1. (a)
   ANC: Advisory Neighborhood Commission;
2. (b)
   Commission: Zoning Commission; and
3. (c)
   Director: Director of the Office of Zoning or his/her designee.

1. (a)
   Conduct all correspondence of the Commission, send out all notices required by this title, attend all meetings and hearings of the Commission, compile all required records, and maintain the necessary files and indexes;
2. (b)
   Enter in the Commission case record the number assigned to each application or petition, the name of the applicant or petitioner, a short description of the premises (by street number or otherwise), the nature of the application or petition, and the final disposition of the proceeding;
3. (c)
   Enter in the Commission case record all continuances, postponements, dates of sending notices, and other steps taken or acts done by the Commission or its officers on behalf of the Commission;
4. (d)
   Issue and revise application and petition forms to ensure presentation of adequate information required for the understanding and processing of applications and petitions; and
5. (e)
   Certify the zoning of a property upon the request of a member of the public subject to the payment of the fee set forth in Subtitle Z § 1504.

1. (a)
   An applicant, as part of its application, may request to present its case and participate at the public hearing in an online virtual or in-person mode; provided that:

   1. (1)
      The request:

      1. (A)
         Explains the specific reasons why the applicant or appellant can only participate in its chosen mode;
      2. (B)
         Proposes potential accommodations that might resolve the concerns underlying the request to participate in its chosen mode; and
      3. (C)
         Demonstrates that its participation in the requested mode will not unreasonably prejudice any party;
   2. (2)
      A party, as part of its party status request, or the first filing by an affected ANC, may request to present and participate in the case in an online virtual or in-person mode, provided the request

      1. (A)
         Explains the specific reasons why the party can only participate in its chosen mode;
      2. (B)
         Proposes potential accommodations that might resolve the concerns underlying the request to participate in its chosen mode; and
      3. (C)
         Demonstrates that its participation in the requested mode will not unreasonably prejudice any party;
   3. (3)
      The Commission, based on the request(s) and in its sole discretion, shall schedule the public hearing to be partially or completely in an online virtual or in-person mode;
2. (b)
   The posting of the public hearing notice for each public hearing or meeting on the website of the Office of Zoning shall be deemed to comply with the requirement of Subtitle Z § 103.6 to be “available at” the public hearing or meeting;
3. (c)
   Members, whether present physically or remotely, shall be counted for determination of a quorum;
4. (d)
   A party, witness, agency representative, or party status requestor shall be deemed to “appear” or to be “present” if available for questioning and cross‑examination during the applicable hearing or meeting by the videoconference, teleconference, or other electronic means identified by the Commission;
5. (e)
   The Commission may question parties and witnesses by videoconference, teleconference, or other electronic means identified by the Commission;
6. (f)
   Cross-examination may be performed by videoconference, teleconference, or other electronic means identified by the Commission;
7. (g)
   Exhibits, other than live video as defined in Subtitle Z § 103.13(h), may be entered into evidence at an online virtual public hearing; provided that:

   1. (1)
      The person making the request to enter an exhibit explains:

      1. (A)
         How the proposed exhibit is relevant;
      2. (B)
         The good cause that justifies allowing the exhibit into the record, including an explanation of why the requester did not file the exhibit prior to the hearing pursuant to Subtitle Z § 206; and
      3. (C)
         How the proposed exhibit would not unreasonably prejudice any party;
   2. (2)
      Parties shall be simultaneously serve exhibits proposed to be entered into the record on all other parties by email;
   3. (3)
      The Commission determines that the proposed exhibit is relevant and that the requester demonstrated good cause to enter the exhibit and no unreasonable prejudice to any party would occur thereby; and
   4. (4)
      If the Office of Zoning is unable to display an exhibit publicly during the online virtual public hearing, the Commission may keep the record open for submission of the exhibits or provide other accommodations the Commission deems appropriate; and
8. (h)
   Live video, defined as the simultaneous online streaming transmission of video that shows anything other than a witness testifying in a fixed location and excluding pre-recorded video, may not be presented as part of the testimony of an individual or party at a virtual public hearing;
9. (i)
   The Commission may provide parties additional time to respond to exhibits introduced at an online virtual public hearing or other accommodations the Commission deems appropriate;
10. (j)
    Notice of online virtual public hearings shall include instructions for participation by the videoconference, teleconference, or other electronic means identified by the Commission, the details of which shall be provided on the Office of Zoning website;
11. (k)
    Any person desiring to testify in an online virtual public hearing shall sign up with the Office of Zoning prior to the conclusion of public testimony at the online virtual public hearing in accordance with the instructions provided on the Office of Zoning website;
12. (l)
    As part of signing up to testify:

    1. (1)
       All persons shall perform the required oath or affirmation, provided that a witness that was unable to do so prior to testifying may be sworn in at the virtual hearing; and
    2. (2)
       The Office of Zoning shall provide the opportunity for the witness to submit a written version of the planned oral testimony to the record if filed at least twenty-four (24) hours before the start of the public hearing as established by Subtitle Z § 206;
13. (m)
    An individual or organization representative who is unable to testify at a public hearing due to technical issues out of the requester’s control may file a request to reopen the record to submit a separate written version of the planned oral testimony in accordance with the time limits for testimony; provided that:

    1. (1)
       The written version of the planned oral testimony is included as a separate document;
    2. (2)
       The request demonstrates good cause for the submission and that granting the request would not unreasonably prejudice a party, including:

       1. (A)
          An explanation of the specific technical issues that prevented the testimony during the public hearing;
       2. (B)
          How these issues were out of the control of the requester; and
       3. (C)
          How the planned oral testimony differed from the written version submitted to the record prior to the start of the public hearing or why the requester did not submit a written version to the record prior to the public hearing; and
    3. (3)
       The request is submitted to the record within twenty-four (24) hours following the conclusion of public testimony in the hearing;
14. (n)
    If the Presiding Officer grants a request filed under Subtitle Z § 103.13(m), the Presiding Officer shall establish a reasonable time within which parties may respond and the Director shall enter the written version of the planned oral testimony into the record and notify the parties of the deadline to respond;
15. (o)
    The Commission shall not issue an order in a case with a virtual public hearing until at least forty-eight (48) hours after the conclusion of the public hearing;
16. (p)
    All votes shall be taken by roll call as required by § 2 of the Open Meetings Act, effective March 31, 2011 (D.C. Law 18-350; D.C. Official Code § 2‑577(a)(3)); and
17. (q)
    In the event that an online virtual public hearing or meeting is interrupted by technical difficulties such as the loss of the internet connectivity, the presiding officer, or if no member is present, the Secretary of the Commission or Office of Zoning staff, may suspend the hearing or meeting; provided that notice of the suspension and of the date and time of the continued hearing or meeting shall be posted on the Office of Zoning website and e-mailed to the parties within twenty-four (24) hours of the suspension or as soon as is technically feasible.

1. (a)
   Using public office for private gain;
2. (b)
   Giving preferential treatment to any person;
3. (c)
   Impeding government efficiency or economy;
4. (d)
   Losing complete independence or impartiality;
5. (e)
   Making a government decision outside official channels; or
6. (f)
   Affecting adversely the confidence of the public in the integrity of government.

