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Here is CHRS website for further information. CHRS has quite a bit of information about the project, HERE, including the organization's views of how the project may or may not impact the Greater Capitol Hill Community.
Below is a DDOT newsletter, from July 2008, providing general project goals and design objectives.

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HERE is a link to DDOT/Anacostia Water Initiative’s 11th Street Bridge Project website
Greater, Greater Washington blog has a 3 part series discussion on the project, Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3.
~ Thank you Jeff F. for the tip.
2 comments:
Where is the opposition to the re-design's addition of a 295 skyway?
http://wwwtripwithinthebeltway.blogspot.com/2010/01/11th-street-bridges-11th-hour-design.html
Years later and still nothing upon mitigating the Anacostia Freeway by reconstructing it underground and extending a street grid atop to make the waterfront more accessible to neighborhoods east of the river.
For much info on the history of the area freeways , see my blog "A Trip Within The Beltway"- you might want to add it to your link list.
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