Planning officials and policymakers from capital cities around the world are in Washington this week to share insights on creating environmentally sustainable capitals. Sessions are free and open to the public throughout the week. To register and to learn more about our exciting sessions on creating a more sustainable world, please visit capitalsalliance.org.
The next monthly public Commission meeting is scheduled for Thursday, October 2, 2008, at 12:30 p.m. in the Commission offices. The tentative agenda is online; is available by calling our offices at 202-482-7200; or by emailing info@ncpc.gov. Please see the Public Notices and Comments page for current and previous notices.
On July 10 the National Capital Framework Plan, a joint effort of NCPC and the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts that aims to create vibrant and accessible destinations in federal precincts around the National Mall, was released for a 90-day public review and comment period that extends through October 10. Comments may be directed to FrameworkPlan@ncpc.gov or by regular mail. A second public comment meeting will take place on Thursday, September 25 at NCPC's offices. An open house will take place at 5:30 p.m. with a presentation and discussion to follow at 6:00 p.m.
Message from
the Chairman
Chairman
John V. Cogbill, III
At NCPC, we work to preserve some of the country's most iconic buildings and public spaces.
We plan for those who reside in the city as well as for the millions of people who visit Washington each year.
Our goal is to create an inspiring but livable, grand but practical, national city.
We are proud to lay the groundwork in the nation's capital, and we invite you to share your ideas on how to make Washington a more vibrant, world-class national capital.