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  1. Agenda Ready
    Minutes

    County Council Minutes dated October 13, 2026

    These Minutes were approved.

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  2. Resolution Final Reading
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE 2018 WATER AND SEWER PLAN (JUNE 2026 CYCLE OF AMENDMENTS) for the purpose of changing the water and sewer category designations of properties within the 2018 Water and Sewer Plan.

    The public hearing for this Resolution was held.

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  3. Enacted
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING WEEDS AND CONSERVATION LANDSCAPING for the purpose of amending the Housing Code of Prince George’s County regarding the definition of weeds and Conservation Landscaping; amending the property standards and maintenance Code provisions regarding the definition of weeds and Conservation Landscaping; amending the antilitter and weed ordinance regarding the definition of weeds and Conservation Landscaping; providing for voluntary registration, certification, and signage identifying low-impact and conservation landscaping and the evidentiary effect thereof; providing for certain abandoned vehicles in a certain definition; and generally regarding weeds and Conservation Landscaping.

    The public hearing for this Council Bill was held.

    Attachments

  4. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING DEPARTMENT OF PERMITTING, INSPECTIONS AND ENFORCEMENT - ADOPTION OF FEES FOR FAIR RETURN APPLICATION REVIEW, CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT SURCHARGE, SUBSTANTIAL RENOVATION EXEMPTION, AND RENT BANKING FOR THE PERMANENT RENT STABILIZATION PROGRAM for the purpose of adopting a Fee Schedule for implementation of the Permanent Rent Stabilization and Protection Act of 2024 (“PRSA”) and authorizing the Department of Permitting, Inspections and Enforcement, to charge such fees, subject to approval by the County Council after notice and public hearing.

    The public hearing for this Resolution was held.

    Attachments

  5. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING LOCAL IMPACT GRANT FUNDS MULTIYEAR PLAN for the purpose of transmitting the Local Impact Grant Funds Multiyear Plan to the County Council for review and approval.

    The public hearing for this Resolution was held.

    Attachments

  6. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING CONTRACT APPROVALS for the purpose of approving a multi-year financing agreement to fund emergency communication equipment and public safety vehicles and equipment for multiple County agencies.

    The public hearing for this Resolution was held.

    Attachments

  7. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING CONTRACT APPROVAL for the purpose of approving a multi-year contract in accordance with the Prince George’s County Charter and Subtitle 10 of the Prince George’s County Code.

    The public hearing for this Resolution was held.

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  8. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING CONTRACT APPROVALS for the purpose of approving, pursuant to Section 819 of the Charter for Prince George's County, Maryland, multiyear contract modifications, described in Attachment A, each exercising an available option year and raising the aggregate contract ceiling to an amount in excess of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000.00), for snow and ice control services; and approving, pursuant to Section 819 of the Charter, increased funding for multiyear contracts for transportation services described in Attachment B, for which previously approved funding is insufficient to meet Fiscal Year 2027 requirements.

    The public hearing for this Resolution was held.

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  9. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING OWN THE BLOCK EDUCATION INITIATIVE for the purpose of directing the Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation to develop and offer an educational program to County residents on the fundamentals of commercial real estate investment.

    A motion was made by Council Member Adams-Stafford, seconded by Council Member Adams, that this Resolution be adopted. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  10. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING A MORATORIUM ON UTILITY SHUT-OFFS for the purpose of requesting the Maryland Public Service Commission to impose a utility shut-off moratorium for certain periods for low-and moderate-income households, certain senior households, and households with persons with certain medical conditions in Prince George’s County; to evaluate the cause of current utility rate increases necessitating utility shut-offs for residents of Prince George’s County, with special attention on the role of data centers in neighboring communities, as well as the impact of last winter and this summer on utility increases; requesting additional customer protections; and generally regarding utility shut-offs in Prince George’s County.

    A motion was made by Council Member Adams-Stafford, seconded by Council Member Hunter, to substitute Draft 2 in lieu of Draft 1 for this Resolution. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  11. Agenda Ready
    Briefing

    JOAN'S HOUSE AND CENTER FOR NON-PROFIT ADVANCEMENT Joan’s House Brianna Boston, Interim Executive Director for Joan’s House Briana Capuano, Director for the Youth and Young Adult Jobs Program Jonathan Harris, Director of the District 8 Student Leadership Academy Angelo Gilbert, Assistant Director of the District 8 Student Leadership Academy Center for Nonprofit Advancement Glen O’Gilvie, CEO of the Center for Nonprofit Advancement Taylor Strange, Cheif of Staff of the Center for Nonprofit Advancement

    This Briefing was held.

