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archives | Columns: - February 1998, "Regulatory Reform: Improvement or
Impediment?" - January 1998, "DC Environmental and Regulatory
Reform" - December 1997, for the Committee of 100, Phil
co-authored a Memorandum on Bill 12-458, the "Omnibus Regulatory Reform Amendment Act
of 1997," and wrote an open letter to Councilmember Harold Brazil - August 1997, "Barry Undercuts Council — Again"
Phil Mendelson is Chairman of Advisory Neighborhood Commission 3-C, and a former
staff person for Jim Nathanson and then David Clarke at the City Council. He ran city-wide
for the Council in 1996. |
