EDIT: The Commissioner's Resolution for a Moratorium was approved unanimously by all Commissioners present at the December meeting. With a collective capacity of over 7,000 patrons, there is no more room for any for nightlife establishment in the Queens Chapel Road corridor of 5C02. For decades, residents of the greater Woodridge Community have battled noise … Continue reading What Commissioner Deleon’s Proposed Moratorium means for 5C02
Friends and neighbors, November has been a busy month! Here are a few things the Commissioner has been up to over the past few weeks: Touring Local Businesses: I was pleased to have to have toured Alternative Solutions Marijuana Cultivation Center last week alongside Woodridge South Civic Assn. President Carlos Davis and fellow Commissioner Treadway. The secure facility is just one … Continue reading November Commissioner Newsletter
Friends and neighbors, October has been a busy month! While the leaves are falling, temperature has been dropping, and school kicking into high gear, here are some of the things I've been working on: (Still) Pushing my progressive Commissioner Agenda through the DC Council: Over the past few months I've been meeting with members of the … Continue reading October Commissioner Newsletter
Friends and neighbors, With our Commission back in session, school back in session, and the Pope's visit to DC, September has been a busy month – and it's not even over yet! Here are some of the things I've been working on: Pushing my progressive Commissioner Agenda through the DC Council: Over the past few months … Continue reading Fall in 5C02 | September Newsletter
Friends and neighbors, I hope you're enjoying the last few weeks of summer, and for teachers and parents, looking forward to the start of a great school year. While the Commission is officially in recess, it has been a busy month around 5C02. Here are some of the things I've been working on: Fighting proposed elimination of … Continue reading Summer Fun in 5C02 | August Newsletter
Starting on July 3, 2015, landlords in the District of Columbia must provide rental applicants with a copy of the Tenant Bill of Rights. The Tenant Bill of Rights outlines the rights of tenants in the District of Columbia and covers areas such as leases, security deposit, disclosure of information, rent increases, building conditions, quiet … Continue reading DC’s Tenant Bill of Rights and what it means for renters and landlords
Preview of an interview between Stephen Kolb and Commissioner Deleon on the issues of DC Statehood, ANC duties, and what makes DC such a great place to live, work, and raise a family. https://youtu.be/pgVx7KvQM2w
