WASHINGTON (AP) - A key planning agency is set to consider expansion plans for the Kennedy Center.
At a meeting on Thursday, the National Capital Planning Commission will review proposals by the Kennedy Center to connect its facilities with the Potomac River waterfront. The center would prefer to build a bridge with a ramp and stairs.
The Kennedy Center is in the midst of a $100 million expansion that’s meant, in part, to get the waterfront building more in touch with the river. Previously, the center had proposed building a floating stage on the Potomac, but officials backed away from those plans.
The planning commission is the central planning agency for the federal government in Washington.
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