Arthur Capper Hope VI Project

The District of Columbia Office of Planning Anacostia Waterfront Initiative, the Low Impact Development Center, Inc. (LIDC), and the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (MWCOG) received a grant from the Chesapeake Bay Small Watersheds Grant Program through the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation to develop Low Impact Development (LID) design guidelines for the Arthur Capper Hope VI project in Southeast Washington, D.C. The Hope VI program is a United States Housing and Urban Development (HUD) redevelopment initiative that is designed to revitalize large urban areas with a mix of commercial, office, and residential uses. This project is located in the area across from the Navy Yard and runs from M Street to Interstate 395 and from 2nd Street S.E. to 10th Street
S.E. and encompasses approximately 120 acres.

	Executive Summary Draft Project Overview Low Impact Development Guidelines Arthur Capper Hope IV Community Washington, D.C. [.PDF, 16kb]
	Community Stormwater Management Guidelines for Arthur Capper/ Carrollsburg Dwellings [.PDF, 1.5MB]
	Stormwater Management Study Arthur Capper/ Carrollsburg Dwellings LID Project [.PDF, 692kb]