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The Federal Planning Agency for America's Capital
HeighteneDConversations: Impacts of Building Heights on Capital Cities
A discussion of the role governments play in managing building heights in capital cities. Sponsored by the National Capital Planning Commission and the DC Office of Planning. Hosted by the National Archives on March 5, 2013.
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| Time | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| (00m00s) | Welcome: National Archives Tom Mastick | |
| (00m50s) | Introduction: NCPC Chairman Preston Bryant, Jr. | |
| (07m16s) | Introduction: Gary Hack, Moderator | |
| (15m23s) | Presentation: Robert Tavernor (London) | |
| (34m45s) | Presentation: Jurgen Bruns-Berentelg (Berlin, Hamburg) | |
| (56m08s) | Presentation: John Worthington (London) | |
| (73m0s) | Intro: US Representative Darrell Issa | |
| (78m12s ) | Panel Discussion | |
| (98m16s) | Closing Remarks: DCOP Director Harriet Tregoning |
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.
