Wednesday, November 23, 2011

AVCA MEETING, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2011 AT 7:30 P.M.


 

Date: Wed, 23 Nov 2011 14:23:17 -0500
 
AVCA MEETING WILL BEGIN AT 7:30 PM ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2011 AT THE CARVER REC CENTER.
 
AGENDA - PRESENTATION BY THE ARLINGTON PARTNERSHIP FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING (APAH).
                   ITEM: HOFFMAN-BOSTON  ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
                   ITEM:  LOGO FOR THE AVCA
 
EVERYONE HAVE A HAPPY THANKSGIVING.
ms Ross, Sec.

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FW: Arlington County Leaf Season


 

Date: Wed, 23 Nov 2011 12:18:28 -0500
To: lynndurbin@HOTMAIL.COM
From: descommunications@arlingtonva.us
Subject: Arlington County Leaf Season

Arlington County Leaf Season Update      

Department of Environmental Services, Solid Waste Bureau                    November 11, 2011

Ready. Rake. Recycle.

The 2011 - 2012 leaf collection season is here.  

 

Leaf vacuum trucks are finishing up zone three and preparing to start zones four and five and the second pass of zone one!  Check the schedule below to see when the trucks will be in your neighborhood.  

 

You can track the progress of our leaf trucks on our Facebook page!  Click on the "Vacuum Leaf Progress Map" tab on the left to see where the vacuum trucks have vacuumed.  

 

Have a huge leaf pile? Spot the vacuum truck in your neighborhood? Snapped a great photo of an Arlington tree in its fall colors? Post your photo on our Facebook page or tweet it to @ArlingtonDES and we'll add it to our photo album by you!

 

Vacuum Collection:  November 14 - December 24, 2011

  • Crews will complete two passes through each neighborhood between November and December, Monday through Saturday, except Thanksgiving Day.
  • Look for large, bright yellow and orange Leaf Collection signs in your neighborhood two to three days before crews arrive.
  • Check email or call the Leaf Collection Information Line for schedule updates at 703.228.6565.
  • Plan accordingly with your contract lawn service to have leaves raked before scheduled pick-up or use the County's leaf bag collection service.

Vacuum Collection Schedule

To determine when the leaf vacuum will be in your neighborhood look up your civic association below.  The date under which your civic association is listed is when the vacuum will start it's pass through your neighborhood.  Be sure to have your leaves ready the night before the vacuum is scheduled to be in your area.  

 

November 30, December 1, 2, 3 and 5            December 5, 6, 7, and 8                  

Bellview Forest                                                Alcova Heights                                          

Donaldson Run                                                 Arlington View                                           

Maywood                                                         Ballston-Virginia Square                            

Gulf Branch/Country Club Hills                         Boulevard Manor                                       

Old Glebe                                                         Clarendon/Court House                              

Rock Springs                                                    Colonial Village                                           

Williamsburg                                                     Columbia Heights                                     

Woodmont                                                        Columbia Heights West                              

                                                                         Dominion Hills                                            

                                                                         Forest Glen                                               

                                                                         Forest Hills                                                

                                                                         Foxcroft Heights

                                                                         Glencarlyn                                              

                                                                         Langston Brown                                        

                                                                         Long Branch Creek                                   

                                                                         Nauck                                        

                                                                         North Highlands                                          

                                                                         North Rosslyn                                                       

                                                                         Radnor/Ft. Myer Heights                            

                                                                         Waycroft-Woodlawn                           

                                                                  

If you do not see your civic association listed the leaf vacuum will be in your neighborhood after December 7.  We will send out the schedule for the next wave of vacuuming on December 2.

 

If the vacuum collection schedule does not meet your needs, or if you miss the first vacuum pass, residents have the option to bag their leaves for the weekly bag collection or wait for the second vacuum pass.

 

Leaf Bag Collection

  • Place leaves in biodegradable bags only. Do not use plastic bags!
  • Leaf bags will be collected on the next business day after your regular trash collection day until Friday, January 13, Monday - Friday.
  • No service Christmas and New Year's Day.
  • Note: If your trash is collected Friday, your last leaf bag will be collected Monday, January 9. Bags will not be collected January 16.

Get free leaf bags at several locations around the county, through January 6, while supplies last.  Visit www.arlingtonva.us/des to check bag pickup locations.

 

For more information visit our Leaf Collection page.

 

Want to learn more about Arlington County's Trash and Recycling services?  Check out our Guide to Services!

