Tag: national capital planning commission
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Coalition Submits Questions to NCPC About Temporary Office Unit in East Potomac Park
We would like to submit for the Commission’s consideration the following questions regarding the National Park Service’s planned Temporary Office Unit in East Potomac Park, which you will be reviewing during the November 4, 2010 NCPC public meeting.
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Site Recommendations for the Latino American Museum
The Commission studying potential locations for the future Latino American museum will present its site recommendations this coming Thursday, July 1st, at the public session of the National Capital Planning Commission.
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Latest comments on Vietnam Visitors Center
At its monthly meeting on June 4, 2009, the National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC) reviewed the latest revised design concept for the proposed Vietnam Veterans Memorial Visitors Center. This project […]
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Vietnam Wall Visitor Center Approved
Dear Coalition Friends: The front page of last Friday’s Washington Post reports on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Visitor Center approved by the National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC) at their meeting […]
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National Capital Planning Commission Announces Initiative to Beautify the Mall
Yesterday, the National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC) announced a planning initiative to improve federal land in areas around the Mall, to make them more appealing as future monument and museum sites.
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Post letter: Looking Out for the Mall
Dear Coalition Friends, Yesterday’s Washington Post contains an editorial correction and a letter from the Chairmen of the Commission of Fine Arts and the National Capital Planning Commission regarding the […]
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National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC) Rejects Park Service Plan
Yesterday’s Washington Post (Friday, December 5th) reports that the National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC) rejected Park Service plans for security bollards (concrete posts) and the design for 2 new visitor facilities at the Lincoln Memorial.
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National Capital Planning Commission Responds to Feldman’s “We Must Save America’s Mall”
Why attack the messenger? We wondered what the National Capital Planning Commission’s (NCPC) Executive Director, Patricia Gallagher, had in mind when she penned the personal attack published in today’s Washington Post, copied below.
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