rerouting the race’s path through Southwest, its organizers have designed a route that meets the demands of the community’s need to have access to the streets, and adequate advance notice about the inconveniences residents will have. Race organizers have committed to continue working with the ANC to make sure neighborhood needs are met for the race, which will take place on Saturday morning, March 17th. * Voted unanimously to support a historic designation and a listing on the National Register of Historic Places for the Main Pump Station at 2nd Street SE. Still in use by DC Water the elaborate Beaux Arts building was designed and built between 1903 and 1907 at the confluence of the Washington City Canal and the Anacostia River, and. surprisingly was not been designated earlier. * Was given a preview of the first in a series of meetings on the study that will identify existing and future transportation issues and possible mitigation along the M Street corridor and the SE/SW waterfront area. While individual developers have done surveys of small parts of the area, the nine-month study is the first comprehensive traffic study of the broad neighborhood—from 12th Street SE to 14th Street SW and from the freeway south to the Anacostia—and has been a priority of the ANC for many years. * Heard a report from Alcohol Beverage Control Committee Chair Coralie Farlee about the activities of her committee during 2011 which indicated an active and up-to-date relationship with licensed establishments and a commitment to attending ABRA hearings and the meetings of other ANCs and their ABL committee meetings. The next meeting of ANC 6D will be held on Monday, February 13, at 7:0 PM at 1100 4th Street SW, DCRA Hearing Room, 2nd Floor. ★
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