 

Arlington County Department of Environmental Services

Solid Waste Bureau

www.arlingtonva.us/des

703-228-6570



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Thursday, November 17, 2011

Arlington County's Trash and Recycling Guide to Services


 


 
Read the latest trash and recycling information in Arlington's Trash and Recycling Guide to Services<http://www.arlingtonva.us/departments/EnvironmentalServices/SW/Curbside/PDF/file83803.pdf> insert found in the recent issue of the Citizen.

We invite you to participate in our Trash & Recycling Guide to Services Feedback Survey to let us know how we are doing in Arlington County. The survey will take approximately ten minutes to complete. Results will be used to assess our current and future customer service, outreach and service offerings.

You can access the survey here:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/arlingtontrashandrecyclingsurvey

Feel free to contact us with questions about this survey at descommunications@arlingtonva.us<mailto:descommunications@arlingtonva.us>.

Thank you,

Arlington County

Department of Environmental Services

Trash & Recycling Guide to Services insert:

http://www.arlingtonva.us/departments/EnvironmentalServices/SW/Curbside/PDF/file83803.pdf

Survey:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/arlingtontrashandrecyclingsurvey

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I personally moderate all messages to this list to assure that they are of general interest, meet standards of decency, and are announcements only, not discussions.

I am solely responsible for the content of this e-mail list and for moderating its messages.

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Tuesday, November 8, 2011

EMERGENCY ALERT TEST


 
> > The first nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System is set for Wed., Nov. 9, at 2 p.m. (EST). The test will be transmitted via radio and TV stations across the U.S. An audio message will interrupt programming indicating it is a test. When the test is over, regular programming will resume. Learn more at www.fema.gov/eastest rrh/oem
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Monday, October 31, 2011

NOV 1 ROAD CLOSURES NEAR NATIONAL AIRPORT

> On Tuesday, November 1 at Reagan National Airport (DCA), a special event near terminal A will necessitate roadway closures to ensure public safety. Airport passengers should plan ahead before being picked up or dropped off between 11:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon.
>
> Traffic driving towards the departures and arrivals ramps of all terminals will be severely congested as four lanes merge to one, then follow a detour around the event site. Traffic could also be blocked for brief intervals along the detour route (see map below):
>
> To avoid severe roadway delays between 11:00 am and 12:00 noon, consider the following alternatives:
>
> 1. Use Metro. The airport is located on the system's Blue and Yellow line.
>
> 2. Avoid driving up to the terminals. Instead, keep left as you enter the airport and follow signs toward the parking garages. Drop off or pick up passengers within the hourly parking garage closest to your terminal.
>
> 3. Avoid the road closure window. Plan to arrive by car either before 11:00 am or after 12:00 noon.
>
> 4. Board a taxi instead of having a car pick you up. Use the regular taxi boarding areas at each terminal.
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> A map if available online using this press release link:
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> http://www.mwaa.com/4477.htm
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Thursday, October 27, 2011

National Take Back Drugs Day, Saturday, Oct 29, 10AM - 2PM


 

To: arlingtonpresidents@yahoogroups.com
From: gusfs63@gmail.com
Date: Wed, 26 Oct 2011 17:16:21 -0400
Subject: ArlPres: National Take Back Drugs Day, Saturday, Oct 29, 10AM - 2PM

 
This Saturday is National Take Back Drugs Day, an opportunity for everyone
to clean out unused drugs from their cabinets rather than throwing them in
the trash, or flushing them down the commode. The following link lists
collection locations in Arlington where they can be dropped off.

https://www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov/NTBI/ntbi-pub.pub?_flowExecutionKey=_c12F3CB7B-3A4A-732C-5060-A80A20538BCB_kCA7EBB75-2DDC-9A38-9184-1A2B9D4BEC3F

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Recent Activity:
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This list is not affiliated with any organization -- not Arlington County Virginia, not Arlington County Civic Federation, not anyone else but me.

I personally moderate all messages to this list to assure that they are of general interest, meet standards of decency, and are announcements only, not discussions.

I am solely responsible for the content of this e-mail list and for moderating its messages.

