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Six-Unit Condo Project Proposed For Mount Pleasant Auto Garage

  • May 27th 2015

by UrbanTurf Staff

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Six-Unit Condo Project Proposed For Mount Pleasant Auto Garage: Figure 1
3054 Mount Pleasant Street NW

An auto garage on Mount Pleasant’s main drag could be slated for redevelopment.

Architect Richard Foster presented plans Tuesday night to ANC 1D on behalf of a client who is considering purchasing Mount Pleasant Auto Repair at 3054 Mount Pleasant Street NW (map), and developing the property into a six-unit condo project with ground-floor retail.

The three-story condo section would sit back from the street and consist of three one-bedroom units and three duplexes. The project would have three parking spaces and there is the possibility that the building would have a roof deck.

Foster presented the concept to ANC 1D to obtain feedback prior to filing for concept review with the Historic Preservation Review Board, which his client plans to do this week. While the presentation was informational, there were a few concerns from the audience about the design of the project. Foster told UrbanTurf earlier in the day that the team may change plans based on the reaction of the ANC.

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