1. (a)
   The member of the Commission has a personal bias or prejudice concerning a party or a party’s representative, or personal knowledge of disputed evidentiary facts concerning the proceeding;
2. (b)
   The member of the Commission served as a representative in the matter in controversy, or has been a material witness concerning it;
3. (c)
   The member of the Commission knows, or reasonably should have known, that he or she, individually or as a fiduciary, or the member’s spouse, domestic partner, parent or child wherever residing, or any other member of the Commissioner’s family residing in the member’s household, has an economic interest in the matter in controversy or in a party to the proceeding or has any other more than de minimis interest that could be substantially affected by the proceeding; or
4. (d)
   The member of the Commission or their spouse, domestic partner, parent or child wherever residing, or any other member of the Commissioner’s family residing in the member’s household: 

   1. (1)
      Is a party to the proceeding, or an officer, director, or trustee of a party;
   2. (2)
      Is acting as a lawyer or otherwise representing a party in the proceeding; or
   3. (3)
      Is known to have a more than de minimis interest that could be substantially affected by the proceeding.

1. (a)
   Design review;
2. (b)
   Planned unit developments (PUDs);
3. (c)
   Campus plans and further processings;
4. (d)
   Air space development; and
5. (e)
   Map amendments filed by the property owner or owners for a single property or for multiple properties that are contiguous or are only separated by a street or alley;

1. (a)
   Amendments to the text of the Zoning Regulations; and
2. (b)
   Map amendments pursuant to Subtitle Z § 201.7.

1. (a)
   Public agencies to amend the zoning map for a neighborhood, commercial district, or other geographic area encompassing multiple properties, unless determined otherwise by the Commission pursuant to Subtitle Z § 201.9; and
2. (b)
   Private persons, organizations, or other entities to amend the zoning map in cases where:

   1. (1)
      The petitioner does not own all of the property proposed to be rezoned; or
   2. (2)
      The petitioner owns all of the property proposed to be rezoned, but the ownership pattern is geographically scattered or otherwise of a character that raises land use policy questions to a greater degree than highly localized issues of fact and effects on neighboring properties.

1. (a)
   By personal delivery to the party’s address of record by either handing the document to the person to be served, handing it to a responsible individual of suitable age, or leaving it in a conspicuous place;
2. (b)
   By express mail, when properly addressed and with charges prepaid;
3. (c)
   By first-class mail, when deposited in the United States mail, properly stamped and addressed;
4. (d)
   By facsimile, when transmitted with the proper facsimile number corresponding to the intended recipient;
5. (e)
   By electronic mail (e-mail), when transmitted with the proper electronic mail address; or
6. (f)
   In any specific manner prescribed by the Commission in a proceeding.

1. (a)
   Written acknowledgement of the party served or that party's representative of record; or
2. (b)
   The written statement of the person making the service.

1. (a)
   Contain the name, mailing address, telephone number, and e-mail address of the person filing it; and
2. (b)
   Describe the nature of the comments (for example, “Comments in Support,” “Comments in Opposition,” or “General Comments”).

1. (a)
   Contain the name, mailing address, telephone number, and e-mail address of the person filing it;
2. (b)
   Describe the nature of the comments (for example, “Comments in Support,” “Comments in Opposition,” or “General Comments”);
3. (c)
   Include the case number and case name in the subject line of the e-mail; and
4. (d)
   Be e-mailed to zcsubmissions@dc.gov.

1. (a)
   Contain the name, mailing address, telephone number, and e-mail address of the person filing it;
2. (b)
   Contain the case number assigned by the Office of Zoning;
3. (c)
   Describe the nature of the documents (for example, “Letter in Support,” “Letter in Opposition,” or “Request for Party Status”); and
4. (d)
   Not exceed the maximum allowable size of eight (8) megabytes.

1. (a)
   Contain the name, mailing address, telephone number, and e-mail address of the person filing it;
2. (b)
   Describe the nature of the documents (for example, “Letter in Support,” “Letter in Opposition,” or “Request for Party Status”);
3. (c)
   Include the signature of the originator;
4. (d)
   Contain no more than ten (10) pages;
5. (e)
   Include the case number and case name in the subject line of the e-mail; and
6. (f)
   Be sent to zcsubmissions@dc.gov.

1. (a)
   A completed application form;
2. (b)
   A certified surveyor’s plat of the subject property prepared by the Office of the Surveyor;
3. (c)
   A map showing the location of the proposed project, the existing zoning for the subject site, the zoning of adjacent properties, and any proposed change of zoning;
4. (d)
   A statement of the purposes and objectives of the project, including the proposed form of development and a detailed statement elucidating how the application meets the PUD evaluation standards of Subtitle X;
5. (e)
   A statement certifying to whom and in what manner the required NOI was given. The applicant shall also indicate what meetings or discussions were held with the Office of Planning, the affected ANC, and other individuals and community groups concerning the proposed development, as well as any changes that resulted from these meetings or discussions;
6. (f)
   Architectural plans, a general site, landscape, and development plan indicating the proposed use, location, dimensions, number of stories, and height of each building, and the exact area of the total site; and
7. (g)
   A tabulation of development data showing the following:

   1. (1)
      The area and dimensions of each lot proposed for each building and the exact area of the total site;
   2. (2)
      The percentage of lot occupancy of each building on each lot and the total percentage of lot occupancy for all buildings on the entire site;
   3. (3)
      The gross floor area and floor area ratio for each building on each lot, including a break-down for each use, and the total gross floor area and floor area ratio for all buildings on the entire site, including a breakdown for each use;
   4. (4)
      A circulation plan, including the location of all vehicular and pedestrian access ways and the location and number of all off-street parking spaces and loading berths, including an indication of which spaces are designated for which use;
   5. (5)
      The existing topography of the development area; the location of all major natural features, including trees of six-inch (6 in.) caliper or greater; and the location and elevations of public or private streets, alleys, or easements bounding or traversing the site, including an indication of which of the rights-of-way or easements are to be continued, relocated, or abandoned;
   6. (6)
      Estimated quantities of potable water required by the project, and of sanitary sewage and storm water to be generated, including the methods of calculating those quantities; and
   7. (7)
      Any other information needed to understand the unique character and problems of developing the PUD; 
8. (h)
   A racial equity analysis relative to the Comprehensive Plan in compliance with the Zoning Commission's current Racial Equity Tool, which is available on the Office of Zoning's website; and
9. (i)
   The name and addresses of the owners of all property located within two hundred feet (200 ft.) of the subject property and names and addresses of each lessee having a lease with the owner for all or part of any building located on the property involved in the application; however, in the case of a residential condominium or cooperative with twenty-five (25) or more dwelling units, notice may be provided to the board of directors of the association of the condominium or cooperative that represents all of the owners of the dwelling unit .

