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National Capital Planning Commission
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The Federal Planning Agency for America's Capital
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Join us in looking back at the agency's work advancing efforts to revitalize some of the capital’s most visible and symbolic spaces as well as shaping the design of several important federal projects.
Panel sponsored by NCPC and the Public Buildings Reform Board lays out the framework for the disposition and redevelopment of the James V. Forrestal Building in Southwest Washington.
Explore guidelines that reinforce the iconic form and identity of the nation’s capital.
Next Meeting Agenda
The tentative agenda and project materials are available for review.
Past Meeting Materials
Watch the meeting video, read the official actions, and find out what happened at NCPC's previous meetings.
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The National Capital Planning Commission is the federal government's planning agency for the National Capital Region.
The 12-member Commission meets monthly to adopt, approve, or provide advice on plans and projects that impact the nation's capital and surrounding areas.
