Articles this month include an update on the Arlington Presbyterian Church redevelopment project; a traffic committee update; snow photos; announcements and more. Have a look:
Articles this month include an update on the Arlington Presbyterian Church redevelopment project; a traffic committee update; snow photos; announcements and more. Have a look:
Resolution:
The Alcova Heights Citizens Association acknowledges that church congregations, their physical buildings and related open spaces provide unique and desirable elements to our community. We encourage the Historical Affairs and Landmark Review Board (HALRB) to designate parts of the Arlington Presbyterian Church property as historically significant as the church building meets many of the historic criteria defined by the HALRB. We are confident the developer and property owner can provide affordable housing; childcare program space; church sanctuary and program space; and retail space while incorporating certain historical external architectural features of the existing church building.
| Votes | Number of Votes | Percentage of Total |
| Yes I support Resolution | 59 | 92.19% |
No I do not support Resolution |
5 | 7.81% |
Total Vote submitted |
64 |
Arlington Presbyterian Church Historical Designation Form – January 2014
On December 12, 2013, the AHCA sent a letter to the Arlington County Board of Supervisors regarding the proposed redevelopment of the Presbyterian Church. Read the letter here
Articles this month: A profile of the organizers of this year’s Halloween Parade; fall gardening advice from Janet Draper; an update on the Presbyterian Church development project, and more. Have a look.
Arlington County staff will host a Public Open House on Thursday, October 17, 2013 from 7-9pm at the Walter Reed Community Center. More information here.
At the next meeting of the Alcova Heights Citizens’ Association on November 21, 2013, we will hold elections to select two delegates. Please click here to submit nominations. Current Officers and Delegates are listed here.
Follow the link below to read the minutes of the September 19, 2013 Alcova Heights Citizens Association meeting.
On Thursday, September 18, 2013, the Citizens’ Association will host representatives from Arlington Presbyterian Church (APC) and development group exploring the redevelopment of Church site bordering Columbia Pike, Lincoln Street, and 9th Street. As information becomes available, we will post it here.
Information from APC’s website below: