The resolution commemorates the 100th anniversary of the National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC), which was established by Congress in 1924 as the federal government's primary planning agency for the National Capital Region. Over the past century, NCPC has played a crucial role in shaping Washington, DC, and its surrounding areas through comprehensive planning, policymaking, and project reviews, ensuring that federal interests align with the city's growth and preservation of its unique character and historical significance. The resolution highlights NCPC's collaborative efforts with the District of Columbia Office of Planning to promote equitable development and thoughtful land-use management.

The Council of the District of Columbia expresses its commendation for NCPC's century of dedicated service and looks forward to its continued leadership in partnership with the District government. The resolution acknowledges NCPC's contributions to preserving the historic skyline of Washington, DC, and its commitment to inclusive and forward-thinking planning that benefits both residents and visitors. The resolution takes effect immediately upon passage.