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Center City Agenda- Archived 

The DC Office of Planning, in conjunction with the Downtown Business Improvement District, is leading a planning process to develop a new action agenda for Washington's center city, an area stretching from Dupont Circle to the SE-SW Waterfront and from Foggy Bottom to Capitol Hill.  The purpose of this new agenda is to develop a list of key strategic initiatives that need to be implemented over the next 18 months in order to reach a new set of five goals for the center city. For additional information, select the links below.

July 2006
September-October 2006
November 2006
December 2006
April 2007