-- Thank you
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Traffic Alert from Arlington County

 
> The Arlington County Police Department will close numerous streets in Arlington on Sunday, October 30, for the 36th Annual Marine Corps Marathon. The race begins at 8 a.m. on Route 110. Extra security measures will also be in place. Residents and motorists can expect delays and should allow extra travel time in those areas.
>
> These roads in Arlington will be affected at the following times:
>
> 4:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
> Eastbound Washington Boulevard will be closed at I-395 towards Memorial Bridge.
>
> 4:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
> Route 110 will be closed in both directions to all traffic.
> N. Meade Street will be closed from Fairfax Drive to Marshall Drive
> There will be no access to Lynn Street or Meade Street from Route 50.
> N. Lynn Street, from Route 50 to N. 19th Street, will be closed.
> Ft. Myer Drive will be closed from 19th Street to Route 50.
> N. Moore Street, from 19th Street to Wilson Boulevard, will be closed.
> Wilson Boulevard will be closed east of N. Nash Street.
>
> 4:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.
> Westbound Washington Boulevard from Memorial Circle to I-395 will be closed.
>
> 7:15 a.m.-11:15 a.m.
> Eastbound Lee Highway, from Kirkwood Road to N. Lynn Street will be closed.
> Westbound Lee Highway, from N. Scott Street to Kirkwood Road will be closed to thru traffic (local traffic will have egress by taking Scott Street to Veitch Street. Citizens leaving the area can use westbound Lee Highway to Spout Run and exit the area via the George Washington Parkway).
>
> 7:15 a.m. - 12:00 noon
> The Key Bridge will be closed.
>
> 7:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
> The southbound I-395 HOV lanes from Washington, D.C. will be closed.
>
> 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
> 12th Street South from Eads Street to Crystal Drive (local traffic permitted in one lane from Eads Street to Army Navy Drive) Traffic is encouraged to avoid this route as intermittent closures will occur. Use S. 15th Street to access hotels.
> Crystal Drive will be closed from 12th Street to 23rd Street.
> Rotary Road will be closed throughout Pentagon South parking.
> Columbia Pike will be closed at Joyce Street (access Pentagon via Boundary Channel).
>
> 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
> Army Navy Drive will be closed from Fern Street to S. 12th Street.
>
> For more information on road closures in Arlington, please call the Arlington Police Department's special events hotline 703-228-4147.dlp/oem
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Friday, September 30, 2011

Traffic Cameras on the Pike

Copied from ARLnow
 
Over the past couple of weeks, people have been noticing mysterious, concealed video cameras mounted on lamp posts along Columbia Pike.
Some residents thought they were ingenious surveillance cameras in place for the 9-11 anniversary. Others thought they were part of some shady dealings, and called police to investigate.
In reality, however, the cameras are merely being used by Arlington County to monitor traffic patterns at intersections. According to Arlington Traffic Engineering and Operations Chief Wayne Wentz:
These are video cameras that are temporarily in place to collect intersection data. The videos will be viewed in the office and technicians will create vehicle turning movement counts. These data will be used for our periodic (every three years) traffic signal optimization effort.
As of yesterday evening, three cameras were in place at the intersections of Columbia Pike and S. Courthouse Road, S. Scott Street and S. Quinn Street.

Walking History Tour of Fort Myer


 

 Arlington Historical Society <arlingtonhistoricalsociety@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Sep 29, 2011 at 9:30 PM
Subject: Walking History Tour of Fort Myer
To: Arlington Historical Society <arlingtonhistoricalsociety@gmail.com>

The Arlington Historical Society and Arlington Heritage Alliance are proud to present a walking tour of historic Fort Myer, Va., at 5 p.m. Wed, Oct. 12, 2011, an exclusive look at some of the base's most famous sites, including theparade grounds where Orville Wright conducted the first military test flight,the base stables, home to the Caisson Platoon that serves military funerals atArlington National Cemetery, and more.

Fort Myer, now part of Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, boasts a rich historythat dates to the Civil War. It is home to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The walking tour will be conducted by base historian Kim Holien and also will include aview of Victorian-era generals' quarters, Civil War fort ruins, base auditoriumConmy Hall and the Patton Society.

Cost is $20 for AHS and AHA members; $30 for non-members and includes hot hors d'oeuvres at the Fort Myer Officers Club to jump-start the evening. Reservations are required and space is limited. To sign-up, please go to www.arlingtonhistoricalsociety.org or contact Tom Dickinson at tomwd3@gmail.com or 703-841-4992.


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This list is not affiliated with any organization -- not Arlington County Virginia, not Arlington County Civic Federation, not anyone else but me.

I personally moderate all messages to this list to assure that they are of general interest, meet standards of decency, and are announcements only, not discussions.

I am solely responsible for the content of this e-mail list and for moderating its messages.

-- Thank you
-- Jay Jacob Wind
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Thursday, September 29, 2011

County Police Looking to Learn from Troublesome Intersections

County Police Looking to Learn from Troublesome Intersections

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Posted: Wednesday, March 2, 2011 12:00 am

County police throughout March will be focusing their attention on Arlington's most incident-prone intersections, hoping to raise public awareness about safety and come up with ideas that traffic engineers can use to make improvements.

