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 …

Established by Congress in 1924, the National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC) is the federal government’s central planning agency for the National Capital Region.

The Act established NCPC as the central planning agency for the federal government in the National Capital Region. NCPC and the District of Columbia jointly shared responsibility for creation of the …

The project partners are NCPC, the General Services Administration (GSA), National Park Service (NPS), the District of Columbia government (represented by the Deputy Mayor’s Office of Planning …

NCPC's Submission Guidelines describe the Commission's statutory authority, the content of submissions, submission stages, and the overall coordination and review process of NCPC's project …

Meeting dates may vary based on federal holidays. Meeting attendees must sign in at the NCPC lobby. While the meeting is in progress, please put electronic devices in 'quiet' mode, and use the lobby for …

Unless otherwise noted in the Tentative and Final Agendas, NCPC’s meetings are conducted in a hybrid format. Commissioners and NCPC staff will be in person. The public and project applicants can …

The Comprehensive Plan for the National Capital is a unified plan comprised of two components – the Federal Elements (prepared by NCPC) and District Elements (prepared by the District of Columbia).

Dec 20, 2024 · The Commission meets monthly except for August. Each month begins a Commission cycle that has key dates and events. The Commission cycle describes the process by which the staff …

The 12-member Commission represents federal and local constituencies with a stake in planning for the nation’s capital. The President of the United States appoints three citizens, including the chair. At …