Meeting to Discuss McMillan Sand Filtration Site
God, nothing gets me going quite like the words "Sand Filtration Site."
Okay, maybe not. The 25-acre McMillan sand filtration plant site is one of the most awkwardly-placed, strangely desolate spots in the city. It sits about halfway between the Capitol and the DC/MD border on North Capitol Street (actual location: the intersection of Michigan Avenue and North Capitol Street). Have bodies been dumped there? I don't know. Seems a likely possibility.
Plans are underway to transform the spot though. Just wanted to point this out: The area is expected to be redeveloped into a mixed-use project that may include residential, retail, office, hotel, park space, and historic preservation. This Saturday, the development partners are planning to present concept plans for the site at 10:00am to 12:00pm at Social Hall, Trinity University (located at 125 Michigan Avenue, NE Washington, DC 20017.)
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[...] As I blogged about yesterday, community leaders and developers will host a meeting to discuss the 25-acre McMillan sand filtration site tomorrow. This afternoon, I called up Aakash Thakkar, Vice President of Development at EYA (one part of the building team Vision McMillan Partners) to try to eek out a few more details about the meeting. I mean why give up your Saturday without a real promise of information? [...]