1. (a)
   A completed application form;
2. (b)
   A certified surveyor’s plat of the subject property prepared by the Office of the Surveyor;
3. (c)
   A detailed statement as to the uses to be located in the project, including the location, number, size, and types of stores, offices, residential, institutional, industrial, and other uses;
4. (d)
   A statement certifying to whom and in what manner the required NOI was given. The applicant shall also indicate what meetings or discussions were held with the Office of Planning, the affected ANC, and other individuals and community groups concerning the proposed development, as well as any changes that resulted from these meetings or discussions;
5. (e)
   Architectural plans, a detailed site plan, showing the location and external dimensions of all buildings and structures, utilities and other easements, walkways, driveways, plazas, arcades, and any other open spaces;
6. (f)
   A detailed landscaping and grading plan, showing all existing contour lines, including graphic illustration of grades exceeding fifteen percent (15%) in five percent (5%) increments, landscaping to be retained, grades, planting, and landscaping. The plan shall also show the proposed drainage for the site, including the location of buildings, roads, sidewalks, water and sewer lines, inlets, and basins, and connections to public water and sewer lines. Proposed erosion control measures shall also be shown;
7. (g)
   Typical floor plans and architectural elevations for each building, sections for each building and the project as a whole, and sections and elevations of the entire square within which the project is located;
8. (h)
   A final detailed circulation plan showing all driveways and walkways, including widths, grades, and curb cuts, as well as detailed parking and loading plans;
9. (i)
   Any other information needed to understand the final design of the proposal, or information specifically requested by the Commission;
10. (j)
    A statement showing how the second-stage plans are in accordance with the intent and purposes of this title, the PUD process, and the first-stage approval; and
11. (k)
    An updated racial equity analysis since the first-stage PUD was approved, relative to the Comprehensive Plan in compliance with the Zoning Commission's current Racial Equity Tool, which is available on the Office   Zoning's website; and
12. (l)
    The names and addresses of the owners of all property located within two hundred feet (200 ft.) of the subject property and names and addresses of each lessee having a lease with the owner for all or part of any building located on the property involved in the application; however, in the case of a residential condominium or cooperative with twenty-five (25) or more dwelling units, notice may be provided to the board of directors of the association of the condominium or cooperative that represents all of the owners of the dwelling unit.

When a related map amendment is requested, the application shall include:

1. (a)
   A map showing the location of the subject property including, the existing zoning, the zoning of adjacent properties, and all proposed changes of zoning; and
2. (b)
   A detailed description of the map amendment’s consistency with the Comprehensive Plan and any other adopted public policies related to the subject site.

1. (a)
   A completed application form;
2. (b)
   A certified surveyor’s plat of the subject property prepared by the Office of the Surveyor;
3. (c)
   A map showing the location of the proposed project, the existing zoning for the subject site, and the zoning of adjacent properties;
4. (d)
   A statement of the purposes and objectives of the project, including the proposed form of development and a detailed statement describing how the application meets the design review evaluation standards in Subtitle X § 604;
5. (e)
   A statement certifying to whom and in what manner the required NOI was given. The applicant shall also indicate what meetings or discussions were held with the Office of Planning, the affected ANC, and other individuals and community groups concerning the proposed development, as well as any changes that resulted from these meetings or discussions;
6. (f)
   A detailed statement as to the uses to be located in the project, including the location, number, size, and types of stores, offices, residential, institutional, industrial, and other uses;
7. (g)
   Architectural plans, a detailed site plan, showing the location and external dimensions of all buildings and structures, utilities and other easements, walkways, driveways, plazas, arcades, and any other open spaces;
8. (h)
   A detailed landscaping and grading plan, showing all landscaping to be retained, including trees of eighteen inch (18 in.) circumference or greater, proposed planting, and landscaping;
9. (i)
   Typical floor plans and architectural elevations for each building, sections for each building and the project as a whole, and sections and elevations of the entire square within which the project is located;
10. (j)
    A circulation plan, including the location of all vehicular and pedestrian access ways and the location and number of all off-street parking spaces and loading berths, including an indication of which spaces are designated for which use;
11. (k)
    A tabulation of development data showing the following:

    1. (1)
       The area and dimensions of each lot proposed for each building and the exact area of the total site;
    2. (2)
       The percentage of lot occupancy of each building on each lot and the total percentage of lot occupancy for all buildings on the entire site; and
    3. (3)
       The gross floor area and floor area ratio for each building on each lot, including a break-down for each use, and the total gross floor area and floor area ratio for all buildings on the entire site, including a breakdown for each use;
12. (l)
    A table listing by-right development standards and identifying all areas of relief requested and the degree of such relief;
13. (m)
    The name and addresses of the owners of all property located within two hundred feet (200 ft.) of the subject property and names and addresses of each lessee having a lease with the owner for all or part of any building located on the property involved in the application; however, in the case of a residential condominium or cooperative with twenty-five (25) or more dwelling units, notice may be provided to the board of directors of the association of the condominium or cooperative that represents all of the owners of the dwelling unit;
14. (n)
    A racial equity analysis relative to the Comprehensive Plan, if applicable, in compliance with the Zoning Commission's current Racial Equity Tool, which is available on the Office of Zoning's website; and
15. (o)
    Any other information needed to understand the proposed project.

1. (a)
   The Office of Planning; and
2. (b)
   The affected ANC.

1. (a)
   A completed application form;
2. (b)
   A certified surveyor’s plat of the subject property prepared by the Office of the Surveyor;
3. (c)
   Facilities Plan:

   1. (1)
      Existing conditions, including existing topography, the location of any wetlands, and the location and size of existing trees to be removed on or adjacent to the property;

      1. (A)
         Building mass and height;
      2. (B)
         FAR for current campus; and
      3. (C)
         Current building uses;
   2. (2)
      Proposed conditions;

      1. (A)
         Future needs/capital improvements (10 yrs.);
      2. (B)
         Building mass, including FAR, height, and bulk of all new or proposed buildings;
      3. (C)
         FAR for entire campus with proposed building(s); and
      4. (D)
         Proposed building uses.
4. (d)
   Student count for every student on campus, including full-time, part-time, foreign, certificate/non-degree, single course, night programs, and executive program students (if applicable);
5. (e)
   Employee count for every employee, including full-time, part-time, and administration;
6. (f)
   Neighborhood Context:

   1. (1)
      Edge conditions/Border transitions;
   2. (2)
      Community relations;
   3. (3)
      Identification/Mitigation of impacts;
   4. (4)
      Noise, amplified sound, lighting, etc.; and
   5. (5)
      Outdoor activities and special events;
7. (g)
   Comprehensive Accessibility:

   1. (1)
      Transportation demand management plan;
   2. (2)
      Multi-modal transportation plan; and
   3. (3)
      Parking, loading study;
8. (h)
   Conservation:

   1. (1)
      Historic considerations;
   2. (2)
      Sustainability considerations; and
   3. (3)
      Environmental impacts;
9. (i)
   Landscape/Open Space;
10. (j)
    Streetscape treatment, including signage/wayfinding;
11. (k)
    An explanation of all programs on campus including educational, certificate, adult learning, international, career training, religious, night classes, civic, and non-profit uses;
12. (l)
    The number of students enrolled in a District of Columbia public or public charter school that also take classes on the campus shall be included in the application but shall not be counted against any approved enrollment cap (if applicable);
13. (m)
    A racial equity analysis relative to the Comprehensive Plan in compliance with the Zoning Commission's current Racial Equity Tool, which is available on the Office of Zoning's website;
14. (n)
    The names and addresses of the owners of all property located within two hundred feet (200 ft.) of the subject property and names and addresses of each lessee having a lease with the owner for all or part of any building located on the property involved in the application; however, in the case of a residential condominium or cooperative with twenty-five (25) or more dwelling units, notice may be provided to the board of directors of the association of the condominium or cooperative that represents all of the owners of the dwelling unit; and
15. (o)
    Any other information needed to understand the proposed project.