  12. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE STATE OF MARYLAND SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES PROGRAM FOR FORT WASHINGTON for the purpose of approving Fort Washington as a Sustainable Community through the Application for submission to the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development (“Department”) for participation in the Department’s Sustainable Communities Program.

    This Resolution was introduced by Council Members Oriadha and Adams and referred to the Committee of the Whole.

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  13. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE PORT TOWNS SECTOR PLAN for the purpose of approving, with amendments herein based on the joint public hearing record of testimony, as an Act of the County Council of Prince George’s County, Maryland sitting as the District Council for that part of the Maryland-Washington Regional District in Prince George’s County, the Port Towns Sector Plan, thereby approving a new vision to guide growth and redevelopment for the Port Towns areas comprised of portions of Planning Areas 68 and 69, an area generally encompassing the municipal boundaries of Bladensburg and also includes properties south of MD 450 (Annapolis Road) to MD 295 (Baltimore-Washington Parkway); municipal boundaries of Cottage City; municipal boundaries of Edmonston, and some properties east of Edmonston's municipal boundary, west of Bladensburg municipal boundary, and south of Carter Lane; and the municipal boundaries of Colmar Manor and some properties north of the District of Columbia boundary and west of the Anacostia River.

    This Resolution was deferred.

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  14. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE PORT TOWNS SECTIONAL MAP AMENDMENT for the purpose of approving, with amendments herein based on the joint public hearing record of testimony, as an Act of the County Council of Prince George’s County, Maryland sitting as the District Council for that part of the Maryland-Washington Regional District in Prince George’s County, the Port Towns Sectional Map Amendment (SMA), thereby setting forth and adopting detailed zoning proposals for the Port Towns areas comprised of portions of Planning Areas 68 and 69, an area generally encompassing the municipal boundaries of Bladensburg and also includes properties south of MD 450 (Annapolis Road) to MD 295 (Baltimore-Washington Parkway); municipal boundaries of Cottage City; municipal boundaries of Edmonston, and some properties east of Edmonston's municipal boundary, west of Bladensburg municipal boundary, and south of Carter Lane; and the municipal boundaries of Colmar Manor and some properties north of the District of Columbia boundary and west of the Anacostia River.

    This Resolution was deferred.

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  16. Agenda Ready
    Executive Session

    Motion to convene in Executive Session pursuant to Section 3-305(b)(1), General Provisions Article, Annotated Code of Maryland, in order to discuss the appointment, employment, assignment, promotion, discipline, demotion, compensation, removal, resignation, or performance evaluation of an appointee, employee, or official over whom it has jurisdiction; specifically, to discuss the Office of the County Auditor.

    A motion was made by Vice Chair Olson, seconded by Chair Oriadha, that this meeting be convened into Executive Session. The motion carried by the following vote:

  17. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE AND BRAIN HEALTH for the purpose of encouraging interagency coordination between County agencies which provide direct services to support County residents suffering from Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, or who may develop Alzheimer's disease and related dementias, to ensure that elderly County residents and their families are not left behind by rising costs and to ensure an equitable provision of care to elderly County residents.

    This Resolution was introduced by Council Members Oriadha, Adams, Olson and Dernoga and referred to the Committee of the Whole.

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  18. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE STATE OF MARYLAND SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES PROGRAM FOR FORT WASHINGTON for the purpose of approving Fort Washington as a Sustainable Community through the Application for submission to the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development (“Department”) for participation in the Department’s Sustainable Communities Program.

    A motion was made by Vice Chair Olson, seconded by Council Member Hunter, that this Resolution be adopted. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  19. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE AND BRAIN HEALTH for the purpose of encouraging interagency coordination between County agencies which provide direct services to support County residents suffering from Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, or who may develop Alzheimer's disease and related dementias, to ensure that elderly County residents and their families are not left behind by rising costs and to ensure an equitable provision of care to elderly County residents.

    A motion was made by Chair Oriadha, seconded by Vice Chair Olson, that this Resolution be adopted. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  20. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING SPENDING AFFORDABILITY LIMITS FOR THE WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY COMMISSION for the purpose of establishing spending control limits on the Fiscal Year 2028 Water and Sewer Operating and Capital Budgets of the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC).

    This Resolution was introduced by Council Members Dernoga, Olson, Oriadha and Adams and referred to the Committee of the Whole.

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  21. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING SPENDING AFFORDABILITY LIMITS FOR THE WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY COMMISSION for the purpose of establishing spending control limits on the Fiscal Year 2028 Water and Sewer Operating and Capital Budgets of the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC).

