District Of Columbia § 9-101.06 - Public notice of proposed plan.
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§ 9-101.06. Public notice of proposed plan.
9-101.06At least 30 days prior to the submissions by the Mayor of the District of Columbia to the National Capital Planning Commission and to the Council of the District of Columbia for approvals of a proposed modification to the permanent system of highways, the Mayor shall provide written notice of an opportunity to submit comments on the proposed modification to:
Each owner of land within the squares in which or adjacent to which the proposed modification is located, by registered mail to the address to which taxation notifications are sent by the District of Columbia Department of Finance and Revenue;
Each Advisory Neighborhood Commission within whose commission area the proposed modification is located; and
The public, by publishing the proposed modification in the District of Columbia Register.
Copies of comments received by the Mayor shall be included in any subsequent submission by the Mayor to the Council of the District of Columbia of a resolution to consider the proposed modification to the permanent system of highways.
Annotations
Section 3 of provided: “Sec. 3. Notwithstanding section 6 of An Act to provide a permanent system of highways in that part of the District of Columbia lying outside the cities, and for other purposes, approved June 28, 1898 (30 Stat. 520; D.C. Official Code ), the Council amends the permanent system of highways, to accommodate the residential development in accordance with the plans approved pursuant to Zoning Commission Case No. 06-30, by adding the area of land shown on the Surveyor’s plat filed under S.O. 07-3090 as new public streets, which pursuant to section 401 of the Act (D.C. Official Code ), and notwithstanding section 402 of the Act (D.C. Official Code ), shall be designated as Water Lily Lane, N.E., and Cassell Place, N.E.”
Approval of abandonment of highway plan: Section 4 of provided that the Council approved the abandonment of the highway plan for the portion of 42nd Street, N.W., South of W Street, N.W., as shown on the Surveyor’s plat filed under S.O. 87-51.
Resolution 19-136, the “Abandonment of the Highway Plan for Hamlin Street, N.E., S.O. 07-1657, Resolution of 2011”, was approved effective June 6, 2011.
Resolution 18-651, the “Abandonment of the Highway Plan for the Unimproved Highway Plan Right-Of-Way Along West Virginia Avenue, N.E., Abutting Mt. Olivet Road, N.E., Capitol Avenue, N.E., Fenwick Street, N.E., and West Virginia Avenue, N.E., Adjacent to Squares 4045 and 4046, S.O. 10-13744, Approval Resolution of 2010”, was approved effective October 19, 2010.
Resolution 15-134, the “Abandonment of the Highway Plan for the Unimproved Highway Plan Right-of-way Between 24th Street, S.E. and Good Hope Road, S.E. S.O. 01-1411, Resolution of 2003”, was approved effective July 8, 2003.
Resolution 15-133, the “Abandonment of the Highway Plan for the Unimproved Highway Plan Right-of-way Between 18th Street, S.E. and Good Hope Road, S.E. S.O. 01-1355, Resolution of 2003”, was approved effective July 8, 2003.
Resolution 15-132, the “Abandonment of the Highway Plan for the Unimproved Highway Plan Right-of-way Between 18th Street, S.E. and Good Hope Road, S.E. S.O. 01-1355, Resolution of 2003”, was approved effective July 8, 2003.
Source: official District Of Columbia text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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