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Williamsburg Civic Association -- Activities and News of the Williamsburg Neighborhood
Description
The Williamsburg Civic Association was organized in 1951, when large-scale housing construction began in this part of North Arlington. The Civic Association was active over the next several decades, protecting community interests and campaigning for neighborhood improvements. During the late eighties and early nineties, the Civic Association became largely inactive.
In the late nineties, however, a cellular telephone company sought to install a monopole atop the Minor Hill water storage facility. This threat galvanized the neighborhood and the Williamsburg Civic Association was revitalized to deal with it. WCA leaders, recognizing the importance of the county's Neighborhood Conservation (NC) Program, focused much of their attention on developing a Neighborhood Conservation Plan, begun in March 1997 and approved by the Arlington County Board in 2000.
We were able to carry out some, but not all, of those priorities in the year which followed. Accomplishments May 2001-May 2002
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- ARLINGTON VA
- United States 22207-1172
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- +1.7035367626
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