Notice of a contested case hearing pursuant to § 3022 shall be given in accordance with § 3014 and the additional requirements of this section.
Notice of the hearing published in the D.C. Register shall include lot, square, and street address of the property involved; and the number of the Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC) area in which the property is located. This notice shall also cite the requirements for participation as a party.
At least forty (40) days prior to a hearing, the Commission shall mail a copy of the notice to:
When a Zoning Map amendment, planned unit development, air space development, or Zoning Commission review and approval pursuant to chapters 16, 18, 28, and 29 of this title is requested by a property owner for the property owned, the applicant shall give additional notice of the public hearing by posting the property with notice of hearing at least forty (40) days in advance of the hearing.
The notice required by § 3015.4 to be placed upon an applicant's property shall be posted in plain view of the public at each street frontage on the property and on the front of each existing building located on the subject property.
All notices required by § 3015.4 shall be supplied by the Director, and shall show the:
When required to post any notice by § 3015.4, the applicant shall file with the Director a sworn affidavit demonstrating compliance with §§ 3015.4 and 3015.5. This affidavit shall be filed not less than thirty (30) days prior to the public hearing. A form of affidavit supplied by the Director may be used, but is not required.
The applicant shall attach to the affidavit a photograph of each sign after posting and as viewed by the public, identifying the street frontage or other location of each sign.
The applicant shall make a reasonable effort to maintain the posting by checking the signs weekly and reposting when necessary. The applicant shall swear or affirm at the hearing that this has been done.
Notice of the public hearing pursuant to § 3015.3 shall not be a jurisdictional prerequisite to action by the Commission. It shall be intended to offer supplemental notice only.
If a failure of notice under § 3015.3 is alleged and proven, the Commission may consider all the surrounding circumstances, including the extent of actual notice received by the public from all sources, attendance at the public hearing, and the nature and extent of the proposed construction and use under the application, if approved. On the basis of these considerations, the Commission may determine whether the public hearing will be postponed, continued, or held as scheduled.
D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 11, r. 11-3015