Through a series of meetings and presentations by Bowser administration officials, the District is seeking residents’ viewpoints on what the city will look like in 25 years.
At the Nov. 15, meeting held at the DC Office of Planning headquarters in Northeast D.C., District resident Kathleen Richardson peppered staffers with questions, such as how changes benefit the community and whether seniors will have to leave their homes for change to take place.
“I came all the way from Ward 8 to attend this because I am curious,” Richardson, 75, told The Informer. “I won’t be around to see 2050 but I want to make sure that my community stays intact as much as possible.”…