State Supreme Court hears Wales Alley case - Alexandria Times

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Vol. 9, No. 38 Alexandria’s only independent hometown newspaper SEPTEMBER 19, 2013
T.C. leaves poorly
performing schools list
Jefferson-Houston stays Natalie Mitchell, the Title
on, with state takeover 1 director for Alexandria City
still possible Public Schools, said T.C. Wil-
liams was removed from the
list, in part, because of test-
By Erich WagnEr
score improvements in recent

The Virginia Department of years. Although it did not re-
Education announced Tuesday ceive Title 1 funds, T.C. was
that T.C. Williams will leave grandfathered onto the list for
the “priority schools” list, accepting now-defunct school
while Jefferson-Houston will improvement grants.
remain on it for a second year. Clinton Page, account-
The annual list of low- ability director for the school
achieving schools identifies district, believes T.C. will con-
institutions that either receive tinue improving even without
or are eligible for federal Title a partner organization offering
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1 funding. Schools — which additional support.
Attorneys for the city and the Old Dominion Boat Club were at it again last week, debating who has claim
must stay on the list for a mini- “ACPS is extremely proud
to Wales Alley before the Virginia Supreme Court.
mum of three years — also are of the work that has taken
State Supreme Court hears
required to hire partner orga- place at T.C. Williams,” Page
nizations for assistance with
turnaround efforts. SEE acadEmics | 8
Wales Alley case — again
City, boat club continue battle has been years in the moval and parking enforce-
fight over control of making, featuring a previous ment — it gave up easement
waterfront roadway trip before the state Supreme rights through a process
Court last year. The fight known as implied dedication
flared up about three years ago and acceptance.
By Erich WagnEr
when City Hall let Virtue Feed “The implied dedication ef-

Another chapter began and Grain install a deck in the fectively erased the easement
last week in the lengthy fight alley. The boat club, which previously held by the boat
over control of Wales claimed a centuries-old ease- club, because the alley became
Alley. The Virginia ment on the property, launched a public way,” Banks said. “As
Supreme Court took a legal campaign fighting for a neighbor to that public way,
up the case as attor- control of the roadway after- they automatically had access
neys for the city and ward. like any other citizen.”
Old Dominion Boat City attorney Jim Banks But David Chamowitz,
Club sparred over said after the Supreme Court who represents the owners of
who has claim hearing that when the the boat club, argued in court
of the narrow boat club accepted documents that since the orga- photo/sawyer mcelhatton
HOLDING THEM OFF In a game that saw both quarterbacks un-
waterfront public services in nization did not own the alley
der pressure, linemen for Bishop Ireton and St. Stephen’s and St. Agnes
roadway. Wales Alley — like battle back and forth Saturday. For more on the game, see page 20.
The court repaving, snow re- SEE WalEs allEy | 10
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“This is a major diplo- Moran said the agreement
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Obama administration,” he use of chemical weapons.
said in a statement. “In a two- “President [Barack] Obama
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Going bumper-to-bumper with Uber
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By anna harris over that ride.”
Customers access the app on- Teklehaiman on the app broad-

As cabbies continue to be- line or on their smartphones ening his client base. - matt carrington
moan lost business with the ar- and pay by credit card. It also Providing electronic book- Taxi magic spokesman
rival of Uber in the Port City, offers automated call and text ing helps local cab companies
two local companies have options. compete against Uber, which
teamed up to level the playing “We are transforming the is classified as a limo service offering the same service but without getting any clients.
field. tech experience using the by state regulators and, as at a better price point. Even with repeat customers,
Greater Alexandria-based power of mobile technology,” such, doesn’t face the same re- “We’re just Alexandria Yel- it’s hard competing with Uber
Taxi Magic created a smart- said Taxi Magic spokesman strictions. low Cab, so we try to find as and similar services like Taxi
phone app that enables cus- Matt Carrington. “If you’re a “There is some general many ways for drivers to be Magic.
tomers to book a taxi to and rider, the benefit is you’ll get a unfairness in the way new able to get fares through what- “We used to get calls, but
from anywhere in the Alex- ride quickly, and you’re going competitors have entered into ever means,” Summers said. now Uber is taking business
andria and D.C. metropolitan to have more control over that the market,” said Carrington. While Taxi Magic helps [away from us]. ... We are not
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the company says benefits lo- taxi drivers as well. Drivers and regulations that the rest of many area companies that is open to working with other
cal residents. still keep all fare revenue from the taxis have to follow.” haven’t adopted the app yet. cab companies in the city if
“The goal is to make [book- the ride and offering trips via Summers believes that Taxi Samuel Tsegaye, a White enough interest exists and they
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Cromley reveals new design
for North Columbus Street
Proposal receives rave ing the idea, David Lamb, one design that should be on a
reviews from neighbors who lives along the block near site,” Cromley said. “I like to
the project site, said he came think that I’m creative enough
around after speaking with to satisfy my design objectives
By Erich WagnEr
Cromley about the proposal. but also make sure the design

