District of Columbia § 6-1133 Duties of Advisory Board.

District of Columbia Statutes

§ 6-1133 — Duties of Advisory Board.

District of Columbia § 6-1133

Title 6Housing and Building Restrictions and Regulations.

Ch. 11Historic Landmark and Historic District Protection.

Subch. IIHistoric Rhodes Tavern.

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D.C. Code § 6-1133 (2026).

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The Board shall:

(1)Negotiate with the owners of the Rhodes Tavern to determine whether said owners will enter into an agreement to fulfill the objectives declared in § 6-1131 . If the Board determines that such an agreement cannot be achieved, then the Board will prepare a report to the Mayor and the Council outlining actions that should be taken by the District of Columbia government to implement the policy declared in § 6-1131 ;

(2)Prepare reports and information for the Mayor and Council concerning:

(A)How Rhodes Tavern can be preserved, restored, reused, and integrated into any proposed development;

(B)A complete documented history of Rhodes Tavern; and

(C)Any other matter which the Board deems appropriate;

(3)Prepare an application nominating Rhodes Tavern as a Cate

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The Board shall:

(1) Negotiate with the owners of the Rhodes Tavern to determine whether said owners will enter into an agreement to fulfill the objectives declared in § 6-1131 . If the Board determines that such an agreement cannot be achieved, then the Board will prepare a report to the Mayor and the Council outlining actions that should be taken by the District of Columbia government to implement the policy declared in § 6-1131 ;

(2) Prepare reports and information for the Mayor and Council concerning:

(A) How Rhodes Tavern can be preserved, restored, reused, and integrated into any proposed development;

(B) A complete documented history of Rhodes Tavern; and

(C) Any other matter which the Board deems appropriate;

(3) Prepare an application nominating Rhodes Tavern as a Category I Landmark on The District of Columbia’s Inventory of Historic Sites; and

(4) Undertake any other activities which it determines are appropriate to achieve the objectives of the policy declared in § 6-1131 .