WASHINGTON — The Washington Commanders' proposed stadium project is set to advance into the regulatory approval phase, marking the next critical step in the team's timeline to open a new facility by the 2030 football season.

Following final approval of the stadium deal, which passed the DC Council on a second vote Wednesday , the Commanders must navigate a complex regulatory process involving two key federal agencies and multiple zoning approvals before construction can begin.

Federal Review Process

The National Capital Planning Commission will conduct one major review, evaluating whether the project benefits the broader region. The NCPC includes presidential appointees, congressional appointees, D.C. government appointees and delegates from Maryland and Virginia.

The Commission on F

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