1. (a)
   The Office of Planning; and
2. (b)
   The affected ANC.

1. (a)
   A completed application form;
2. (b)
   A certified surveyor’s plat of the subject property prepared by the Office of the Surveyor;
3. (c)
   A map showing the location of the proposed project, the existing zoning for the subject site, and the zoning of adjacent properties;
4. (d)
   A statement of the purposes and objectives of the project;
5. (e)
   A statement certifying to whom and in what manner the required NOI was given. The applicant shall also indicate what meetings or discussions were held with the Office of Planning, the affected ANC, and other individuals and community groups concerning the proposed development, as well as any changes that resulted from these meetings or discussions;
6. (f)
   A detailed statement as to the uses to be located in the project, including the location, number, size, and types of stores, offices, residential, institutional, industrial, and other uses;
7. (g)
   Architectural plans, a detailed site plan, showing the location and external dimensions of all buildings and structures, utilities and other easements, walkways, driveways, plazas, arcades, and any other open spaces;
8. (h)
   A detailed landscaping and grading plan, showing all landscaping to be retained, including trees of eighteen inch (18 in.) circumference or greater, proposed planting, and landscaping;
9. (i)
   Typical floor plans and architectural elevations for each building, sections for each building and the project as a whole, and sections and elevations of the entire square within which the project is located;
10. (j)
    A circulation plan, including the location of all vehicular and pedestrian access ways and the location and number of all off-street parking spaces and loading berths, including an indication of which spaces are designated for which use;
11. (k)
    A tabulation of development data showing the following:

    1. (1)
       The area and dimensions of each lot proposed for each building and the exact area of the total site;
    2. (2)
       The percentage of lot occupancy of each building on each lot and the total percentage of lot occupancy for all buildings on the entire site; and
    3. (3)
       The gross floor area and floor area ratio for each building on each lot, including a break-down for each use, and the total gross floor area and floor area ratio for all buildings on the entire site, including a breakdown for each use;
12. (l)
    A table listing by-right development standards and identifying all areas of relief requested and the degree of such relief;
13. (m)
    A racial equity analysis relative to the Comprehensive Plan in compliance with the Zoning Commission's current Racial Equity Tool, which is available on the Office of Zoning's website;
14. (n)
    The names and addresses of the owners of all property located within two hundred feet (200 ft.) of the subject property and names and addresses of each lessee having a lease with the owner for all or part of any building located on the property involved in the application; however, in the case of a residential condominium or cooperative with twenty-five (25) or more dwelling units, notice may be provided to the board of directors of the association of the condominium or cooperative that represents all of the owners of the dwelling unit; and
15. (o)
    Any other information needed to understand the proposed project.

1. (a)
   The Office of Planning; and
2. (b)
   The affected ANC.

1. (a)
   A completed application or petition form;
2. (b)
   A certified surveyor’s plat of the subject property prepared by the Office of the Surveyor;
3. (c)
   A map showing the location of the properties including, the existing zoning, the zoning of adjacent properties, and all proposed changes of zoning;
4. (d)
   A detailed description of the map amendment’s consistency with the Comprehensive Plan and any other adopted public policies and active programs related to the subject site;
5. (e)
   For a map amendment application, a statement certifying to whom and in what manner the required NOI was given. The applicant shall also indicate what meetings or discussions were held with the community and the OP and the affected ANC as well as any changes that resulted from community input; and
6. (f)
   A racial equity analysis relative to the Comprehensive Plan in compliance with the Zoning Commission’s current Racial Equity Tool, which is available on the Office of Zoning’s website; and
7. (g)
   For a map amendment application, the name and addresses of the owners of all property located within two hundred feet (200 ft.) of the subject property and names and addresses of each lessee having a lease with the owner for all or part of any building located on the property involved in the application; however, in the case of a residential condominium or cooperative with twenty-five (25) or more dwelling units, notice may be provided to the board of directors of the association of the condominium or cooperative that represents all of the owners of the dwelling unit.

1. (a)
   The Office of Planning; and
2. (b)
   The affected ANC.

1. (a)
   A statement of the purposes and objectives of this proposal and how it is consistent with the guidance and direction in the current Comprehensive Plan; and
2. (b)
   A racial equity analysis relative to the Comprehensive Plan in compliance with the Zoning Commission's current Racial Equity Tool, which is available on the Office of Zoning's website;
3. (c)
   Any other information needed to understand the implications of the proposed changes.

1. (a)
   The Office of Planning; and
2. (b)
   The affected ANC.

1. (a)
   Not inconsistent with the Comprehensive Plan and provide a racial equity analysis relative to the Comprehensive Plan in compliance with the Zoning Commission's current Racial Equity Tool, which is available on the Office of Zoning's website;
2. (b)

   In the case of a planned unit development (PUD):

   1. (1)
      Whether the application is consistent with the purposes of the PUD process as stated in Subtitle X § 300.1; and
   2. (2)
      In the case of a second-stage PUD, whether the application substantially complies with all of the requirements of the first-stage PUD approval. It is the intention of the Commission that any second-stage application that is substantially in accordance with the elements, guidelines, and conditions of the first-stage approval be granted a hearing;
3. (c)
   In the case of a map amendment whether the application is appropriate for IZ Plus per Subtitle X § 502, including mitigating circumstances, if any, and an alternative zone, if appropriate; and
4. (d)
   Generally ready for a public hearing to be scheduled.

1. (a)
   Schedule the application for a hearing;
2. (b)
   Continue the setdown to permit the applicant to provide further information or modify its design;
3. (c)
   Dismiss the application because of a technical or procedural defect or to allow for needed modifications to be made; or
4. (d)
   Deny the application on its merits.

1. (a)
   Any additional information, reports, or other materials specified by the Commission at the time the matter was set down for public hearing; or, if the Commission requested the applicant to make any changes in the application or petition, the updated application and supportive material;
2. (b)
   A list of those persons the applicant intends to call as witnesses;
3. (c)
   A written summary of the testimony of all witnesses, and a complete and professional resume for any expert who may be called to testify at the public hearing;
4. (d)
   Any additional information, reports, or other materials the applicant may wish to introduce;
5. (e)
   Reduced architectural plans, which plans shall be no larger than the tabloid size of eleven inches (11 in.) by seventeen inches (17 in.), that show the "north arrow" reading up, and that include a bar scale;
6. (f)
   A list of maps, plans, or other documents that are readily available to the general public and that will be offered into evidence; and
7. (g)
   An estimate of the time required for the presentation of the applicant's case, subject to the decision of the presiding officer as provided in Subtitle Z § 408.2.

