Please take a moment if you're in the USA to comment on the official proposal for Trump's ballroom. This is a legally mandated review period from the National Capitol Planning Commission. Let them know that the US citizens do not want this travesty.

https://savingplaces.org/public-comment-period-white-house-ballroom?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com

#WhiteHouse #NCPC

Public Comment Period Open: White House Ballroom Proposal | National Trust for Historic Preservation

The National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC) has opened the public comment period on the East Wing Modernization Project, including the proposed construction of a 90,000-square-foot ballroom addition to the White House complex. Written comments are due March 4, 2026 at Noon ET. Members of the public may also apply to provide oral testimony at the virtual NCPC meeting on March 5, 2026.

@joyce Done, thanks for the heads-up! Lovely practice, to have the review after the wing has been demolished, but oh well.
@joyce
They have my approval, as long as they call it the Epstein Ballroom.

@joyce

I don't recall this being part of the process for the tearing down part ?

@the5thColumnist

It should have been, but Trump just went ahead with tearing it down without doing this.

@joyce

Thank you. I will tackle this first thing tomorrow morning.

@joyce great there is a review period for these projects, but isn't the time for that Before they start building it?

@EnaWasHere

Yes of course. But you don't think Trump follows the rules, do you?

@joyce I still haven't heard of anything he's done by the book 😬

@joyce

I submitted:
Any modifications to β€œThe People’s House” must be done according to relevant laws and regulations by proper authorities. We also need to know what is happening underground. Is a Hitlerian bunker planned? Are reserved accommodations being sold to donating billionaires?

@joyce @outer This link takes you right to the comment page, without submitting any information to a third-party for future spamming. https://www.ncpc.gov/participate/guidelines/
How to Comment

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@mlanger @joyce Thank you. I chipped in a few comments.
@outer @joyce I did, too. It's so important that we speak up when given the opportunity.

@joyce Here is the text of what I submitted (as a .short 1 1/4 page pdf file):

https://cavebear.com/docs/white-house-ballroom.pdf

@joyce

When the cancer is removed the people will rejoice that the "ballroom" burns

#ThroneRoomOfHell

@joyce

Thanks. I suggested that instead of a ballroom they build a museum to the crimes of the Trump administration, using printouts of the Epstein files as wallpaper.

first the execution, then the trial

(sentence first, verdict afterwards)

https://savingplaces.org/public-comment-period-white-house-ballroom

@joyce Something has been accomplished! Not saying the ballroom is stopped, and of course the East Wing is still demolished... but the volume of comments received has forced the vote to be pushed back until April 2.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/white-house/trump-allies-planning-commission-white-house-ballrooom-approval-rcna261884

You can register to speak until April 1. (Yup. April Fools Day.) https://www.ncpc.gov/review/agenda/

#WhiteHouse #EastWing #PublicHearing

Trump ballroom vote pushed to April after critics blast 'hideous,' 'appalling,' 'shameful' plans

The National Capital Planning Commission on Thursday pushed an expected vote on President Donald Trump's new White House ballroom plans to next month as it wades through a deluge of public comments about the massive project, much of it negative.

NBC News