    A motion was made by Vice Chair Olson, seconded by Council Member Adams, that this Resolution be adopted. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  22. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING A MORATORIUM ON UTILITY SHUT-OFFS for the purpose of requesting the Maryland Public Service Commission to impose a utility shut-off moratorium for certain periods for low-and moderate-income households, certain senior households, and households with persons with certain medical conditions in Prince George’s County; to evaluate the cause of current utility rate increases necessitating utility shut-offs for residents of Prince George’s County, with special attention on the role of data centers in neighboring communities, as well as the impact of last winter and this summer on utility increases; requesting additional customer protections; and generally regarding utility shut-offs in Prince George’s County.

    A motion was made by Council Member Adams-Stafford, seconded by Council Member Hunter, that this Resolution be adopted. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  23. Enacted
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING WEEDS AND CONSERVATION LANDSCAPING for the purpose of amending the Housing Code of Prince George’s County regarding the definition of weeds and Conservation Landscaping; amending the property standards and maintenance Code provisions regarding the definition of weeds and Conservation Landscaping; amending the antilitter and weed ordinance regarding the definition of weeds and Conservation Landscaping; providing for voluntary registration, certification, and signage identifying low-impact and conservation landscaping and the evidentiary effect thereof; providing for certain abandoned vehicles in a certain definition; and generally regarding weeds and Conservation Landscaping.

    A motion was made by Council Member Dernoga, seconded by Vice Chair Olson, that this Council Bill be amended. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  24. Enacted
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING WEEDS AND CONSERVATION LANDSCAPING for the purpose of amending the Housing Code of Prince George’s County regarding the definition of weeds and Conservation Landscaping; amending the property standards and maintenance Code provisions regarding the definition of weeds and Conservation Landscaping; amending the antilitter and weed ordinance regarding the definition of weeds and Conservation Landscaping; providing for voluntary registration, certification, and signage identifying low-impact and conservation landscaping and the evidentiary effect thereof; providing for certain abandoned vehicles in a certain definition; and generally regarding weeds and Conservation Landscaping.

    A motion was made by Council Member Dernoga, seconded by Vice Chair Olson, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  25. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING CONTRACT APPROVAL for the purpose of approving a multi-year contract in accordance with the Prince George’s County Charter and Subtitle 10 of the Prince George’s County Code.

    A motion was made by Council Member Fisher, seconded by Council Member Hunter, that this Resolution be adopted. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  26. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING CONTRACT APPROVALS for the purpose of approving a multi-year financing agreement to fund emergency communication equipment and public safety vehicles and equipment for multiple County agencies.

    A motion was made by Council Member Fisher, seconded by Vice Chair Olson, that this Resolution be adopted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  27. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING DEPARTMENT OF PERMITTING, INSPECTIONS AND ENFORCEMENT - ADOPTION OF FEES FOR FAIR RETURN APPLICATION REVIEW, CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT SURCHARGE, SUBSTANTIAL RENOVATION EXEMPTION, AND RENT BANKING FOR THE PERMANENT RENT STABILIZATION PROGRAM for the purpose of adopting a Fee Schedule for implementation of the Permanent Rent Stabilization and Protection Act of 2024 (“PRSA”) and authorizing the Department of Permitting, Inspections and Enforcement, to charge such fees, subject to approval by the County Council after notice and public hearing.

    A motion was made by Council Member Fisher, seconded by Vice Chair Olson, that this Resolution be amended. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  28. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING DEPARTMENT OF PERMITTING, INSPECTIONS AND ENFORCEMENT - ADOPTION OF FEES FOR FAIR RETURN APPLICATION REVIEW, CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT SURCHARGE, SUBSTANTIAL RENOVATION EXEMPTION, AND RENT BANKING FOR THE PERMANENT RENT STABILIZATION PROGRAM for the purpose of adopting a Fee Schedule for implementation of the Permanent Rent Stabilization and Protection Act of 2024 (“PRSA”) and authorizing the Department of Permitting, Inspections and Enforcement, to charge such fees, subject to approval by the County Council after notice and public hearing.

    A motion was made by Vice Chair Olson, seconded by Council Member Fisher, that this Resolution be amended. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  29. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING DEPARTMENT OF PERMITTING, INSPECTIONS AND ENFORCEMENT - ADOPTION OF FEES FOR FAIR RETURN APPLICATION REVIEW, CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT SURCHARGE, SUBSTANTIAL RENOVATION EXEMPTION, AND RENT BANKING FOR THE PERMANENT RENT STABILIZATION PROGRAM for the purpose of adopting a Fee Schedule for implementation of the Permanent Rent Stabilization and Protection Act of 2024 (“PRSA”) and authorizing the Department of Permitting, Inspections and Enforcement, to charge such fees, subject to approval by the County Council after notice and public hearing.

