Consent Calendar: CFA Meeting — 20 June 2013

Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes: Obverse #1; the size of the central design elements should be reduced to avoid crowding the peripheral text. Reverse #4, with two modifications: the size of the central map should be reduced so that it does not intersect other design elements; and the eagle staffs should be adjusted to avoid reaching the edge of the medal.

Cherokee Nation: Obverse #5 as the strongest graphic design. Reverse #1 as the best composition. The design benefits from the hierarchical variation of text size along the periphery; some of the other alternatives simply use equally sized text.

Ho–Chunk Nation: Obverse #7 as the strongest graphic design and best rendering. Reverse #1 as the most legible design; the eagle’s wing should be adjusted to avoid overlapping with the peripheral text "World War II."

Meskwaki Nation: Obverse #2; the central design elements should be adjusted to avoid overlapping the peripheral text. Alternative #4 is also noteworthy but too complex for the medal design. Reverse #2 due to the simple border treatment, with the peripheral text configured as in alternative #3, or else the feathers should be reconfigured so they do not overlap the text.

Oglala Sioux Tribe: Obverse #2 as the most graphically convincing design, with simplification of the background to avoid confusion of the branches with the radio equipment. Reverse #3, as preferred by the Oglala Sioux Tribe.

Seminole Nation: Obverse #3 due to the clear composition and the detailing of the pose and chin; alternative #4 is also a strong candidate. Reverse #1 as the simplest design.

Yankton Sioux Tribe: Obverse #2 as the most interesting composition. Reverse #1 due to the superior depiction of the animal skull.

No objection to the final plans for modifications to make the main entrance to the cemetery visitor center building accessible to the handicapped, as shown in materials received and dated 4 June 2013.

No objection to the final plans for the renovation of the Japanese Pavilion and Stroll Garden at the National Bonsai and Penjing Museum, as shown in materials received and dated 6 June 2013. The submission conforms to the previously approved concept design.

No objection to the final plans for the rehabilitation of the DC Water Potable Water Storage Facility (Soldiers' Home Reservoir) located on the Home's golf course between holes 1 and 3. The above-grade work in the project includes two new equipment support buildings, and a permanent permeable-surface service access road, as shown in materials received and dated 6 June 2013.

No objection to the final plans for a new child development center playground between buildings 41 and 44, on the Van Ness Campus of the University of the District of Columbia, as shown in materials received and dated 31 May 2013.

No objection to the final design for a new gymnasium addition to the Cesar Chavez Public Charter School (the former Bruce Public School), as shown in materials received and dated 3 June 2013. Final design conforms to previously approved concept design. Any subsequent modifications to the exterior design must be resubmitted to the Commission for approval before the issuance of a permit revision.

No objection to the final plans for the proposed temporary 1st Street pumping station, as shown in materials received and dated 5 June 2013. The majority of the pumping station will be built below grade with the exception of an electrical cabinet and associated security fencing. It is understood that the station will be stay in service until 2022 when the Northeast Boundary Tunnel gravity system is completed and operational.

No objection to the concept plans for the public art installation at the Unity-Parkside Health Center titled 'Community Gateway' by artist Tim Tate of the the Washington Glass School and Studio, as shown in materials received and dated 6 June 2013.

No objection to the concept design for a new two-lane bridge to replace the existing 27th Street bridge over Broad Branch Stream adjacent to the intersection of 27th Street and Broad Branch Road, NW, as shown in materials received and dated 5 June 2013.

No objection to the proposed final design for the new streetcar station identification pylon sign, as shown in materials received and dated 16 May 2013. The final design conforms to the Commission's recommendations from April 2007.

No objection to the installation of four new building identification signs at the Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. Building and two new building identification signs at the Liberty Loan Building, as shown in materials received and dated 10 June 2013. Proposed signs conform to the designs in the GSA/NCR sign system approved in November 2010.

No objection to the final plans for the proposed new landscape equipment and vehicular storage facility (shed) in the work yard located in the northeast corner of Fort McNair, as shown in materials received and dated 7 June 2013.

No objection to the final plans for the proposed new landscape equipment and vehicular storage facility (shed) in the work yard located behind Building 450 at Joint Base Fort Myer-Henderson Hall, Arlington, Virginia, as shown in materials received and dated 7 June 2013.

No objection to the final plans for the installation of a two- story modular building containing a cafeteria, kitchen, bathrooms, and classrooms, as shown in materials received and dated 7 June 2013 and 17 June 2013. See case SL 13-098.

Project approved by delegation. See letter dated 13 June 2013. Final design conforms with the previous recommendations of the Commission. Refer to DC Historic Preservation Office. ACTIONS PREVIOUSLY DELEGATED TO STAFF

Project approved by delegation. See letter dated 12 June 2013. Final design conforms with the previous recommendations of the Commission. ACTIONS PREVIOUSLY DELEGATED TO STAFF