When local developer and “I have to give him credit is appropriate for the site and
architect William Cromley for the new design,” Lamb addresses some of the con-
went before the board of archi- said. “[This] is a good example cerns that neighbors had.”
tectural review in the spring, of a developer and the commu- While most of the board
neighbors had some choice nity, with the guidance of the said they still approve of the
words for the five proposed BAR and city council, work- design, member Oscar Fitzger-
townhouses at the 300 block of ing together. I think we’ve ald believes the changes feel
N. Columbus St.: monolithic, established a blueprint that like a missed opportunity.
commercial and impersonal. could really work [for devel- “To be fair, if I lived across
So, Cromley returned to the opment conflicts elsewhere in the street, maybe it wouldn’t
drawing board, even though the city].” be what I’d like to see every
his original proposal received And Linda Bogaczyk, a day,” Fitzgerald said. “I think
board approval. After a couple resident who filed an appeal of it’s a tragedy. We had a chance
of meetings with residents the original board approval for to do something really nice,
over the summer, he visited city council review, called the something that people would
the board again last week with new proposal a vast improve- come to see and to look at, and
a new design as well as the ment. it’s a shame to lose that oppor-
backing of neighbors. “Its not our job to dictate tunity.”
The primary change to the design to a developer,” Bo- Cromley understands Fitzger-
the blueprint, which calls for gaczyk said. “We made sug- ald’s disappointment but said
townhomes at the site of a gestions to him, and he came the board member will be pleas-
rundown parking lot adjacent back in good faith to us with antly surprised with the final
to the Kate Waller Barrett the new design. You can never product. Get Out Now
Branch Library, was lowering turn back the clock, and all “It respects certain prin-
the height from about 39-feet you can do is look forward. ciples of traditional architec-
before you are grounded
tall down to 34.5 feet. The new And I’m anxious for the dig- ture, but at close inspection,
design also rearranges the win- ging to begin.” it will read as a building built for life by your current bank
dows on the front of the town- While every developer and in the 21st century,” Cromley
homes into a more traditional architect has their vision for a said. “I’m hoping and confi-
layout. particular property, Cromley dent that people will see that
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acadEmics results this summer, but it still Virginia plans a state takeover
did not meet federal bench- of Jefferson-Houston. Officials
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marks. predict that the school will not
said. “The dedicated students, “This year [American In- receive accreditation again this
staff and administration made stitutes for Research] will also year.
significant strides and gains, add some reading support,” The Alexandria School
not only in standardized test- Mitchell said. Board passed a resolution last
ing, and we look forward to see Reading scores dipped in week supporting a legal chal-
them continue in the coming schools across Virginia this lenge by Norfolk City Pub-
years.” year with the advent of a new, lic Schools and the Virginia
With Jefferson-Houston more rigorous test. School Boards Association re-
still on the list, Mitchell said The federal government garding the new Opportunity
the city school board renewed will fund the added support Educational Institution, a new
a contract with the American from the research institute, state entity designed to take
Institutes for Research, which according to Mitchell, so par- over failing schools.
had been providing — among ents don’t need to worry about “This is separate from [the
other things — instructional money leaving other educa- Opportunity Educational In-
assistance for students to im- tional initiatives. stitution] and that designation,
prove math skills. The school Since the list is tied to fed- which is based entirely on the
saw a 15-percentage point gain eral education funding and accreditation results, which are
on math scores in the prelimi- regulations, Page said the dis- scheduled to be released Fri-
nary Standards of Learning trict still doesn’t know whether day,” Page said. “We haven’t
been given a specific timeline
[for the possible state takeover]
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outside of maybe later this
State officials announced Tuesday that the embattled Jefferson-
winter or next spring.”
Houston School will remain on the low-performing schools list.
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WalEs allEy ‘public’ is trying to make it pri-
vate, while a private owner is
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trying to keep it fully public.”
outright, it had no avenue to Banks disagreed with
reject those services. Chamowitz’s assertion, saying
“The easement owner has that approval of the patio was
no legal right to object to any contingent on previous city de-
actions taken or uses made of cisions to turn the alley into a
the servient estate which do one-way street. The city attor-
not interfere with its easement ney said the road redesign was
Of all the shoulders rights,” Chamowitz wrote. part of a comprehensive study
Chamowitz further argued of traffic patterns intended to
we replace every year,
that the city’s actions in ap- benefit all residents.
one is the most important. proving construction of a back “When Virtue Feed and
patio in the alley amount to Grain was given license to set
Yours. taking away the boat club’s up outdoor dining in Wales
rights in favor of another pri- Alley, it was done in conjunc-
vate entity — in this case, Vir- tion with the city’s decision
tue Feed and Grain. that Wales go from two-way to
“The irony of this case one-way while looking at traf-
is that, for all the discussion fic patterns through the whole
of ‘implied dedication to the area,” Banks said. “The city
public,’ it is the ODBC who looked at how traffic flows
is trying to keep Wales Alley along the waterfront, and one
entirely open for continued use of the things it really wanted to
by the public and itself, while do was encourage pedestrian
the city and an adjacent owner traffic toward the water.
are trying to close off a signifi- “One way to accomplish
cant portion as private restau- that was to make Wales Alley
rant space and limit the use of one-way and also repaving in
the rest of it,” he wrote. “The the fashion that we did.”
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front roadway.