    A motion was made by Vice Chair Olson, seconded by Council Member Fisher, that this Resolution be adopted. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  30. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING LOCAL IMPACT GRANT FUNDS MULTIYEAR PLAN for the purpose of transmitting the Local Impact Grant Funds Multiyear Plan to the County Council for review and approval.

    A motion was made by Council Member Burroughs, seconded by Council Member Blegay, to substitute Draft 2 in lieu of Draft 1. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  31. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING LOCAL IMPACT GRANT FUNDS MULTIYEAR PLAN for the purpose of transmitting the Local Impact Grant Funds Multiyear Plan to the County Council for review and approval.

    A motion was made by Council Member Burroughs, seconded by Council Member Fisher, that this Resolution be amended. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  32. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING LOCAL IMPACT GRANT FUNDS MULTIYEAR PLAN for the purpose of transmitting the Local Impact Grant Funds Multiyear Plan to the County Council for review and approval.

    A motion was made by Council Member Burroughs, seconded by Council Member Adams, that this Resolution be adopted. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  33. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING CONTRACT APPROVALS for the purpose of approving, pursuant to Section 819 of the Charter for Prince George's County, Maryland, multiyear contract modifications, described in Attachment A, each exercising an available option year and raising the aggregate contract ceiling to an amount in excess of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000.00), for snow and ice control services; and approving, pursuant to Section 819 of the Charter, increased funding for multiyear contracts for transportation services described in Attachment B, for which previously approved funding is insufficient to meet Fiscal Year 2027 requirements.

    A motion was made by Council Member Fisher, seconded by Council Member Adams, that this Resolution be adopted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  34. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE PORT TOWNS SECTIONAL MAP AMENDMENT for the purpose of approving, with amendments herein based on the joint public hearing record of testimony, as an Act of the County Council of Prince George’s County, Maryland sitting as the District Council for that part of the Maryland-Washington Regional District in Prince George’s County, the Port Towns Sectional Map Amendment (SMA), thereby setting forth and adopting detailed zoning proposals for the Port Towns areas comprised of portions of Planning Areas 68 and 69, an area generally encompassing the municipal boundaries of Bladensburg and also includes properties south of MD 450 (Annapolis Road) to MD 295 (Baltimore-Washington Parkway); municipal boundaries of Cottage City; municipal boundaries of Edmonston, and some properties east of Edmonston's municipal boundary, west of Bladensburg municipal boundary, and south of Carter Lane; and the municipal boundaries of Colmar Manor and some properties north of the District of Columbia boundary and west of the Anacostia River.

    This Resolution was introduced by Council Member Adams-Stafford.

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  35. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE PORT TOWNS SECTIONAL MAP AMENDMENT for the purpose of approving, with amendments herein based on the joint public hearing record of testimony, as an Act of the County Council of Prince George’s County, Maryland sitting as the District Council for that part of the Maryland-Washington Regional District in Prince George’s County, the Port Towns Sectional Map Amendment (SMA), thereby setting forth and adopting detailed zoning proposals for the Port Towns areas comprised of portions of Planning Areas 68 and 69, an area generally encompassing the municipal boundaries of Bladensburg and also includes properties south of MD 450 (Annapolis Road) to MD 295 (Baltimore-Washington Parkway); municipal boundaries of Cottage City; municipal boundaries of Edmonston, and some properties east of Edmonston's municipal boundary, west of Bladensburg municipal boundary, and south of Carter Lane; and the municipal boundaries of Colmar Manor and some properties north of the District of Columbia boundary and west of the Anacostia River.

    A motion was made by Council Member Adams-Stafford, seconded by Vice Chair Olson, that the rules be suspended for this Resolution. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  36. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE PORT TOWNS SECTIONAL MAP AMENDMENT for the purpose of approving, with amendments herein based on the joint public hearing record of testimony, as an Act of the County Council of Prince George’s County, Maryland sitting as the District Council for that part of the Maryland-Washington Regional District in Prince George’s County, the Port Towns Sectional Map Amendment (SMA), thereby setting forth and adopting detailed zoning proposals for the Port Towns areas comprised of portions of Planning Areas 68 and 69, an area generally encompassing the municipal boundaries of Bladensburg and also includes properties south of MD 450 (Annapolis Road) to MD 295 (Baltimore-Washington Parkway); municipal boundaries of Cottage City; municipal boundaries of Edmonston, and some properties east of Edmonston's municipal boundary, west of Bladensburg municipal boundary, and south of Carter Lane; and the municipal boundaries of Colmar Manor and some properties north of the District of Columbia boundary and west of the Anacostia River.

