The agenda is posted on the website: Greater New York Avenue Gateway Group

For Sustainable, Economic, & Community Development in Northeast DC
Bringing People Together for Solutions, Innovation, and Action
Notice of GNYAGG Planning Meeting Thursday, January 29, 2014 7:00 PM to 8:15 PM Office of Cable Television – Brentwood Office Main Conference Room, 1899 9th St., NE, Washington, DC ![]() Who should attend: Open to those sharing in the desire to revitalize New York Avenue Gateway and vicinity in Northeast Washington through development, policies, action, and strategies and who want to create a family/age friendly, economic and culturally diverse, balanced corridor |
Agenda
u Symposium/Summit
Smart Growth, Creative Economy, & the Rise of the New York Avenue Gateway Area, Spring 2015
u Establishment of Project Committees/Teams
ü Design and Visualization
o Gateway Landmark Structure (s) and Signage
o Streetscape/Public and Playable Art
o Walkway of Hope and Fame
(A public space with sculptures and bricks/tiles and a wall with names of activists and other District leaders that contributed the District)
ü Mixed Income Housing (Detached and semi detached homes, multigenerational)
ü Branding and Marketing
o Branding Of Corridor: Creative S.T.E.A.M.
o Events and Activities
ü Businesses and Attractions
o Restaurants: Casual and Fine Dining
o Creative Economy: Movie/TV/Sound Studio, "IdeaPlex"
o Family Friendly Pursuits: National Children's Museum
o Small Business Development
ü Transportation Committee
o Metro Stations (1) near Ft. Lincoln and (2) near National Arboretum onward to suburbs
(Build coalition of businesses, residents, stakeholder advocates)
o Circulator
o Traffic Control, Pedestrian and Safety, Bike Lanes
Note: Meetings are not expected to exceed 90 minutes so agendas may move quickly to ensure action items
The Greater New York Avenue Gateway Corridor is bounded by District of Columbia/Prince George's County border, Eastern Avenue to Rhode Island Avenue (Route 1) to Third Street, N.E. Third Street to R Street, N.E. to North Capitol Street. North Capitol Street to M Street, N.E. to Florida Avenue to H Street, N.E. (Starburst Intersection Plaza) to Benning Road. Benning Road to Anacostia River (under Benning Road) back to the District/Prince George's border. New York Avenue (US 50/Alt1) in the Corridor goes from the District border to North Capitol Street.
Key Streets include: New York, South Dakota, West Virginia, Florida, and Montana Avenues and Bladensburg Road
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GNYAGG
The Greater New York Avenue Gateway Group, Inc.
for Sustainable, Economic, & Community Development & Public Engagement
Bringing People Together for Solutions, Innovation, & Action
Making a great place to live, shop, work, do business, and enjoy
greaternyavegatewaygroup@gmail.com
http://greaternyavegateway.webs.com/
Twitter: @gnyagg [pronounced "g-nag"]
Twitter: @gnyagg [pronounced "g-nag"]
GNYAGG's Mission: Serve as a voice and strategist to drive solutions, innovation, vision, and partnerships to create and maintain a signature New York Avenue Gateway Corridor that is family and age friendly, culturally and economically diverse, balanced, sustainable, and a great place to live, work, do business, invest, and enjoy.
Additionally, GNYAGG's mission is to provide leadership, work collaboratively with groups, and engage stakeholders to:
- Build, connect, strengthen, and revitalize communities
- Attract and retain businesses
- Foster a creative economy (e.g., culinary arts, fashion design, media/sound production, software development, home design)
- Improve transportation, infrastructure, and streetscape (including public and playable art and a landmark gateway structure)
- Inform, educate, and represent the interests of local residents, businesses
- Expand economic and job opportunities
- Generate regional, national, and global appeal for dynamic Gateway Corridor.
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