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Cynthia Hernandez

Public Affairs at District of Columbia Office of Planning

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Organization: District of Columbia Office of Planning · DC

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May 28, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Historic Preservation Review Board Meeting

The meeting includes a review of the Consent Calendar for projects in the Cleveland Park and Sheridan Kalorama Historic Districts. Key agenda topics feature an informational presentation on an update to DC Archaeological Guidelines, landmark designation hearings for The Mozart Apartments and The Ritz Apartments, and project reviews for properties located in the Cleveland Park, Foggy Bottom, and Anacostia Historic Districts. Additionally, the board will review a draft preservation and design guideline regarding alley buildings and garages.

Mar 26, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Government Of The District Of Columbia Historic Preservation Review Board Notice Of Historic Preservation Review Board Meeting

The upcoming meeting agenda includes informational presentations on recently completed projects and updates on the 2030 Historic Preservation Plan and Archeological Guidelines, which are scheduled for April. Historic designation hearings are set for the Capitol Power Plant property, while a hearing for the Fleeson House is deferred to April. Permit applications and conceptual reviews cover projects within the Capitol Hill, Dupont Circle, and Downtown Historic Districts, including a revised concept for a hotel tower addition and a concept for a rooftop screen porch that has been deferred.

Sep 25, 2025BoardMeeting

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Government Of The District Of Columbia Historic Preservation Review Board Historic Preservation Review Board Meeting

The Historic Preservation Review Board meeting agenda included a Consent Calendar covering potential projects across several historic districts: Anacostia, Capitol Hill, Cleveland Park, Sheridan Kalorama, U Street, and Washington Heights. Specific items involved concept renewals/new construction for apartment buildings, concept renewals/additions, and construction of new houses or additions. The regular agenda addressed Historic Landmarks, specifically a revised concept for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints/Unification Church. Further discussions under the Cleveland Park Historic District involved concept plans for demolition and new construction, as well as rear and third-story additions. The Dupont Circle Historic District agenda included an alteration to front stairs and a walk. The U Street Historic District agenda included a concept for new construction.

Sep 25, 2025BoardMeeting

Board

Historic Preservation Review Board Meeting

The Historic Preservation Review Board conducted business via WebEx, taking actions on multiple cases categorized under the consent calendar and the main agenda. Consent calendar approvals, totaling five to zero votes, covered concept renewals/new construction for apartment buildings in the Anacostia Historic District, and concept/construction approvals for additions and new houses within the Capitol Hill Historic District. Concept approvals for rear additions and renovations were granted for properties in the Cleveland Park Historic District. On the main agenda, the Board approved a revised concept for an addition to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints/Unification Church landmark, delegating final approval to staff. A concept for demolition and new construction in the Cleveland Park Historic District was conditionally approved, pending staff consultation on fenestration extent. A proposal for an addition at 3521 35th Street NW required a clearer, more consistent plan from the applicant. For a permit alteration in the Dupont Circle Historic District, the Board found completed public space work incompatible and required revisions to the walk, stairs, and retaining wall design before delegating final approval. The Board also addressed new construction concepts in the U Street Historic District and Washington Heights Historic District, with specific recommendations provided for the 1000 S Street NW project regarding staircase relocation, roof deck visibility, mansard roof proportions, and bay centering.

Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.

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