    A motion was made by Council Member Adams-Stafford, seconded by Vice Chair Olson, that this Resolution be adopted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  37. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE PORT TOWNS SECTOR PLAN for the purpose of approving, with amendments herein based on the joint public hearing record of testimony, as an Act of the County Council of Prince George’s County, Maryland sitting as the District Council for that part of the Maryland-Washington Regional District in Prince George’s County, the Port Towns Sector Plan, thereby approving a new vision to guide growth and redevelopment for the Port Towns areas comprised of portions of Planning Areas 68 and 69, an area generally encompassing the municipal boundaries of Bladensburg and also includes properties south of MD 450 (Annapolis Road) to MD 295 (Baltimore-Washington Parkway); municipal boundaries of Cottage City; municipal boundaries of Edmonston, and some properties east of Edmonston's municipal boundary, west of Bladensburg municipal boundary, and south of Carter Lane; and the municipal boundaries of Colmar Manor and some properties north of the District of Columbia boundary and west of the Anacostia River.

    This Resolution was introduced by Council Member Adams-Stafford.

    Attachments

  38. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE PORT TOWNS SECTOR PLAN for the purpose of approving, with amendments herein based on the joint public hearing record of testimony, as an Act of the County Council of Prince George’s County, Maryland sitting as the District Council for that part of the Maryland-Washington Regional District in Prince George’s County, the Port Towns Sector Plan, thereby approving a new vision to guide growth and redevelopment for the Port Towns areas comprised of portions of Planning Areas 68 and 69, an area generally encompassing the municipal boundaries of Bladensburg and also includes properties south of MD 450 (Annapolis Road) to MD 295 (Baltimore-Washington Parkway); municipal boundaries of Cottage City; municipal boundaries of Edmonston, and some properties east of Edmonston's municipal boundary, west of Bladensburg municipal boundary, and south of Carter Lane; and the municipal boundaries of Colmar Manor and some properties north of the District of Columbia boundary and west of the Anacostia River.

    A motion was made by Council Member Burroughs, seconded by Council Member Adams-Stafford, that the rules be suspended for this Resolution. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  39. Adopted
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE PORT TOWNS SECTOR PLAN for the purpose of approving, with amendments herein based on the joint public hearing record of testimony, as an Act of the County Council of Prince George’s County, Maryland sitting as the District Council for that part of the Maryland-Washington Regional District in Prince George’s County, the Port Towns Sector Plan, thereby approving a new vision to guide growth and redevelopment for the Port Towns areas comprised of portions of Planning Areas 68 and 69, an area generally encompassing the municipal boundaries of Bladensburg and also includes properties south of MD 450 (Annapolis Road) to MD 295 (Baltimore-Washington Parkway); municipal boundaries of Cottage City; municipal boundaries of Edmonston, and some properties east of Edmonston's municipal boundary, west of Bladensburg municipal boundary, and south of Carter Lane; and the municipal boundaries of Colmar Manor and some properties north of the District of Columbia boundary and west of the Anacostia River.

    A motion was made by Council Member Burroughs, seconded by Council Member Hunter, that this Resolution be adopted. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  1. Agenda Ready
    Minutes

