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Join the Department of General Services (DGS), the Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) and the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Education (DME) for a follow-up public hearing on the surplus of Shaed Elementary.
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This document provides an update on the modernization project at Lafayette Elementary School. It discusses progress made, including construction photos showing the current state. The agenda reviews the project update, next steps, and allows time for questions. Details are given on the construction schedule, site logistics plans, landscaping designs, and stormwater management approaches. The meeting aims to elevate the quality of life in the district through this school improvement effort.Lafayette Elementary School: Lighting & Sound Meeting Presentation (June 7, 2...
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The document summarizes a meeting about modernizing Lafayette Elementary School. It discusses updates to exterior and site lighting, including previously existing lighting and the updated design. HVAC sound data is also presented for daytime and nighttime scenarios both at 5' and 25' above grade. The document concludes with next steps in the project schedule, including finalizing stormwater management design, play equipment, trailer removal, and anticipated completion of site work in October 2016.Bancroft School Community Meeting Presentation (July 9, 2016)
This document outlines the agenda and details from a community meeting about renovations and temporary swing space plans at Bancroft Elementary School in Washington DC. The meeting discussed converting the auditorium to a cafeteria and upgrading facilities over the summer while students attend classes at Sharpe Health School. Renovations at Bancroft will begin in fall 2016 and be completed by August 2018. Bi-weekly email updates and another community meeting before school starts will provide progress updates during the modernization project.
Hearst Park & Pool Community Meeting Presentation (September 8, 2016)
Hearst Park & Pool Community Meeting Presentation (September 8, 2016)DC Department of General Services
This document summarizes a community meeting about the renovation and expansion plans for Hearst Park and Pool. It includes an agenda, introductions of the project team, a review of the project elements and scope of work, presentation of three concept design options, and the project schedule. The vision is to enhance the community's quality of life by providing recreational opportunities for all ages. Community feedback will help inform the final design, which includes renovating fields and tennis courts, replacing the pool and adding a splash pad, and improving drainage and ADA accessibility.Lafayette Elementary School Playground Design Presentation (July 27, 2016)
Lafayette Elementary School Playground Design Presentation (July 27, 2016)DC Department of General Services
This document outlines the features of the playground for Lafayette Elementary School. It includes 4 sections that describe the equipment for different age groups: pre-kindergarten, kindergarten, 1st-3rd grade, and 4th-5th grade. For each area, 3-5 unique play features are listed along with a brief description of each highlighting its physical challenge, sensory experience, and accessibility.More from DC Department of General Services (20)
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Shaed Elementary School Surplus Flyer
- 1. Shaed Elementary School Surplus Hearing Loca7on: Edgewood Recrea7on Center 3 Evarts St NE Date: August 21, 2013 Time: 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Join the Department of General Services (DGS), the Department of Parks and Recrea7on (DPR) and the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Educa7on (DME) for a follow-‐up public hearing on the surplus of Shaed Elementary.