1. (a)
   The names and addresses of the owners of all property located within two hundred feet (200 ft.) of the subject property; provided, however, in the case of a residential condominium or cooperative with twenty-five (25) or more dwelling units, mailed notice may be provided to the board of directors or to the association of the condominium or cooperative that represents all of the owners of all such dwelling units; and
2. (b)
   The name and address of each person having a lease with the owner for all or part of any building located on the property involved in the application.

1. (a)
   Publishing the notice of public hearing in the D.C. Register;
2. (b)
   Providing a copy of the notice of public hearing to the applicant;
3. (c)
   Providing a copy of the notice of public hearing to the affected ANC and to any other ANC that is within two hundred feet (200 ft.) of the property involved in the application;
4. (d)
   Providing a copy of the notice of public hearing to owners of all property within two hundred feet (200 ft.) of the property included in the application; provided, however, in the case of a residential condominium or cooperative with twenty-five (25) or more dwelling units, notice may be provided to the board of directors or to the association of the condominium or cooperative that represents all of the owners of all such dwelling units;
5. (e)
   Providing a copy of the notice of the public hearing to each person having a lease with the owner for all or part of any building located on the subject property;
6. (f)
   Providing a copy of the notice of public hearing to the Office of Planning and all other appropriate government agencies;
7. (g)
   Providing a copy of the notice of public hearing to the councilmember for the ward within which the property is located; and
8. (h)
   Posting a copy of the notice of the public hearing on the Office of Zoning’s website.

1. (a)
   The case number of the application;
2. (b)
   The name of the applicant;
3. (c)
   A general summary of the application under consideration;
4. (d)
   The square(s) and lot(s) and/or street address of the property involved;
5. (e)
   The location, time, and date of the public hearing;
6. (f)
   The number of the affected ANC(s); and
7. (g)
   The requirements for participation as a party.

1. (a)
   At each street frontage on the property and on the front of each existing building located on the subject property.  However, if the front of the building is situated near the street frontage and the sign can be read from the sidewalk and/or walkway, then only one (1) sign needs to be posted; and
2. (b)
   In the case of an application for approval of a college, university, or medical campus plan, the notice shall be posted on all frontages of the property included within the plan that face any property not owned by the college or university.

1. (a)
   The case number of the application;
2. (b)
   The name of the applicant;
3. (c)
   The nature of the application;
4. (d)
   The square(s) and lot(s) and/or street address of the property involved; and
5. (e)
   The location, time, and date of the public hearing.

1. (a)
   The nature and extent of the actual notice received by the parties and the public from all sources;
2. (b)
   Attendance, or lack thereof, at the public hearing; and 
3. (c)
   The nature and extent of the construction and/or use involved in the application.

1. (a)
   The applicant; and
2. (b)
   The ANC within which the property that is the subject of the application is located; except that if the subject property is located on a street that serves as a boundary line between two (2) ANC’s, both ANCs are automatic parties.

1. (a)
   Service by any other party in the case of documents at the same time or before the document is filed with the Commission; and
2. (b)
   Written notice of any decision or order entered in the case.

1. (a)
   Submit motions and requests to the Commission, and respond to any motions or requests submitted to the Commission by others; provided that the record is open;
2. (b)
   Present witnesses in support of the party’s position;
3. (c)
   Cross-examine all other parties and persons testifying in the case;
4. (d)
   Submit proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law; and
5. (e)
   Exercise all other procedural rights provided in this chapter.

1. (a)
   Name, mailing address, telephone number, and e-mail address;
2. (b)
   An identification of the application by number, the applicant’s name, and the address of the property that is the subject of the application;
3. (c)
   A request to appear and participate as a party;
4. (d)
   Whether the person will appear as a proponent or opponent of the application;
5. (e)
   If the person will appear through legal counsel or other authorized representation and, if so, the name and address of the legal counsel or other authorized representation;
6. (f)
   If the person requesting party status is not an individual, the following shall be provided:

   1. (1)
      Evidence that the entity requesting party status has authorized the entity’s participation in the proceeding; and
   2. (2)
      Evidence that the entity requesting party status has designated a specific officer, employee, or agent to act on its behalf and bind entity in the proceeding;
7. (g)
   A list of witnesses who will testify on the person's behalf, a written summary of the testimony of all witnesses, and a complete and professional resume for any expert who may be called to testify at the public hearing; and
8. (h)
   A written statement setting forth why the person should be granted party status, including reference to the following:

   1. (1)
      The property owned or occupied by the person, or in which the person has an interest, that will be affected by the action requested of the Commission;
   2. (2)
      The legal interest the person has in the property, such as owner, tenant, trustee, or mortgagee;
   3. (3)
      The distance between the person's property and the property that is the subject of the application before the Commission;
   4. (4)
      The environmental, economic, social, or other impacts likely to affect the person and/or the person's property if the action requested of the Commission is approved or denied; and
   5. (5)
      An explanation of how the person's interests as identified in response to paragraph (4) would likely be more significantly, distinctively, or uniquely affected in character or kind by the proposed zoning action than those of other persons in the general public.

1. (a)
   The National Capital Planning Commission of:

   1. (1)
      All Subtitle K, Chapter 2 applications;
   2. (2)
      Those applications for approval pursuant to Subtitle K § 512.1(a) and (d);
   3. (3)
      The portion of the application for Master Plan approval relating to the single building south of H Street pursuant to Subtitle K § 316.1;
   4. (4)
      Those applications for stage 1 or consolidated approval for any part of the single building south of H Street pursuant to Subtitle K § 317.1; and
   5. (5)
      Those applications for approval pursuant to Subtitle I § 618;
2. (b)
   The Capitol Police Board for those applications for approval pursuant to Subtitle K § 515.4; and
3. (c)
   The District Department of Transportation for those applications for special exception approval pursuant to Subtitle K § 412; and
4. (d)
   The United States Navy for those applications for approval of development of Parcel E pursuant to Subtitle K § 203.2.

1. (a)
   Compatibility of the proposed development with the Comprehensive Plan; and
2. (b)
   The quality of the urban design and site design of the proposed development, with emphasis on the design review evaluation standards in Subtitle X, Chapter 6.

1. (a)
   Suitability of the site for use as a PUD;
2. (b)
   Appropriateness, character, scale, mixture of uses, and design of the uses proposed for the proposed development, and other identifiable public benefits;
3. (c)
   Compatibility of the proposed development with the Comprehensive Plan and the goals of the PUD process;
4. (d)
   The quality of the urban design and site design of the proposed development;
5. (e)
   Issues or concerns raised by the affected ANC or community members; and
6. (f)
   Conformance with the PUD evaluation standards.

1. (a)
   Compatibility of the proposed zoning with the Comprehensive Plan and other approved plans; and
2. (b)
   For an IZ Plus application, the appropriateness of the proposed zoning for IZ Plus per Subtitle X § 502, including mitigating circumstances, if any, and an alternative zone, if appropriate; and
3. (c)
   Issues or concerns raised by the affected ANC(s) or community members.

