The DCHA board of commissioners will vote Friday morning to approve a two-year contract for interim director Brenda Donald. So much for a national search.
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The D.C. Housing Authority board of commissioners will not renew the contract of Executive Director
Tyrone Garrett, Loose Lips has learned. Garrett was notified last week that he will soon be out of a job and then posted on social media that he’s looking for work.
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Greenleaf Gardens in Southwest. Image by the author.
In November 2020, the DC Housing Authority selected a co-development team including Pennrose, EYA and Bozzuto to redevelop the 15-acre Greenleaf Gardens housing community in Southwest. Their goal was to use the “build-first” model in which new units for the public housing residents are delivered before razing and redeveloping their current units, so as to not leave them scattered and displaced.
The co-development team initially presented two build-first options in their proposal: a surface parking lot at the nearby Capitol Park Plaza & Twins apartment complex and a portion of the development planned by Westminster Church a couple of blocks away. Both sites are attached to members of the development team.