The Washington times., 1931-03-31
THREE ZONES
BEAR BRUNT
Of BANS
New Code to Become EffeC-
tive 10 Days After Its Pub
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representatives of half a dozen
Government departments which
resulted in changing the bound
aries of the third zone as origi-
nally proposed. The original pro
posal for this zone extended from
Twentieth Street to Third Street
Northwest and from N Street
Northwest to B Street Southwest
Protests Win Changes
Delegates from the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing, the De
partment of Agriculture and the
Smithsonian Institution were sue
cessful in convincing the Commits
sionerS not to include the territory
in the immediate vicinity of these
departments in the third zone
area. A delegation from the Gen
eral Accounting Office, housed in
the Pension Building, was equally
successful in convincing the Com.
miSsiOnerS against the inclusion
Of Third Street in the third zone.
Protests of delegates from the
Interstate Commerce Commission
against a twO-hOur parking limit
on Eighteenth Street, Nineteenth
Street and Twentieth Street were
unheeded.
Merchants in the downtown
area were also unsuccessful in
their attempts to convince the
commissioners against the park
ing ban in the morning rush
hour in the downtown parking
area.
TaxicabS Also Hit
A delegation from the City
Postoffice urged the Commits
sioners to establish municipal
parking space or garages in the
central section of the city. The
new section also bans taxicabs
from parking at licensed hack
stands and in front of hotels in
the shopping area during the
ulOI l1IIlS TuS1 IlOuE.
Fifteen minutes is added to the
ban on parking along 1Iow streets
during the morning rush period.
The ban remains the same, from
4 to 6 p. m. Under this ban,
merchants are prohibited from
loading or unloading trucks on
flow streets during the restricted
hours.
Under the revised section, park
ing is abolished at all times on
both sides of Calvert Street North
west in front of the new Shore
ham Hotel; on M Street North
west from Eighteenth Street to
Connecticut Avenue, and on
Potomac Street Northwest from X
Street to Grace Street.
Where Parking is Banned
Parking is banned at all times
on the north side of the street
on Grace Street northwest. from
Wisconsin Avenue to Potomac
Street; Newton Street northwest
from Fourteenth Street to Six
teenth Street: @ Street northwest
from Massachusetts to Wisconsin
Avenues; Summit Place north
west, from Eighteenth Street to
Quarry Road; c Street northeast,
from Fourth to Sixth Streets,
south of Stanton Square. and R
Street northeast from Second
Street to lexington Place.
Parking is banned at all times
on the south side of Bancroft
Place northwest, between Twenty
second and Twenty,third Streets;
Buchanan Street northwest, be-
tween Fourteenth Street and Ar
kansas Avenue; Cathedral Ave
rue northwest between Thirty
ninth Street and the Westchester
Apartments, and Monroe Street
northwest from Fourteenth to Six
teenth Streets.
Parking on the east side of the
street is prohibited at all times
on Center Street northwest, be-
tween Newton and Ogden Streets;
Park Place northwest. between
Hobart Place and Rock Greek
Church Road; Quarry Road north
west, between Columbia Road
and Eighteenth Street; Rock
Greek Church Road northwest,
between New Hampshire Avenue
and Spring Road; Thornton Place
northwest between Wyoming Ave
nue. and Kalorama Road, and
Sixth Street northwest between
D Street and Massachusetts Ave.
nue..
Connecticut Avenue Affected
Parking is banned at all times
on the west side of Connecticut
Avenue Northwest between M
and Eighteenth Streets; Mozart
Place Northwest between Co.
lumbia Road and Euclid Street
and Seventh Street Northwest be-
tween K and Mt. Vernon Place.
Parking bans during both the
morning and evening rush per-
iods became effective on the fol-
lowing streets all in the north
west section.
The south side Of C Street be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth
Streets; the south side of Vir-
ginia Avenue between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth Streets; both
sides of Sixth Street between
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island
Avenues, and the west side of
Sixth Street between D Street
and Massachusetts Avenue. Dur
ing the hours of 8 to $50 a. M,
parking bans have been added to