    County Council Minutes dated October 20, 2026
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  2. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING STREAMLINING SUBDIVISION REVIEW ACT OF 2026 for the purpose of expressly providing that certain applications for preliminary plans of subdivision (minor or major) may be approved simultaneously in accordance with the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance; and generally relating to development plan review.
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  3. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING USE REGULATIONS - QUALIFIED DATA CENTERS for the purpose of prohibiting the authority in the Zoning Ordinance to utilize the prior Ordinance for Qualified Data Center uses, under certain circumstances, thereby establishing a single review process under the Zoning Ordinance for Qualified Data Center uses; repealing the exemption from detailed site plan review for qualified data centers; and making a technical correction.
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  4. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING USE REGULATIONS - DAY CARE CENTERS FOR CHILDREN for the purpose of increasing access to childcare facilities by eliminating special exception approval for day care centers for children in all zones; providing for community notification of proposed day care centers; removing minimum parking requirements in all transit-oriented zones; reducing minimum parking requirements in certain transit-oriented zones; and providing for alternative parking compliance in all other zones.
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  5. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING COMMERCIAL REINVESTMENT AND INNOVATION PROJECTS ACT OF 2026 for the purpose of establishing an alternative, streamlined development review and appeal process for the highest priority transit-oriented development areas, called Regional Transit Districts and Local Transit Centers in Prince George’s County’s Plan 2035 General Plan, to stimulate greater economic growth in Prince George’s County, subject to certain conditions.
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  6. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING USE REGULATIONS - COMMUNITY SERVICE AND COMMERCIAL USES for the purpose of permitting certain community service and commercial uses by right in Residential, Single-Family-Attached (RSF-A) zones; and amending use standards for permitted community service and commercial uses to promote the productive reuse of existing buildings and ensure compatibility with surrounding neighborhood in which these uses are proposed.
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  7. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING NONRESIDENTIAL BASE ZONES - PERMITTED PRINCIPAL USES - SUSTAINABLE INCLUSIVE MIXED-USE COMMUNITY for the purpose of defining the use “Sustainable Inclusive Mixed-Use Community” in the Zoning Ordinance; permitting the use in the RE (Residential Estate), RR (Residential, Rural), and RSF-95 (Residential, Single-Family-95) zones pursuant to the grant of a special exception; and establishing certain requirements applicable to said special exception.
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  8. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING CANNABIS DISPENSARIES - USE REGULATIONS for the purpose of making the use regulations for Cannabis dispensaries and Cannabis micro-dispensaries consistent with provisions of State law; and generally regarding Cannabis uses in Prince George’s County.
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  9. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING FOOD OR BEVERAGE STORES - CONVENIENCE STORES -TOBACCO PRODUCT SALES for the purpose of amending the Transitional Provisions of the Zoning Ordinance to prohibit the development of tobacco shop, electronic cigarette shop, retail tobacco business, and certain food or beverage store uses under the provisions of the prior Zoning Ordinance and prohibit the development of convenience store uses under the current Zoning Ordinance that sell tobacco or tobacco accessories.
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  10. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING STREAMLINING SITE PLAN REVIEW ACT OF 2026 for the purpose of amending the Zoning Ordinance to allow simultaneous approval of certain applications reviewed simultaneously; and generally relating to development plan review.
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  11. Held in Committee
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING THE ISSUANCE OF SPECIAL OBLIGATION BONDS FOR THE NATIONAL HARBOR IMMERSIVE ENTERTAINMENT VENUE AND THE REFUNDING OF THE SERIES 2022 BONDS for the purpose of providing that special obligation bonds may be issued from time to time under the provisions of this Act and Sections 12-201 through 12-213, inclusive, of the Economic Development Article of the Annotated Code of Maryland, as amended (the “Tax Increment Financing Act”), Sections 18-301 through 18-310, inclusive, of the Land Use Article of the Annotated Code of Maryland, as amended through the 2026 Maryland General Assembly Regular Session (the “M-NCPPC Taxes Act”), CR-25-2004 of the County Council of Prince George’s County, Maryland, as amended by CR-__-2026 (the “Formation Resolution”) and CR-74-2026 (the , “Extraordinary Development District Resolution”) in an amount not to exceed the aggregate principal amount of Two Hundred Fifteen Million Dollars ($215,000,000), in order for Prince George’s County, Maryland (the “County”) to refund, defease or purchase the outstanding aggregate principal amount of Prince George’s County, Maryland Special Obligation Refunding Bonds (National Harbor Project) Series 2022 (the “2022 Bonds”) (the portion of the bonds applied toward such refunding and/or defeasance and related costs, hereinafter called the “Refunding Bonds”), to finance or reimburse costs related to the acquisition, construction or rehabilitation of an Immersive Entertainment Venue (as defined in Section 12-201 of the Tax Increment Financing Act), as more particularly described herein (the portion of the bonds applied toward such costs hereinafter called the “Sphere New Money Bonds”), to fund reserves, if required, and to pay capitalized interest and certain costs of issuing such bonds; ratifying and confirming the designation of the National Harbor Development District and the Tax Increment Fund (as defined in the Formation Resolution); making certain findings and determinations, among others, concerning the public benefit and purpose of such bonds and providing that, prior to the issuance of such bonds, certain criteria set forth in CR-21-2019 (irrespective of any provision of CR-21-2019 to the contrary) and the provisions of CB-51-2022 shall apply; finding and determining that the immersive entertainment venue to be financed satisfies each of the requirements of Section 12-201 of the Tax Increment Financing Act; providing that such bonds authorized to be issued hereby shall be payable from certain amounts levied and deposited in the Tax Increment Fund, including certain County hotel occupancy taxes and other tax revenues, and from Park, Recreation and Administrative Taxes (as defined in the Extraordinary Development District Resolution) collected with respect to the Tax Increment in the National Harbor Extraordinary Development District (such portion, the “National Harbor PRA Taxes”) and deposited in the Special PRA Fund (as defined in the Extraordinary Development District Resolution), and that such bonds shall not constitute a general obligation debt of the County or a pledge of the County’s full faith and credit or taxing power other than the County’s pledge of the taxes representing the levy on the Tax Increment, the Hotel Tax, the National Harbor Convention Center Excess Development District Taxes (each as defined in the Formation Resolution) and the National Harbor PRA Taxes; authorizing the County Executive of the County (the “County Executive”) to specify, prescribe, determine, provide for and approve certain details, forms, documents or procedures in connection with such bonds issued hereunder and any other matters necessary or desirable in connection with the authorization, issuance, delivery and payment of such bonds; authorizing the County Executive to take certain actions, execute documents and make certain commitments on behalf of the County in connection with the issuance and delivery of such bonds consistent with the provisions of this Act; authorizing the execution and delivery of such bonds and such other documents as may be necessary and desirable to effectuate the refunding and/or defeasance of the 2022 Bonds and the financing of Improvements (as defined herein) and the issuance and delivery of such special obligation bonds; and generally providing for, and determining various matters in connection with, the issuance, delivery and payment of such special obligation bonds.
    Attachments

