Judge says government must give 30 days notice before demolishing Kennedy Center
Summary
A federal judge denied a request for an emergency hearing about the Kennedy Center’s planned renovations. The judge said the government must give at least 30 days’ notice before it can demolish the building.Key Facts
- Rep. Joyce Beatty asked for an emergency court hearing about the Kennedy Center closure.
- U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper refused the emergency hearing.
- The judge ruled the government must give 30 days' advance notice before demolishing the Kennedy Center.
- The Kennedy Center is a major performing arts building in the United States.
- The board recently voted to close the center for renovations.
- The judge’s decision means demolition cannot start without warning.
- The case involves the government’s plans for the Kennedy Center building.
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