The Interior Department has stated that height limits in Washington, D.C. do not apply to federal projects, challenging a longstanding precedent. If the panel reviewing the proposal for Trump's arch agrees with this argument, experts suggest it could significantly impact the city's development regulations.
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Interior Department argues D.C. height limits do not apply to federal projects
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?
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Interior Department argues D.C. height limits do not apply to federal projects