The RFK Master Plan is an opportunity to reimagine the campus as a vibrant, mixed-use neighborhood. The plan will establish new land use, zoning, and design standards to guide future development. It will also identify opportunities for new recreational areas and facilities, housing, businesses, and improved connections to the waterfront.  In March 2026, the District held two in-person Open Houses as part of the master planning process to explore themes on new building uses, park design, programming, accessibility and connectivity, and community amenities. This survey includes information and questions shared at those workshops for those unable to attend the in-person events or want to share more input. Please allow at least 30 minutes to complete this survey. It has been extended to remain open until April 17th, 2026 at 11:59pm. To learn more about the RFK Campus Redevelopment, please visit the project website OurRFK.dc.gov

🌐 [English-US] Please select from the language option above to complete this form in your preferred language. 🌐 [Spanish/Español] Seleccione la opción del idioma arriba para completar esta forma en su idioma preferido. 🌐 [Amharic/አማርኛ] እባክዎ ይህንን ቅጽ በመረጡት ቋንቋ ለመሙላት ከላይ ያለውን የቋንቋ ምርጫ ይምረጡ 🌐 [French/Français] Veuillez sélectionner l'option de langue ci-dessus pour remplir ce formulaire dans votre langue préférée. 🌐 [Chinese Mandarin/简体中文] 请从上面的语言选项中选择以您喜欢的语言填写此表格 🌐 [Korean/한국어] 위의 언어 옵션에서 원하는 언어로 이 양식을 작성해 주세요 In this Virtual Open House Survey, you will learn about the H Street Land Use and Market Study and respond to prompts to share your thoughts. The survey has been extended and is now open through April 17 at 5 pm! This survey is a follow-on to the In-Person Open House to reach those who didn't attend. If you attended the In-Person Open House on March 7, your feedback has been recorded. To stay involved, visit our website and join the mailing list at publicinput.com/hstreetstudy.

About the Project The Rhode Island Avenue Planning Study focuses on a portion of the corridor between 13th Street NE and Eastern Avenue NE. The study explores the corridor's land use and market potential and examines opportunities for public realm improvements and strategies that better meet community needs and catalyze future investments. 

 

The Office of Planning (OP) invites you to help plan new monuments and memorials in your community!  

From Minnesota Avenue to Division Avenue NE, WE NEED YOUR INPUT!  The DC Office of Planning (OP) is working to develop a Small Area Plan (SAP) for the Nannie Helen Burroughs Corridor (NHBCSAP). SAPs supplement the Comprehensive Plan by providing detailed direction for specific geographic areas to manage growth, promote revitalization, or achieve other long-range planning goals. SAPs are developed through a collaborative public process that provides opportunities for community input on priorities in the planning area. SAPs are approved by a resolution from the DC Council, and their key recommendations may be incorporated into the Comprehensive Plan in the future. The NHBCSAP will become a guide for the development of neighborhood-serving mixed uses including retail, housing, enhanced green spaces, and public space activation along the corridor. This existing conditions report shares information on community characteristics, demographic trends, and land use conditions. The Nannie Helen Burroughs Corridor Study focuses on the commercial main street which is highlighted in pink on the map on the next page. The data gathered in this report provides a foundation for a deeper analysis of Nannie Helen Burroughs Avenue NE. It begins to tell the story of a historic community east of the Anacostia River, connected by a once-thriving commercial corridor that serves several distinct neighborhoods. Data and community input from this report will inform the future Small Area Plan  

The Alabama Avenue SE Corridor Safety Improvements Project provides an opportunity to conduct a thorough assessment of all traffic and safety concerns for all transportation modes along Alabama Avenue SE. The project study area extends from Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue SE to Bowen Road SE/Ridge Road SE. The Alabama Avenue corridor was studied in 2017 and draft recommendations were developed. DDOT has implemented a number of improvements since the completion of the original study. DDOT will conduct community engagement throughout the project development process. 

PROJECT OVERVIEW The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) is exploring methods to bridge the gaps between neighborhoods divided by transportation infrastructure along the Route 295 Corridor. This initiative aims to lay the groundwork for upcoming construction endeavors aimed at easing the challenges posed by the Corridor. These efforts include enhancing safety and accessibility, facilitating various transportation modes for daily commuting needs, and integrating recreational and park areas into the community fabric. We strongly believe that funding from the Infrastructure Law will help improve the condition of our infrastructure not only in these communities but across the city.   To learn more about the DC-295 & I-295 Safety and Geometric Improvements Study, visit: https://dc295-i-295-corridor-improvements-study-dcgis.hub.arcgis.com/.

We are planning. We are planning together. We are planning for equity. The Office of Planning (OP) is working with residents and stakeholders to develop an updated vision and implementation plan for Pennsylvania Avenue SE, east of the Anacostia River. Sign-up below to get involved!