A view of the inside of the parking garage where Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward held late night meetings with Deep Throat, his Watergate source who later turned out to be Mark Felt, the FBI’s former No. 2 official, August 27, 2013 in Arlington, Virginia. A property developer plans to demolish the 60s era office building and the underground garage. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)

A plan for a mixed-use development in Arlington, which would see the destruction of the garage where the Watergate informant known as “Deep Throat” met with the Washington Post’s Bob Woodward, is moving forward.

The Arlington County Board this weekend approved a plan that will bring office, retail and living space to Wilson and Key boulevards in Rosslyn. A historic marker erected in 2011 will stay on the site and another element will be installed in a garden space to “commemorate the location’s significance in the Watergate scandal,” according to a release.

The plan was first reported in August by the Washington Business Journal. Demolition will not occur until January 2017 at the earliest, so there’s still time to see this historic location.