Press Release For Immediate Release March 22, 2004 Mayor Anthony Williams Announces the Mt. Vernon Triangle Action Agenda (Washington, DC) Tomorrow, Mayor Anthony A. Williams will release the Mt. Vernon Triangle Action Agenda, designed to help create a new vibrant and active mixed-use neighborhood in the emerging east end of Downtown DC. Located on 30 acres bordered by Massachusetts, New York and New Jersey Avenues, this Downtown community boasts exciting new residential, retail, and commercial opportunities. At the public announcement, you can learn about: The District-led public/private planning partnership to revitalize this community and the vision for the Triangle. Formation of the new Community Improvement District: What's the goal? What are the benefits? Update on winning proposal for the Wax Museum site. New development projects in Mount Vernon Triangle. Tomorrow's event is hosted by the District of Columbia Office of Planning, National Capital Revitalization Corporation, and the Mount Vernon Triangle Alliance   What: Release of the Mt. Vernon Triangle Action Agenda   Who: Mayor Anthony A. Williams Andrew Altman, Director, DC Office of Planning Theodore Carter, President & CEO, National Capital Revitalization Corporation Marc Dubick, Senior Vice President, Lowe Enterprises, Wax Museum Developer Robert Gladstone, Quadrangle Development Co., Mount Vernon Triangle Alliance   When: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 1 pm   Where: City Museum of Washington 801 K Street, NW (across from the new Convention Center)