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Last weekend, the BID kicked off the project with short-term improvements at Emblem Plaza prior to a full redesign, which Jutras said should be complete next spring. "The goal is to do one or two projects each year." Small steps are already taking place. “Starting this fall, we will identify one or two major projects that we want to pursue in the coming year,” Ted Jutras VP of Planning and Development for the Capitol Riverfront BID said. To complete all of the projects over the next decade, the BID is seeking $5 million from public and private stakeholders. Other aspects in the proposal include three-dimensional windmill-powered sculptures, solar panels, updated stormwater management systems, freeway sound barriers, LED light art, bike paths, a bicycle repair station, playground equipment and an opportunity for urban farming. The plan for the 2nd Street underpass calls for a basketball court, pickleball courts with stadium seating, a skate park, a stage for community events and an inviting entryway into Garfield Park.
While projects in the proposal are largely comprised of aesthetic changes and art installations, such as a cultural storytelling mural along the 4th Street underpass, others are more ambitious.
The Underpass and Virginia Avenue Public Space Vision Plan, spearheaded by the Capitol Riverfront Business Improvement District, proposes a variety of changes, particularly to the 2nd Street, 3rd Street, 4th Street, 7th Street, 8th Street and New Jersey Avenue underpasses along I-695. Click to enlarge.Ī new effort on the boards in DC's Capitol Riverfront aims to make good use of some underutilized public space in the neighborhood. A rendering of the proposal for the 2nd Street underpass.
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