1. (a)
   Compatibility of the proposed development with the Comprehensive Plan; and
2. (b)
   The applicable evaluation standards under Subtitle X, Chapter 1. 

1. (a)
   The case name and number;
2. (b)
   The date the public meeting of the ANC to consider the application occurred;
3. (c)
   A statement that proper notice of that public meeting was given by the ANC;
4. (d)
   The number of members of the ANC that constitute a quorum and the number of members present at the public meeting;
5. (e)
   The issues and concerns of the ANC about the application, as related to the standards against which the application shall be judged;
6. (f)
   The recommendation, if any, of the ANC as to the disposition of the application;
7. (g)
   The outcome of the vote on the motion to adopt the report to the Commission;
8. (h)
   The name of the person who is authorized by the ANC to present the report; and
9. (i)
   The signature of the ANC chairperson or vice-chairperson.

1. (a)
   Call the hearing to order;
2. (b)
   Consider preliminary matters, including, but not limited to, party status requests, motions, and qualifying expert witnesses;
3. (c)
   Conduct the hearing;
4. (d)
   Rule upon offers of proof and receive relevant evidence;
5. (e)
   Exclude unduly repetitious or irrelevant testimony, and permit a witness to adopt the prior testimony of another witness;
6. (f)
   Adjourn a hearing and establish the date when the hearing will be continued;
7. (g)
   Close the hearing and record;
8. (h)
   Take action to maintain decorum and order; and
9. (i)
   Take any other action authorized by this title or necessary under this chapter.

1. (a)
   Call to order and opening statement by the presiding officer;
2. (b)
   Consideration of preliminary matters, including, but not limited to, party status requests, motions, and qualifying expert witnesses;
3. (c)
   Applicant's case;
4. (d)
   Reports or statements by the Office of Planning (OP) and other government agency representatives, if any;
5. (e)
   Affected ANC(s);
6. (f)
   Parties in support of the application;
7. (g)
   Individuals and organization representatives in support of the application;
8. (h)
   Parties in opposition to the application;
9. (i)
   Individuals and organization representatives in opposition to the application;
10. (j)
    Individuals and organization representatives who are undeclared with respect to the application;
11. (k)
    Rebuttal by applicant; and
12. (l)
    Closing statement by applicant. 

1. (a)
   Petitions by the Office of Planning or the Office of Zoning for text amendments; and
2. (b)
   Petitions for text amendments that include associated map amendments for either the creation of new zones and or the revision of existing zones.

1. (a)

   Not inconsistent with the Comprehensive Plan, including a racial equity analysis in compliance with the Zoning Commission’s current Racial Equity Tool which is available on the Office of Zoning’s website;

2. (b)
   In the case of an associated map amendment, whether the petition is also:

   1. (1)
      Consistent with the purpose of the map amendment process; 
   2. (2)
      Appropriate for IZ Plus per Subtitle X § 502 including mitigating circumstances, if any; and
3. (c)
   Generally ready for a public hearing to be scheduled. 

1. (a)
   Any additional information, reports, or other materials specified by the Commission at the time the matter was set down for public hearing; or, if the Commission requested the petitioner to make any changes in the petition, the updated petition and supportive material;
2. (b)
   A list of witnesses who are prepared to testify on the petitioner's behalf;
3. (c)
   A written summary of testimony of all witnesses or of the written report, and a complete and professional resume for any expert who may be called to testify at the public hearing, or made available to answer questions;
4. (d)
   Any additional information, reports, or other materials the petitioner may wish to introduce;
5. (e)
   Reduced architectural plans, which plans shall be no larger than the tabloid size of eleven inches (11 in.) by seventeen inches (17 in.), that show the "north arrow" reading up, and that include a bar scale;
6. (f)
   A list of maps, plans, or other documents that are readily available to the general public and that will be offered into evidence; and
7. (g)
   An estimate of the time required for the presentation of the petitioner's case, subject to the decision of the presiding officer as provided in Subtitle Z § 408.2.

1. (a)
   Publishing the notice of public hearing in the District of Columbia Register;
2. (b)
   Posting a copy of the notice of the public hearing on the Office of Zoning’s website; 
3. (c)
   Providing a copy of the notice of the public hearing to the appropriate ANC(s);
4. (d)
   For a map amendment petition not requested by an ANC or the Office of Planning, providing a copy of the notice of public hearing to owners of all property within two hundred feet (200 ft.) of the property included in the petition;
5. (e)
   For a map amendment petition, the petitioner shall give additional notice of the public hearing by posting the property with notice of hearing in a form that is prescribed by the Director at least forty (40) days in advance of the public hearing;
6. (f)
   The notice required by Subtitle Z § 502.1(e) to be placed upon a petitioner's property shall be posted in plain view of the public at each street frontage on the property and on the front of each existing building located on the subject property;
7. (g)
   The notice required by Subtitle Z § 502.1(e) shall be removed by the petitioner within two (2) days after the conclusion of the public hearing;
8. (h)
   The notice required by Subtitle Z § 502.1(e) shall be supplied by the Director indicating:

   1. (1)
      The case number of the application;
   2. (2)
      The name of the applicant;
   3. (3)
       The nature of the application;
   4. (4)
      The square(s) and lot(s) and/or street address of the property involved; and
   5. (5)
      The location, time, and date of the public hearing;
9. (i)
   When required to post any notice pursuant to Subtitle Z § 502.1(e), the petitioner shall complete and file with the Director the completed affidavit of posting form, demonstrating compliance with Subtitle Z § 502.1(e). This affidavit shall be filed not less than thirty (30) days prior to the public hearing;
10. (j)
    The petition shall attach to the affidavit a photograph of each sign after posting and as viewed by the public, identifying the street frontage or other location of each sign; and
11. (k)
    The petitioner shall maintain the posting by checking the signs at least once per week and reposting when necessary. The petitioner shall file an affidavit of maintenance of the posting between two (2) and six (6) days prior to the public hearing.

1. (a)
   The case number of the petition;
2. (b)
   A general summary of the petition under consideration;
3. (c)
   The square(s) and lot(s), and/or street address of the property involved; if any;
4. (d)
   The location, time, and date of the public hearing;
5. (e)
   The name of the petitioner;
6. (f)
   The action requested of the Commission; and
7. (g)
   That the proceedings will be conducted pursuant to Subtitle Z, Chapter 5.

1. (a)
   The case number of the petition;
2. (b)
   The name of the petitioner;
3. (c)
   The nature of the petition;
4. (d)
   The square(s) and lot(s) and/or street address of the property involved; and
5. (e)
   The location, time, and date of the public hearing.

1. (a)
   Compatibility of the proposed zoning with the Comprehensive Plan and other approved plans; and
2. (b)
   Issues or concerns raised by the affected ANC(s) or community members.