  12. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING THE FAIR ELECTION FUND POST-ELECTION FUND RETENTION AND DISTRIBUTIONS IN UNCONTESTED ELECTIONS for the purpose of permitting a Certified Candidate to retain a limited amount of unspent funds after a general election to pay for post-election expenses, under certain conditions; requiring the return of retained funds if the candidate does not continue in the public campaign financing system for the next election cycle; authorizing a partial distribution of Public Contributions to a Certified Candidate who is unopposed in a primary election, under certain conditions; providing for the cessation of further distributions when a race remains uncontested through the candidate filing deadline; and generally relating to the Fair Election Fund.
    Attachments

  13. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING RENTAL HOUSING - TENANT RELOCATION RIGHTS DISCLOSURE for the purpose of requiring landlords to provide certain duties regarding the notice of relocation; requiring County agencies to establish certain enforcement procedures and submit certain implementation reports to the County Council; and generally regarding landlord-tenant relocation rights disclosure.
    Attachments

  14. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING TENANT RIGHTS EDUCATION AND ACCESSIBILITY ACT for the purpose of requiring the Department of Housing and Community Development, the Office of Community Relations, and the Office of Homeland Security to prepare and distribute a centralized, plain-language, multilingual tenant rights resource guide to improve access to information to the public about landlord-tenant relations; and generally regarding a landlord-tenant rights resource guide.
    Attachments

  15. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING RENTAL HOUSING - EXPEDITED HEALTH AND SAFETY ENFORCEMENT for the purpose of providing for landlord obligations regarding a unit that is unsafe for occupancy; providing a clear and accelerated process for addressing serious housing conditions; providing for the landlord to provide notification and information in response to health safety issues; providing that relevant County agencies shall prioritize the most urgent cases, and unsafe conditions; providing that relevant County agencies shall provide certain enforcement procedures and certain reports; and generally regarding rental housing expedited health and safety enforcement.
    Attachments

