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  • Leonard H. Becker, General Counsel, Executive Office of the Mayor,
    and Robert J. Spagnoletti, Attorney General for the District of
    Columbia, letters settling litigation regarding Freedom of Information
    request, April 26, 2005 and April 29,
    2005
  • Casey Foundation to give the site proposed for the Mayoral mansion
    to the Salvation Army for sale, December
    12, 2003
  • John Finney, Kent Slowinski, William Snape, II, and Delores Milmoe,
    letter to Council Chairman Linda Cropp on the Whitehaven Parkway
    Transfer for the Mayor’s mansion, November
    5, 2003
  • Howard Bray, complaint for injunctive relief, seeking to get the
    District government to release its files on plans for and negotiations
    about the mayoral mansion, October 15,
    2003
  • Mayor Anthony A. Williams, security rationale for adding national
    parkland to the mayoral mansion site, September
    24, 2003
  • “Transfer of Jurisdiction of Part of U.S. Reservation 357 for the
    Mayor’s Official Residence Resolution of 2003,” PR
    15-381    . 
  • E-mails regarding the mayor’s mansion sent by Dick Carr, the Carr
    Company and Casey Mansion Foundation; Ellen McCarthy, DC Office of
    Planning; and Charles Barbera, Corporation Counsel’s Office; April
    18, 2003, and May 7, 2003
  • Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, bill to establish the Carter G. Woodson
    Home National Historical Site, February 27,
    2003
  • Kathy Patterson letter to the National Park Service on proposed land
    swap, January 17, 2003
  • Casey Mansion Committee response to the Environmental Assessment, January
    17, 2003
  • Defenders of Wildlife response to the Environmental Assessment of
    the proposed Mayoral Mansion land swap, January
    16, 2003
  • Richard W. Carr letter to Irena Webster, Association for the Study
    of Afro-American Life and History, outlining deal for the Carter
    Woodson house, January 15, 2003
  • Casey Mansion Committee Resolution, calling on officials to oppose
    the proposed swap of the Whitehaven Tract, signed by Foxhall Community
    Association, Burleigh Citizens Association, Glover Park Citizens
    Association, and Palisades Citizens Association, January
    2003
  • Kent Slowinski, Foxhall Community Citizens Association, Casey
    Mansion Committee, “Proposed NPS Land Swap Is a Bad Deal for the
    Public,” January 2003
  • Foxhall Community Citizens Association, Casey Mansion Committee,
    summary of its position on the Casey Mansion and on the proposed
    transfer of National Park Service Whitehaven Park land to the Casey
    Mansion Foundation, December 2002
  • Foxhall Community Citizens Association, Casey Mansion Committee,
    Issues regarding the proposed NPS/CMF land transfer, December
    29, 2002
  • Casey Mansion Committee letter to National Park Service proposing
    change in land swap, December 23, 2003
  • Sections of the Technical Amendments Act of 2001, Bill
    14-216    , applicable to the Casey Mansion proposal
  • “Approval of the Proposal from the Eugene B. Casey Foundation for
    an Official Residence of the Mayor Resolution of 2001,” PR
    14-179
  • Mayor’s Official Residence Commission final report, April
    24, 2001
  • Mayor’s Official Residence Commission, draft summary of report, April
    17, 2001
  • Gary Imhoff, testimony to the Mayor’s Official Residence
    Commission, April 17, 2001
  • Foxhall Community Citizens Association, testimony to the Mayor’s
    Official Residence Commission, April
    17, 2001
  • Letter from Mrs. Eugene B. Casey, Eugene B. Casey Foundation,
    offering the “Casey Mansion” as the Mayor’s official residence, February
    26, 2001
  • Members of the Mayor’s Official Residence
    Commission
  • “Mayor’s Official Residence Commission Establishment Act of
    2000,” Bill
    13-590, DC Law 13-179