ANC 5A is soliciting feedback on DC Office of Planning’s draft Future Land Use Map (FLUM).
From ANC 5A’s May 28th email:
We heard you loud and clear at last night’s ANC meeting—we are going back to the drawing board on ANC 5A’s comment on the FLUM and DC Comp Plan. The Comp plan and the FLUM will guide the future of our community for the next couple of decades—and we want to hear from every single voice in 5A. To that end:
- Explore the Future Land Use Map (FLUM) Draft and the Place Types resource shared by Office of Planning. The Place Types document provides you a key to understanding the FLUM fully
- Please join us in-person on Wednesday, June 3rd, 7pm at the Faith United Church of Christ to share your concerns (this is during the North Michigan Park Civic Association meeting)
- Email our DC 2050 Commissioner Keith Sellars [ 5a01@anc.dc.gov ] and/or our Chair Valeria Sosa Garnica [ 5a07@anc.dc.gov ] with your comments and feedback
Next Stop...Riggs Park 
I am glad that ANC5A, led by Chairman Valeria Garnica, has quickly reacted to the community and its concerns. However, I am dismayed by the NMPCA’s slower response.
The DC Office of Planning (DCOP) hosted a Comprehensive Plan Presentation during the May 6th NMPCA meeting. DCOP discussed increasing housing density near the Fort Totten Metro Station – DCOP suggests the same for all housing near transit locations.
However, NMPCA is offering a follow up response on Wednesday, June 3rd, at Faith United Church of Christ on 4900 10th Street NE at 6pm – 4 weeks later. I look forward to this meeting and its results.