Hundreds of residents flooded a conference hall Thursday night at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Northwest Washington to get their questions answered about what’s in store for the site after personnel is relocated to Bethesda.

The 160-page site plan will be posted online here. The D.C. Office the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development is posting the plan in increments, beginning Friday.

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