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Planning for environmental concerns in DC: What are we waiting for?
Larry Martin | Wed, Jan 23rd, 2008 | Category: Commentary | Tags: washington dc, larry martin, smart growth leadership institute, mayor adrien fenty, risk assessment, harriet tregoning, environment team | 0
When the new Washington, DC Planning Director, Harriet Tregoning, appeared before the DC Environmental Planning Network last spring, she was facing a friendly audience. Prior to taking the job in DC, she had been working for the Smart Growth Leadership Institute, and before that, she played a similar role for the State of Maryland and the US EPA. What big juicy initiatives did she have in store for us?
Well, how about a voluntary initiative for DC hotel guests to contribute to a…
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