Established in 2005, RCA is a 501(c)3 non-profit, grass-roots organization comprised of volunteers from the Rosedale & Kingman Park neighborhoods and adjacent communities in Northeast Washington, D.C. RCA was founded to help residents collaborate on health, safety and quality-of-life issues effecting the Rosedale & Kingman Park community.
2.13.2009
RCA's February Meeting in Afro News!
A BIG "Thank you!" to Afro News and reporter I.S. Yansane for covering RCA's February meeting with Special Guest Mayor Adrian Fenty.
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Also, HERE is a previous post with further infromation about Rosedale neighborhood topics discussed between citizens and Mayor Fenty at RCA's February meeting.
A few corrections and clarifications within the article:
Third paragraph, correction: Necothia Bowens is not the Rosedale Recreation Center Director (the current Director is Brian Williams), She is the current President of Rosedale Citizens' Alliance (RCA).
Seventh paragraph, correction: Mayor Fenty did not explicitly state, "...promised to support." He is open to the idea and willing to support the C Street transformation efforts only if it does not adversely effect the safety/quality-of-life of the surrounding neighborhood street grid. Obviously, this is the goal of the project; not to redirect traffic on to adjacent neighborhood streets, but to redirect commuter and commercial vehicles to existing major east-west arterial corridors.
Eighth paragraph, correction: RCA Secretary and Transportation Committee Chair Ken Granata
Fourteenth paragraph, clarification: Cafe Roma was closed due to, "prevailing difficult market condition[s]" as stated by Cafe Roma's management. Cafe Roma was originally denied a special zoning exemption for a bakery/catering. Citizens and the Mayor suggested Cafe Roma, as part of a potential new business plan, re-apply for the exemption and the Mayor's office would write a letter of support.
Fourteenth paragraph, clarification: The Mayor did not stated he is in favor, or in discussion with the Redskins, to build a new stadium on the existing RFK Stadium; these were two separate discussion topics.
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