's Episcopal Church
160 U Street, NW
(Corner of U & 2nd Street, NW)
October 17, 2007 (Wednesday Night)
6:30PM - 7:30PM
WHY: To hear how the DC Republican Committee can better serve you.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT KRISTEN AT PHONE NUMBER 202 289-8005 OR EMAIL AT INFO@ DCGOP.COM
Paid for by the DC Republican Committee
Not endorsed by any candidate or candidate committee
1275 K Street, NW Ste 102
Washington, DC 20005
Phone: 202 289-8005 I Fax: 202 289-2197
Email: info@dcgop.com I www.dcgop.com
Wednesday, October 03, 2007
Happy Hour Fund Raiser
SolidarityDC is thrilled to be co-hosting the
Happy Hour to benefit the 7th Street Garden!
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
6-9 PM
ANDALU
1214 18th St NW
(Connecticut & 18th St)
$10 donation at the door
plus great drink specials!
Live Music by Evan Bliss & the Welchers
The 7th Street Garden is a highly productive community food garden
wherein participants learn to grow, cook and market produce; the
garden's produce is given to low-income Shaw residents. The garden
unites diverse communities through the provision of local food
production. Urban gardens not only directly alleviate food insecurity,
but also foster trust and camaraderie amongst program participants.
This relationship ultimately leads to the development of strong
communities.
Solidarity DC is a group committed to bringing the DC metropolitan
area's progressive community together to have fun and achieve justice,
one Happy Hour at a time! We're now in our second year! To learn more
about the event or Solidarity DC or to get email updates,
contact solidaritydc@gmail.com.
Andalu is giving us a wonderful deal by opening the bar early so we'll
have it all to ourselves, as well as donating 100% of the cover and
proceeds from drink specials !!!
--
Michael Artz
Happy Hour to benefit the 7th Street Garden!
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
6-9 PM
ANDALU
1214 18th St NW
(Connecticut & 18th St)
$10 donation at the door
plus great drink specials!
Live Music by Evan Bliss & the Welchers
The 7th Street Garden is a highly productive community food garden
wherein participants learn to grow, cook and market produce; the
garden's produce is given to low-income Shaw residents. The garden
unites diverse communities through the provision of local food
production. Urban gardens not only directly alleviate food insecurity,
but also foster trust and camaraderie amongst program participants.
This relationship ultimately leads to the development of strong
communities.
Solidarity DC is a group committed to bringing the DC metropolitan
area's progressive community together to have fun and achieve justice,
one Happy Hour at a time! We're now in our second year! To learn more
about the event or Solidarity DC or to get email updates,
contact solidaritydc@gmail.com.
Andalu is giving us a wonderful deal by opening the bar early so we'll
have it all to ourselves, as well as donating 100% of the cover and
proceeds from drink specials !!!
--
Michael Artz
