FHNA January 2022 Monthly Meeting

January 18, 2022 by
Please join us for the first FHNA Meeting of 2022!
Date: Tuesday Jan 18
Time: 6:30 pm
Location: Virtual only (we will reevaluate in March) Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85736443850
Stay warm and cozy while catching up with happenings in the neighborhood and Beyond!
  • Rash field – Laurie Schwartz and Kate Howard will discuss plans for the new cafe
  • FH Main Street
  • Volunteer Opportunities
Our committees will provide updates on:
  • Beautification
  • Area 9 Parking Passes
  • Public safety
  • Sanitation
  • CHAP
  • BG&E pipeline project (tentative)

As tough as 2021 was in so many regards, it was a great year in terms of our membership and community involvement! Let’s keep that momentum going as we kick off 2022!

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FHNA November General Meeting!

November 12, 2021 by

Join us next week for the last general meeting of 2021!
Date: November 16th (Tuesday)
Time: 6:30 pm
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87906921962

Agenda highlights:

  • Public Utilities – BGE will present their upcoming pipeline renovation project which will impact several of the blocks in Federal Hill within the next few weeks. This is an opportunity to get answers on how if will affect you!
  • Harbor Hill Apartments – CHAP hearing update
  • FHNA committees – Our  busy committees inform us of their recent work and plans for a holiday donation drive
  • MainStreet – Holiday activities and more!

See you there!

 

 

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FHNA Special Meeting – 11/02/2021

October 27, 2021 by

When: Tuesday, November 2 at 5pm

Why: Special Meeting to discuss the “rehabilitation and renovation” of Harbor Hill Apartments
 

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As discussed at the FHNA meeting last week, we received notification that the new owners of the Harbor Hill Apartments at 301 Warren Ave are scheduled to present their renovation plans to CHAP for review on November 9th. Below is an updated link to the plans. This project impacts a lot of our members, particularly those who live on Riverside, Hamburg, Warren and Grindall. 
 
Several engaged members of the community as well FHNA board members and the ARC have spent the last week gathering information on the proposed project. The purpose of the November 2nd meeting is to discuss the project (CHAP representatives will be present) and how it could impact the neighborhood. Depending on the outcome of tomorrow’s meeting, we may need to schedule a followup meeting before the November 9th CHAP hearing. 
 
The FHNA Special Meeting is open to the public. As always, a vote will be necessary to initiate any formal FHNA action or response. You must be a current member to vote. However, we will also discuss the importance of individual responses – especially from those directly impacted. 
Information on the project:
The plans are updated from the 2017 plans but have not increased the height. In 2017 the height was 4 stories at 40 feet with a penthouse and rooftop stair tower up to 15 feet on the roof. The same height is proposed in the 2021 submission and now there is a 5 foot setback on the 4th story along most of Grindall Street, with less of a setback at the corner with Riverside Avenue and several places where the setback is 9 feet. The setback of the 4th story along Riverside Avenue has increased from about 6 inches to 18 inches. We asked the team to provide more dimensions in their submission and to provide more sightline drawings. Here is the link to the updated version where you can see those measurements and sightlines. https://www.dropbox.com/s/t7b1jopbw668uts/21-1109%20CHAP%20PRESENTATION%20-%20UPDATED%2021-1029.pdf?dl=0
 
As discussed at the FHNA meeting last week, we received notification that the new owners of the Harbor Hill Apartments at 301 Warren Ave are scheduled to present their renovation plans to CHAP for review on November 9th. Below is an updated link to the plans. This project impacts a lot of our members, particularly those who live on Riverside, Hamburg, Warren and Grindall. 
 
Several engaged members of the community as well FHNA board members and the ARC have spent the last week gathering information on the proposed project. The purpose of the November 2nd meeting is to discuss the project (CHAP representatives will be present) and how it could impact the neighborhood. Depending on the outcome of tomorrow’s meeting, we may need to schedule a followup meeting before the November 9th CHAP hearing. 
 
The FHNA Special Meeting is open to the public. As always, a vote will be necessary to initiate any formal FHNA action or response. You must be a current member to vote. However, we will also discuss the importance of individual responses – especially from those directly impacted. 
Information on the project:
The plans are updated from the 2017 plans but have not increased the height. In 2017 the height was 4 stories at 40 feet with a penthouse and rooftop stair tower up to 15 feet on the roof. The same height is proposed in the 2021 submission and now there is a 5 foot setback on the 4th story along most of Grindall Street, with less of a setback at the corner with Riverside Avenue and several places where the setback is 9 feet. The setback of the 4th story along Riverside Avenue has increased from about 6 inches to 18 inches. We asked the team to provide more dimensions in their submission and to provide more sightline drawings. Here is the link to the updated version where you can see those measurements and sightlines. https://www.dropbox.com/s/t7b1jopbw668uts/21-1109%20CHAP%20PRESENTATION%20-%20UPDATED%2021-1029.pdf?dl=0
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FHNA October 2021 General Meeting

October 18, 2021 by
Join us at the FHNA October General Membership Meeting!
When: Tuesday October 19 at 6:30pm
Where : Virtual
Join Zoom Meeting
Why: Learn what our committees are working on: public safety, clean and green, collaborating with the business district, neighborhood schools and much more!
Bonus: Learn how you can become involved!
Hope to see you there!
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