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The Interior Department is contesting the application of D.C. height limits to federal projects, which could alter existing regulations if approved. This move challenges over a century of precedent regarding building heights in the city.
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The Interior Department is contesting the application of D.C. height limits to federal projects, which could alter existing regulations if approved. This move challenges over a century of precedent regarding building heights in the city.
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Trump's arch clears another hurdle, setting up a big debate: Do height limits apply?
Interior Department argues D.C. height limits do not apply to federal projects