Brookland development up for approval

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A major development near the Catholic University-Brookland Metro station is going before a D.C. zoning panel after objections from citizens prompted delays in its approval last year.

Called 901 Monroe Street LLC, the 61-foot-tall, mixed-use development would demolish the Colonel Brooks’ Tavern as well as five neighboring houses on a block directly east of the Metro station.

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