1. (a)
   The case name and number;
2. (b)
   The date the public meeting of the ANC to consider the petition occurred;
3. (c)
   A statement that proper notice of that public meeting was given by the ANC;
4. (d)
   The number of members of the ANC that constitute a quorum and the number of members present at the public meeting;
5. (e)
   The issues and concerns of the ANC about the petition, as related to the standards against which the petition shall be judged;
6. (f)
   The recommendation, if any, of the ANC as to the disposition of the petition;
7. (g)
   The outcome of the vote on the motion to adopt the report to the Commission;
8. (h)
   The name of the person who is authorized by the ANC to present the report; and
9. (i)
   The signature of the ANC chairperson or vice-chairperson.

1. (a)
   Call the hearing to order;
2. (b)
   Consider preliminary matters, including, but not limited to, motions, and qualifying expert witnesses;
3. (c)
   Conduct the hearing;
4. (d)
   Rule upon offers of proof and receive relevant evidence;
5. (e)
   Exclude unduly repetitious or irrelevant testimony, and permit a witness to adopt the prior testimony of another witness;
6. (f)
   Adjourn a hearing and establish the date when the hearing will be continued;
7. (g)
   Close the hearing and record;
8. (h)
   Take action to maintain decorum and order; and
9. (i)
   Take any other action authorized by this title or necessary under this subtitle.

1. (a)
   Call to order and opening statement by the presiding officer;
2. (b)
   Consideration of preliminary matters, including, but not limited to, motions and qualifying expert witnesses;
3. (c)
   Petitioner’s case;
4. (d)
   Reports or statements by the Office of Planning and other government agency representatives, as needed;
5. (e)
   Affected ANC(s);
6. (f)
   Individuals and organization representatives in support of the petition;
7. (g)
   Individuals and organization representatives in opposition to the petition; and
8. (h)
   Individuals and organization representatives who are undeclared with respect to the petition.

1. (a)
   The applicant or petitioner shall file a written statement with the Commission withdrawing the application or petition;
2. (b)
   Withdrawal shall not authorize the removal of any document or paper from the files of the Commission;
3. (c)
   The application or petition fee shall not be refunded upon withdrawal; and
4. (d)
   If an application or petition is withdrawn, a new application or petition shall not be accepted for filing for at least ninety (90) days after the date the written statement of withdrawal is filed.

1. (a)
   Dismissal shall not authorize the removal of any document or paper from the files of the Commission;
2. (b)
   The application or petition fee shall not be refunded upon dismissal; and
3. (c)
   If an application or petition is dismissed before the close of the record, a new application or petition shall not be accepted for at least ninety (90) days after the date of the written order dismissing the application or petition.

1. (a)
   Publish a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking in the D.C. Register to permanently amend the zoning map or the text of the zoning regulations; or
2. (b)
   Refer the following types of cases to the National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC) for comment and review:

   1. (1)
      Proposals to permanently amend the text of this title other than Subtitles A, Y, or Z or the zoning map; and
   2. (2)
      Applications to grant a map amendment including an application related to a planned unit development application.

1. (a)
   Grant an application not listed in Subtitle Z § 603.1(b)(2);
2. (b)
   Amend the text of Subtitles A, Y, or Z;
3. (c)
   Amend the text of this title on an emergency basis pursuant to D.C. Official Code § 2-505(b); or
4. (d)
   Deny any application or petition.

1. (a)
   Deny any application or petition; or
2. (b)
   Approve any case for which NCPC referral is not specifically required under Subtitle Z § 603.1(b).

1. (a)
   The petitioner;
2. (b)
   The applicant and any other parties, if any;
3. (c)
   The affected ANC(s);
4. (d)
   The ANC Commissioner for the Single-Member District within which the property is located, if any; and
5. (e)
   The Councilmember for the Ward within which the property, if any, is located.

1. (a)
   The motion shall be served upon all other parties;
2. (b)
   The Commission shall not receive or consider any motion for reconsideration or rehearing that is filed prior to an order becoming final and effective pursuant to Subtitle Z § 604.9, nor shall it waive this prohibition;
3. (c)
   A request by a non-party for leave to file a request for reconsideration or rehearing shall not be accepted, nor shall such request be waived. Any such request received shall immediately be returned by Office of Zoning staff;
4. (d)
   A motion for reconsideration must cite the relevant legal error which the motion asserts was misapplied; and
5. (e)
   A motion for rehearing must cite newly discovered evidence that existed at the time of the hearing which, by due diligence, could not have been reasonably presented to the Commission at the time of the hearing and impacts the material facts upon which the Commission’s decision was based. The motion must show good cause for why the newly discovered evidence could not have been reasonably presented at the hearing.  Should the Commission grant the motion for rehearing, it may schedule a limited scope hearing to hear testimony on the newly discovered evidence.  

1. (a)
   The party seeking the stay is likely to prevail on the merits of the motion for reconsideration or rehearing, or the appeal;
2. (b)
   Irreparable injury will result if the stay is denied;
3. (c)
   Opposing parties will not be harmed by a stay; and
4. (d)
   The public interest favors the granting of the stay.

1. (a)
   Interior Components: To vary the location and design of all interior components, including partitions, structural slabs, doors, hallways, columns, stairways, atria, and mechanical rooms, provided that the variations do not change the exterior configuration of the building as shown on the plans approved by the order;
2. (b)
   Exterior Materials – Color: To vary the final selection of the colors of the exterior materials based on availability at the time of construction, provided such colors are within the color ranges shown on the plans approved by the order;
3. (c)
   Exterior Details – Location and Dimension: To make minor refinements to the locations and dimensions of exterior details that do not substantially alter the exterior configuration of the building or design shown on the plans approved by the order. Examples of exterior details would include, but are not limited to, doorways, canopies, railings, and skylights;
4. (d)
    Number of Units: To provide a range in the approved number of residential dwelling units of plus or minus ten percent (10%), except that (1) the total square footage of the residential dwelling units shall not be reduced, and (2) the number of units and the square footage reserved for affordable housing shall not be reduced;
5. (e)
   Parking Layout: To make refinements to the approved parking configuration, including layout and number of parking space plus or minus ten percent (10%), so long as the number of parking spaces is at least the minimum number of spaces required by the Zoning Regulations;
6. (f)
   Streetscape Design: To vary the location, attributes, and general design of the approved streetscape to comply with the requirements of, and the approval by, the DDOT Public Space Division;
7. (g)
   Signage: To vary the font, message, logo, and color of the approved signage, provided that the maximum overall dimensions and signage materials are consistent with the signage on the plans approved by the order and are compliant with the DC signage regulations; and
8. (h)
   Sustainable Features: To vary the approved sustainable features of the project, provided the total number of LEED points achievable for the project does not decrease below the minimum required for the LEED standard specified by the order.

1. (a)
   Requirements to maintain a minimum number of on-campus beds or provide housing for a minimum percentage of students;
2. (b)
   Requirements that certain classes of students reside on campus;
3. (c)
   Limits on housing for certain classes of students to specific locations; and
4. (d)
   Limits on the use of classroom spaces for certain classes of students to specific locations.

1. (a)
   A completed application form;
2. (b)
   The nature of, reason(s), and grounds for the modification;
3. (c)
   If a final order is to be modified, a copy of that order;
4. (d)
   If plans are to be modified, architectural drawings and a copy of the order approving the plans; and
5. (e)
   Any other information requested on the form.

