Trump’s proposed 250ft Washington arch clears key planning hurdle
•Trump's proposed 250ft arch in Washington has received preliminary approval from the National Capital Planning Commission.
•The commission delayed a decision on applying federal height restrictions to the project.
•Public opposition remains significant against the construction of the skyline-altering arch.
المصدر: The Guardian World | Source: The Guardian WorldNCPC gives preliminary approval to plan for skyline-altering arch despite overwhelming public opposition
Donald Trump’s plans to build a skyline-altering arch in the nation’s capital won initial approval Thursday from a key federal commission, but its members put off a decision on whether a federal law that limits building heights should be applied to this project.
Despite overwhelming public opposition, the National Capital Planning Commission voted to approve preliminary site and building plans for the 250ft (76m) arch the Republican president wants to build on a traffic circle at the Virginia end of the Memorial Bridge from Washington.
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→Trump's proposed 250ft arch in Washington has received preliminary approval from the National Capital Planning Commission.
→The commission delayed a decision on applying federal height restrictions to the project.
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