Southwest Waterfront plans submitted to city

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Plans for the much-anticipated megaproject for D.C.’s Southwest Waterfront have been submitted to the zoning commission, the first concrete step in creating a new, five-star destination that will revive that section of the city.

DCMud reports that PN Hoffman and Madison Marquette filed a preliminary report with the D.C. Zoning Commission on June 28 “clarifying its plans for the 52 acres (including build out on the water) that will be radically revamped as ‘The Wharf’ to be constructed in three phases over the next 10 years.”

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