The public "is going to see officers working traffic enforcement at each of these intersections, on the lookout for every violation they can see," said Lt. Tom Trumble of the Arlington County Police Department's special operations section.

A total of 23 different intersections have been identified for special attention.

"It's the high-volume intersections - most people who commute to work travel through more than one of these intersections every day," Trumble said.

At the end of the enforcement period, police officers will compile their observations, which will be studied to determine any patterns that had not previously been uncovered. A compilation of observations and analysis will be turned over to the county government's Transportation Division in an effort to address any engineering programs that can be fixed.

County police say that, in the majority of cases they investigate at high-density intersections, it is more often driver inattention that leads to collisions rather than any roadway flaws. Hence the well-publicized enforcement effort, which is an attempt to remind the driving public to be extra careful at problem intersections.

Based on calls for service reported by the police department for 2010, the most accident-prone intersections in the county are:

Top 10: Arlington Boulevard at Washington Boulevard; Columbia Pike at Washington Boulevard; Columbia Pike at South George Mason Drive; Columbia Pike at South Glebe Road; 23rd Street South at Jefferson Davis Highway; South Walter Reed Drive at Washington Boulevard; Lee Highway at North Lynn Street; Lee Highway at Spout Run Parkway; Lee Highway at Washington Boulevard; and North Glebe Road at Washington Boulevard.

Other High-Incident Intersections: 2nd Street South at Washington Boulevard; Fairfax Drive at North Glebe Road; South Glebe Road at Jefferson Davis Highway; North Glebe Road at Pershing Drive; North Glebe Road at Wilson Boulevard; 26th Road South at South Glebe Road; Army Navy Drive at South Hayes Street; North Courthouse Road at eastbound Arlington Boulevard; 850 Army Navy Drive; 24th Road South at South Glebe Road; North Glebe Road at Interstate 66 west; South Glebe Road at South Walter Reed Drive; and North George Mason Drive at Lee Highway.

Columbia Pike Pavement Repairs

Thank you for your patience as Arlington County continues working to revitalize and improve Columbia Pike.

Pavement Repairs
Road repairs are underway along Columbia Pike. The excessive heat and rain this summer combined with construction and regular bus traffic have taken a toll on the Pike. Over the next few weeks crews will be assessing trouble spots, patching and making improvements. You can help by reporting a pothole or area of road that needs attention. Visit  www.arlingtonva.us and search "Potholes" for the reporting form or call 703-228-6570.

Background
The County is investing in the Columbia Pike community with the Columbia Pike Revitalization Plan - a comprehensive, multi-year effort involving numerous projects. Arlington is working to create an easily accessible and pedestrian-friendly "Main Street" environment in the Columbia Pike corridor as part of the Revitalization Plan. As one of Arlington's major transit corridors and most vibrant neighborhoods, Columbia Pike is a County priority.

For more information on the Revitalization Plan, visit www.arlingtonva.us, and search "Columbia Pike Revitalization".  

You can also join DES on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/ArlingtonDES or Twitter at http://twitter.com/ArlingtonDES.

Monday, September 26, 2011

Re: ARLINGTON VIEW CIVIC MEETNG, WED, SEPT 28, 2011, 7:30 p.m.

THE MONTHLY MEETING OF THE ARLINGTON VIEW CIVIC ASSN WILL BE HELD WEDNESDAY, SEPT 28 at 7:30 P.M.  ATTHE CARVER REC CENTER, HOFFMAN-BOSTON SCHOOL.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CHECK  WITH  THE PRESIDENT, MR. HUBBARD.
HOPE  YOU ALL HAD A GREAT SUMMER!

Ms. Ross, Secretary.

