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2024 District of Columbia Code
Title 10 - Parks, Public Buildings, Grounds, and Space
Subtitle I. Parks and Playgrounds.
- Chapter 1 - General Provisions
- Chapter 1A - Safe Fields and Playgrounds
- Chapter 2 - Recreation Board
- Chapter 3 - Fundraising for Recreational Facilities
- Chapter 4 - Recreation Volunteer Background Check and Screening. [Repealed]
- Chapter 5 - Regulatory Provisions
- Chapter 5A - Department of General Services
- Chapter 5B - Department of Buildings
- Chapter 5C - Proactive Inspection of Multifamily Rental Housing
- Chapter 6 - Construction of Public Buildings
- Chapter 7 - Repairs and Improvements of Public Buildings
- Chapter 7A - Removal of Trees on the Public Land
- Chapter 8 - Sale of Public Lands
- Chapter 9 - Exchange of District-Owned Land
- Chapter 10 - Department of Real Estate Services. [Repealed]
- Chapter 10A - District Facilities Planning Advisory Committee
- Chapter 10B - Public Restroom Facilities Installation and Promotion
- Chapter 10C - Free-for-use Period Products in Women's and Gender-neutral Bathrooms
- Chapter 11 - Rental and Utilization of Public Space
- Chapter 11A - Abatement of Dangerous Conditions on Public Space
- Chapter 12 - Washington Convention and Sports Authority
- Chapter 13 - John A. Wilson Building
- Chapter 14 - National Children’s Island
- Chapter 15 - Reservation 13
- Chapter 16 - Sports Facilities
- Chapter 17 - Wilson Building and Baseball Stadium Message Boards
- Chapter 18 - Waterfront Park at the Yards
- Chapter 19 - Walter Reed Army Medical Center
- Chapter 20 - Use of District Buildings
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