4.D 632: Al 2 -2 ALEXANDRIA WATERFRONT HEARING BEFORE THE COMMITTEE ON THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA NINETY-SECOND CONGRESS SECOND SESSION ON S. 3861 TO CONVEY TO THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA, Agnew, Mrs. Marian K., executive board, Mc Lean Trails. Alderson, George, legislative director, Friends of the Earth. Berler, Mrs. Rose, president, League of Women Voters of Alexandria, Va.. 103 101 Hampton, Col. Kenneth R., U.S. Army (Ret.), conservation liaison, 107 McCaw, Robert B., legal counsel, Northern Virginia Conservation Coun- Michael, Dr. Linda, architect, Washington Metropolitan Chapter, Ameri- can Institute of Architects; and the Alexandria Board of Trade. League of Women Voters of Alexandria, Va...- - McCaw, Robert B., legal counsel, Northern Virginia Conservation Montague, Robert L., president, Old Town Civic Association_- MATERIAL SUBMITTED Alexandria Board of Trade waterfront study. Bendheim, Leroy S., James M. Thomson and Frank E. Mann, Alexandria's elected members of the Virginia General Assembly; letter to the mayor 104 62 90 86 "City Waterfront", Alexandria Gazette and Washington Star, May 20, Executive Order 11296, evaluation of flood hazards in locating federally Transmittal sheet on real property flood hazard evaluation, June 13, Oliver Quayle Co. survey of opinion in Alexandria on the proposed Water- gate apartment project, study 1463, February 1972- "Pass Waterfront Bill," Alexandria Journal, July 15, 1971. Proposed changes to S. 3861_ Bases for proposed changes- Questions on S. 3861- Resolution, Washington Metropolitan Chapter, American Institute of "Revictimizing Citizens," Washington Star, June 15, 1972. 258 164 140 159 118 57 120 224 173 168 121 169 223 112 "Waterfront Choice," Alexandria Journal, December 16, 1971. 163 167 119 113 "Where Not to Park," Alexandria Journal, August 19, 1971. 165 ALEXANDRIA WATERFRONT THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1972 U.S. SENATE, COMMITTEE ON THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washington, D.C. The committee met, pursuant to notice, at 9:45 a.m., in room 6226, New Senate Office Building, Senator Thomas F. Eagleton (chairman of the committee) presiding. Present: Senators Eagleton and Buckley. Staff present: Gene E. Godley, general counsel; Robert Maynard. counsel; and Sidney H. Hurlburt, minority staff director. The CHAIRMAN. We will now commence hearings on S. 3861, a bill to convey the Federal interest in the Alexandria waterfront in exchange for a land-use plan. Similar bills were reported out of both the Senate Judiciary Committee and the Senate District of Columbia Committee during the 91st Congress. The Senate District Committee reported the bill and it passed the Senate, although it did not pass the House. A companion bill, H.R. 15550, has been reported from the House District of Columbia Committee this year and is presently awaiting action on the House floor. I now place in the record a copy of S. 3861 and a report from the District of Columbia government on that bill. (The bill and report referred to follows:) (1) |