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National Capital Regional Office » Feasilibity Study To Implement A Non-Motorized Boathouse Zone Along The Georgetown Waterfront
The plan process for the Feasibility Study will be:
* indicates the current step in the planning process
Step 1. Public Information Meeting
Step 2. Interviews with Key stakeholders - Defenders of the Potomac, Potomac Conservancy, Potomac Riverkeeper, Audubon Naturalist Society, Washington Metropolitan Interscholastic Rowing (WMIRA), Virginia Scholastic Rowing Association (VASRA), Committee of 100, Georgetown University, ANC3D)$ Commissioner, ANC3D09 Commissioner, George Washington University, Friends of Georgetown Waterfront Park, ANC2E05 Commissioner, C&O Canal Association, Potomac Boat Club, Thompson’s Boat Center, Surfrider Foundation, Washington Canoe Club, and Jack’s Boathouse.
Step 3. Conduct stakeholder and public workshops
Step 4. Develop Feasibility Study
Step 5. Public Meeting on Feasibility Study *
* indicates the current step in the planning process
Step 1. Public Information Meeting
Step 2. Interviews with Key stakeholders - Defenders of the Potomac, Potomac Conservancy, Potomac Riverkeeper, Audubon Naturalist Society, Washington Metropolitan Interscholastic Rowing (WMIRA), Virginia Scholastic Rowing Association (VASRA), Committee of 100, Georgetown University, ANC3D)$ Commissioner, ANC3D09 Commissioner, George Washington University, Friends of Georgetown Waterfront Park, ANC2E05 Commissioner, C&O Canal Association, Potomac Boat Club, Thompson’s Boat Center, Surfrider Foundation, Washington Canoe Club, and Jack’s Boathouse.
Step 3. Conduct stakeholder and public workshops
Step 4. Develop Feasibility Study
Step 5. Public Meeting on Feasibility Study *