Thursday, September 22, 2011

LATEST ON WASHINGTON BLVD BRIDGE

Copied from ARLNOW.COM
 
The project has been nearly 20 years in the making, but VDOT has finally nailed down rough a construction schedule for the Washington Boulevard bridge over Columbia Pike.
At a community meeting on Tuesday, VDOT project manager Christiana Briganti-Dunn said land acquisition and construction is expected to begin this spring and will be complete by Aug. 2015. The $51.5 million project is being paid for primarily with federal and state funds, although Arlington is expected to contribute about $1 million for utility relocation and upgrades.
The project will replace the crumbling Washington Boulevard bridge, which dates back to the 1940s, and replace it with a new, wider span that will be dubbed the Freedman's Village Bridge, in honor of the enclave of freed slaves that was established nearby in 1863 and remained until the 1890s.
The new, wider bridge will allow a turn lane to be placed in between the four existing lanes of Columbia Pike. It will also allow for a 10-foot mixed-use path next to the westbound lanes, and the possible future addition of dedicated bicycle lanes. The design of the bridge was elevated by couple of inches to accommodate the planned Columbia Pike streetcar, Briganti-Dunn added.
Another planned change is the addition of two traffic lights on Columbia Pike, at the intersection with two sets of reconfigured Washington Boulevard ramps. The intersection of S. Quinn Street and Columbia Pike will be reconfigured as a one-way only entrance into the Arlington View neighborhood, and the traffic light there will be moved to the intersection of Columbia Pike and N. Queen Street, where reconfigured ramps onto and off of eastbound Washington Boulevard will converge.
 
On the northwest side of the new interchange, a 15-20 foot sound wall will be installed. The size of the barrier, and the loss of trees along its path, drew some criticism at Tuesday's meeting, though engineers argued that it was the only feasible way to keep highway noise out of a nearby condo complex. VDOT promised to preserve or replant trees, where possible, and touted the addition of two storm water management ponds next to the new ramps as a plus, environmentally.
One thing that won't be changing is the "time of day lane use" on eastbound Columbia Pike. Briganti-Dunn said that VDOT expects to maintain the use of the righthand eastbound lane as a right-turn only lane onto Washington Boulevard during the morning rush hour. However, the agency plans to replace the current small, easy-to-miss lane restriction signs with lighted, dynamic lane signs. It's hoped that the new signs will help make the accident-prone ramp safer.
During construction, traffic disruptions will be kept to a minimum for Columbia Pike and Washington Boulevard drivers, Briganti-Dunn said. All travel lanes will be kept clear during the morning and evening rush hours, and drivers will only have to put up with intermittent lane closures during the long construction process. During certain construction and demolition stages — during off-peak hours — Columbia Pike traffic will be redirected up the existing northbound ramps to a four-way traffic signal that will be placed on Washington Boulevard. Briganti-Dunn said the traffic light, when it's in place, is not expected to significantly reduce the capacity of either thoroughfare.
No local street detours are planned, and no homes will need to be torn down to make way for the reconfigured interchange, Briganti-Dunn said.

Wednesday, September 21, 2011

TRAFFIC ALERT: Street Closures for "Navy 5 Miler"

ARLINGTON, Va. – The Arlington police will be closing several roadways for the Navy 5 Miler foot race on Sunday September 25, 2011. The below listed roads will be closed from approximately 6 a.m. to 10 a.m.:
  • Northbound I-395 Exit 8B to Washington Boulevard will be closed.
  • Washington Boulevard will be closed between I-395 and the George Washington Parkway.
  • Southgate Road will be closed between Columbia Pike and S. Oak Street.
  • Columbia Pike will be closed east of S Joyce Street.
  • Access to Boundary Drive from I-395 is closed (Exits 9 and 10A).
The run starts at 7:50 a.m. on Sunday. For more information visit http://www.navy5miler.com/

Saturday, September 17, 2011

FW: Reminder: Movie Under The Stars at Penrose Square : this Saturday, Sept. 17, 8pm


 

Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2011 12:47:21 -0400
From: cpro@columbiapike.org
To: lynndurbin@hotmail.com
Subject: Reminder: Movie Under The Stars at Penrose Square : this Saturday, Sept. 17, 8pm

Columbia Pike Revitalization Organization
Movie Under The Stars at Penrose Square
Presented by the new Penrose Square Giant Market
co-sponsored by CPRO

DATE: Saturday, Sept. 17
TIME: 8pm
LOCATION: Penrose Square, Col. Pike and S. Barton St.

Featuring Best Picture Academy Award nominee:  

 

a true and truly remarkable football story [trailer] with Sandra Bullock, Kathy Bates and Tim McGraw in the leading roles. Sandra Bullock won the Academy Award and the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress for her leading role in this movie.

Bring your Family, friends and Neighbors, a blanket and/or a lawn chair
Free pop-corn (courtesy of GIANT Food)! 

 

Free Parking at the Penrose Square Building! 

(access from S. Barton St., S. Adams St. and S. 9th St.).

Pike-ride Metro Buses (Line 16) will bring you to the event from all Pike Neighborhoods (Stop: S. Barton St.) and from the Pentagon and Pentagon-City Metro-Rail stations.

 

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