Structures or monuments at Memorial Circle in Washington, D.C., would need express authorization under specified federal laws before federal money could fund planning or construction.
Federal money could not pay to plan, prepare land for, or build any structure or monument at Memorial Circle unless it has express authorization under either of two federal laws.
The proposal would bar federal spending to plan or build structures or monuments without express legal authorization. The restriction covers Memorial Circle within Lady Bird Johnson Park in Washington, D.C. It includes design, engineering, permits, construction, and work that prepares or disturbs the ground. Federal spending would be allowed if the structure or monument is expressly authorized under 40 U.S.C. 8106 or the Commemorative Works Act.
No hearings or votes scheduled.