POLITICSAug 10 · 08:15 UTCWTOP DCGrace Newton

‘No one is saying no development’: DC residents hold lawn party to air RFK Campus concerns

Residents in Kingman Park hosted a lawn party to voice concerns about planned development on the 180-acre area surrounding the future Washington Commanders stadium. The Friends of Kingman Park Civic Association criticized the draft plan for potentially paving green space along Oklahoma Avenue and failing to prioritize community needs, such as local grocery options or train station access. They stressed that the public comment period regarding the RFK Campus Master Plan remains open until August 14.

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Friends of Kingman Park Civic AssociationorganizationD.C. Office of PlanningorganizationAlexis PazmiñopersonKingman Park districtplaceWashington Commanders stadiumtopicAnacostia RiverplaceRFK Campus Master Plantopic

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