Georgetown University, neighbors making plans

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New projects will soon be under way as part of the Georgetown University 10-year campus expansion plan, as the school and its neighbors are now working together after a contentious start.

D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray on Wednesday announced a partnership has been formed between the school and the community’s Advisory Neighborhood Commission. The union came as a result of mediation between the parts, which had followed months of what Gray called a “stalemate.” The university and ANC both agreed to undergo mediation, which resulted in the newly founded partnership.

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