Bill > CER26-0024

This resolution recognizes the 100th anniversary of the National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC), a federal agency established in 1924 to guide long-term development of Washington, DC and the surrounding National Capital Region. The resolution highlights NCPC's century-long contributions to urban planning, including its collaborative work with the District of Columbia, its role in preserving the city's historic character, and its oversight of critical planning initiatives like national memorials, embassies, and infrastructure projects. The resolution notes that NCPC's twelve-member commission represents both federal and local governments, ensuring a diverse approach to planning decisions. It specifically commends NCPC for its work in maintaining Washington's historic skyline, protecting the city's architectural and cultural heritage, and fostering equitable development. The District of Columbia Council formally acknowledges NCPC's past achievements and expresses optimism about the agency's continued leadership in shaping a vibrant and resilient future for the city and the surrounding region.