1. (a)
   At the request of a Commissioner, remove the item from the Consent Calendar and direct the applicant to file an application for a modification with hearing pursuant to 11-Z DCMR § 704 for their request to be considered;
2. (b)
   Continue the matter to receive further information; or
3. (c)
   Grant or deny the request.

1. 1. .

1. (a)
   The extension request is served on all parties to the application by the applicant, and all parties are allowed thirty (30) days to respond;
2. (b)
   There is no substantial change in any of the material facts upon which the Commission based its original approval of the application that would undermine the Commission’s justification for approving the original application; and
3. (c)
   The applicant demonstrates with substantial evidence one (1) or more of the following criteria:

   1. (1)
      An inability to obtain sufficient project financing for the development, following an applicant’s diligent good faith efforts to obtain such financing, because of changes in economic and market conditions beyond the applicant’s reasonable control;
   2. (2)
      An inability to secure all required governmental agency approvals for a development by the expiration date of the order because of delays in the governmental agency approval process that are beyond the applicant’s reasonable control; or
   3. (3)
      The existence of pending litigation or such other condition, circumstance, or factor beyond the applicant’s reasonable control that renders the applicant unable to comply with the time limits of the order.

1. (a)
   Grant the extension for no more than two (2) years, subject to their determination that the applicant has sufficiently evidenced compliance with the criteria in Subtitle Z § 705.2; or
2. (b)
   Grant the extension for no more than two (2) years, subject to their determination that the applicant has sufficiently evidenced compliance with the above criteria but with applicable conditions that the Commission concludes are in the public interest and which will expire with the issuance of a certificate of occupancy for the project; or
3. (c)
   Deny the extension request.

1. (a)
   Hearing argument based on the existing record in the case before the Board of Zoning Adjustment;
2. (b)
   Affirmance, modification, or reversal of the Board of Zoning Adjustment’s decision and order; and
3. (c)
   Remanding the case to the Board of Zoning Adjustment for reconsideration, rehearing, or other action pursuant to the instructions of the Commission.

1. (a)
   In a particular instance where it appears to the Commission that the Board of Zoning Adjustment has exceeded its authority and has thus in effect changed the zoning;
2. (b)
   Where it appears that a basic policy of the Commission, as expressed in the Zoning Regulations, has been violated as a result of action by the Board of Zoning Adjustment; or
3. (c)
   In an unusual instance, as determined by the Commission.

1. (a)
   Summarizes the Court of Appeals holding;
2. (b)
   Identifies the issues that must be decided on the remand; and
3. (c)
   Provides such further information and analysis as to enable the Commission to comply with the remand instructions.

1. (a)
   For each one hundred square feet (100 sq. ft.) of gross floor area or part thereof included in the application devoted to dwelling units, and the immediate area needed to serve that dwelling unit, seven dollars ($7), with a maximum of sixty-five thousand dollars ($65,000);
2. (b)
   For each one hundred square feet (100 sq. ft.) of gross floor area or part thereof included in the application devoted to any use other than a dwelling unit and the immediate area needed to serve that dwelling unit, thirteen dollars ($13); and
3. (c)
   In the case of an application that combines dwelling units and other uses, the fee shall be the total of the amounts for each use computed separately.

1. (a)
   Six (6)-month time extension pursuant to Subtitle Z § 705.9 due to COVID-19 – five hundred twenty dollars ($520); 
2. (b)
   One (1)-year time extension pursuant to Subtitle Z § 705.9 due to COVID-19 – one thousand dollars ($1,000); or
3. (c)
   All other time extensions - the greater of one thousand, five hundred dollars ($1,500) or ten percent (10%) of the original hearing fee, up to a maximum of five thousand dollars ($5,000).

1. (a)
   For a map amendment to any of the R-1 through R-3 zones, for each forty-three thousand five hundred and sixty square feet (43,560 sq. ft.) or part of that area, six hundred fifty dollars ($650);
2. (b)
   For a map amendment to any of the RF-1, RF-4, RF-5, or RA-1 zones, for each forty-three thousand five hundred and sixty square feet (43,560 sq. ft.) or part of that area, one thousand six hundred twenty-five dollars ($1,625);
3. (c)
   For a map amendment to any RA-2 zones, for each forty-three thousand five hundred and sixty square feet (43,560 sq. ft.) or part of that area, three thousand two hundred fifty dollars ($3,250);
4. (d)
   For a map amendment to any of the RA-3 through RA-5, D-1-R, SEFC-2, SEFC-3, or CG-1 zones, for each forty-three thousand five hundred and sixty square feet (43,560 sq. ft.) or part of that area, six thousand five hundred dollars ($6,500);
5. (e)
   For a map amendment to any of the MU-1, MU-2, MU-10 through MU-14, D-2, SEFC-1, SEFC-4, CG4 through CG-7, and ARTS-4 zones, for each ten thousand square feet (10,000 sq. ft.) or part of that area, two thousand six hundred dollars ($2,600);
6. (f)
   For a map amendment to any of the MU-3 through MU-6, NMU-3 through NMU-5, D-4-R, CG-2, ARTS-1, and ARTS-2 zones, for each ten thousand square feet (10,000 sq. ft.) or part of that area, one thousand six hundred twenty-five dollars ($1,625);
7. (g)
   For a map amendment to any MU-7 through MU-9, NMU-7 through NMU-8, D-3 through D-5, D-5-R, D-6, D-6-R, D-7, D-8, CG-3, and ARTS-3 zones, for each ten thousand square feet (10,000 sq. ft.) or part of that area, three thousand two hundred fifty dollars ($3,250);
8. (h)
   For a map amendment to any of the PDR zones, for each twenty thousand square feet (20,000 sq. ft.) or part of that area, two thousand six hundred dollars ($2,600);
9. (i)
   The maximum hearing fee for a map amendment listed in Subtitle Z §§ 1601.1(a) through (d) shall be sixty-five thousand dollars ($65,000); and
10. (j)
    For an application or petition that proposes a map amendment to more than one (1) zone or is in the alternative, the fee shall be the total of the amounts for the area devoted to each proposed district or alternative computed separately.

1. (a)
   For each one hundred square feet (100 sq. ft.) of gross floor area or part thereof included in the application devoted to dwelling units, and the immediate area needed to serve that dwelling unit, seven dollars ($7), with a maximum of sixty-five thousand dollars ($65,000);
2. (b)
   For each one hundred square feet (100 sq. ft.) of gross floor area or part thereof included in the application devoted to any use other than a dwelling unit and the immediate area needed to serve that dwelling unit, thirteen dollars ($13);
3. (c)
   In the case of an application that combines dwelling units and other uses, the fee shall be the total of the amounts for each use computed separately; and
4. (d)
   There shall be no charge for the hearing on the second-stage of a two-stage PUD application.

1. (a)
   A department, office, or agency of the government of the District of Columbia, including an Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC);
2. (b)
   The National Capital Planning Commission; or
3. (c)
   A citizens’ association or association created for civic purposes that is not for profit.