Mayor Muriel Bowser has nominated Chris Morrison to serve as an architect member of the Historic Preservation Review Board, filling a vacancy left by Patrick Williams. This nomination aligns with the Confirmation Act of 1978 and the Historic Landmark and Historic Protection Act of 1978. Morrison, a resident of Ward 2 in Washington, DC, brings over 30 years of experience in architecture, historic preservation, and planning, along with numerous accolades, including the D.C. Mayor's Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation. The resolution confirms his appointment for the remainder of an unexpired term ending July 21, 2028, and will take effect immediately upon adoption by the Council of the District of Columbia.

In addition to Morrison, the resolution also includes nominations for Lauren McHale and Timothy Thomas to the Historic Preservation Review Board. Morrison currently serves as the Managing Principal at Perkins&Will and has been involved in several award-winning projects, showcasing his commitment to design excellence and community advocacy. The Office of the General Counsel to the Mayor has reviewed the nominations and found them legally sufficient, allowing the process to move forward without any legal issues. The resolution emphasizes the nominees' qualifications and the critical role they will play in maintaining the historic integrity of the District of Columbia.