  16. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING STORMWATER MANAGEMENT - WATERSHED PROTECTION AND RESTORATION PROGRAM REVENUE OBLIGATIONS - MARYLAND WATER INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCING ADMINISTRATION LOANS for the purpose of authorizing and empowering Prince George’s County, Maryland (the “County”) to borrow money and incur indebtedness in an aggregate principal amount not exceeding Thirty-Eight Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($38,500,000) (the “Loan”) under one or more loan agreements (each, a “Loan Agreement”) to be executed and delivered by the County and the Maryland Water Infrastructure Financing Administration (“MWIFA”) to be evidenced and secured by one or more revenue notes or other obligations (each, a “Note”) in an aggregate principal amount equal to the amount of the Loan under the Loan Agreements and to borrow money and incur indebtedness in order to refund or refinance the Loan and the Notes and any other indebtedness authorized hereby in a maximum principal amount not to exceed one hundred fifty percent (150%) of the aggregate principal amount of the indebtedness refunded or refinanced (collectively, the “Obligations”), pursuant to the Maryland Water Infrastructure Financing Administration Act, Sections 9-1601 to 9-1622, inclusive, of the Environment Article of the Annotated Code of Maryland, as amended, replaced or recodified from time to time (the “Water Infrastructure Act”) and Section 10-203(b) of the Local Government Article of the Annotated Code of Maryland, as amended, replaced or recodified from time to time (collectively, the “Enabling Acts”), for the purpose of financing and refinancing in whole or in part costs of the design, planning, construction, equipping, installation, reconstruction, establishment, expansion, extension, enlargement, demolition, improvement and acquisition of certain capital improvement projects of the County’s Stormwater Management - Watershed Protection and Restoration Program set forth in the capital program and the capital budget of the County adopted by the County pursuant to Council Bill CB-32-2016, passed by the County Council on May 26, 2016, and approved by the County Executive of the County (the “County Executive”) on May 31, 2016, including without limitation expenditures authorized pursuant to Council Bill CB-63-2023, passed by the County Council on May 25, 2023, Council Bill CB-45-2024, passed by the County Council on May 23, 2024, and approved by the County Executive on May 30, 2024, Council Bill CB-056-2025, passed by the County Council on May 29, 2025, and approved by the County Executive on June 6, 2025, including describing the capital projects to be financed, refinanced and reimbursed in whole or in part from the proceeds of the Loan hereby authorized and the estimated costs thereof; approving the form and authorizing and providing for the execution of the Loan Agreements and the Notes; prescribing or providing for the form and tenor of the Notes and the terms and conditions for the issuance and sale thereof at private sale to MWIFA created pursuant to the Water Infrastructure Act; directing the application of the proceeds of the Loan; providing that the Obligations and the interest and any premium on them shall be limited obligations of the County payable from and secured by certain amounts from time to time on deposit in the Local Watershed Protection and Restoration Fund established pursuant to Section 10-301 of the Prince George’s County Code, as amended, replaced or recodified from time to time, and shall never constitute an indebtedness or charge against the full faith and credit or taxing powers of the County within the meaning of any constitutional or charter provision or statutory limitation; authorizing the private (negotiated) or public sale of the Obligations as determined by the County Executive to be in the best interest of the County and other details with respect to the sale of such Obligations; providing for the preparation and distribution of a preliminary official statement and a final official statement to be used in connection with the sale of the Obligations; covenanting or providing for the making of certain covenants on matters relating to the tax-exempt status of interest on the Obligations; providing for compliance with Securities and Exchange Commission Rule 15c2-12; providing for the authorization of and entry into interest rate exchange agreements or contracts in connection with or incidental to any of the obligations authorized by this Act; authorizing the County Executive to delegate to appropriate officials the power to make certain determinations and sign certain documents, certificates or agreements authorized to be made or signed by the County Executive herein; and otherwise generally determining or providing for the determination of certain matters in connection with the authorization, issuance, sale, delivery and payment of the Obligations and the consummation of the transactions contemplated by this Act.
    Attachments

  17. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING LANDLORD TENANT CODE - AIR CONDITIONING IN RENTAL HOUSING for the purpose of requiring an owner of rental housing to provide air conditioning in each rental unit; and generally relating to equipment provided by the landlord in rental housing.
    Attachments

  18. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING AFFORDABLE RENTAL HOUSING SEARCH PORTAL for the purpose of requiring the Department of Housing and Community Development to establish and maintain a property listing portal as a service for residents to search affordable rental properties throughout Prince George’s County; requiring the portal to be searchable by certain information; requiring regular updating of the portal; and generally relating to affordable rental housing in Prince George’s County.
    Attachments

  19. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING ORPHANS’ COURT JUDGES - COMPENSATION for the purpose of setting the amount of annual compensation for the Associate Judges and Chief Judge of the Orphans’ Court for Prince George’s County, as prescribed by State law; and generally relating to the compensation of Orphans’ Court Judges.
    Attachments

  20. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING TRANSFER OF ENFORCEMENT FUNCTIONS TO THE OFFICE OF HOMELAND SECURITY for the purpose of amending several provisions of the County Code to transfer certain responsibilities and functions from the Department of Permitting, Inspections, and Enforcement to the Office of Homeland Security. To increase fines and penalties for prohibited acts or violations of the County Code.
    Attachments

  22. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING HOMESTEAD PROPERTY TAX CREDIT for the purpose of establishing the homestead property tax credit percentage for Prince George’s County at one hundred four percent (104%) for the taxable year beginning July 1, 2027; and generally regarding the homestead property tax credit.
    Attachments

  23. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING THE CLASSIFICATION PLAN FOR PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY for the purpose amending certain class titles and grades, adding new classes of work, and abolishing certain classes of work.
    Attachments

  24. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING INTERPROJECT TRANSFERS OF APPROPRIATIONS IN THE APPROVED FISCAL YEAR 2027 CAPITAL BUDGET AND SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATIONS IN THE APPROVED FISCAL YEAR 2027 CAPITAL BUDGET for the purpose of transferring appropriations to the District VI Police Station (3.50.0001) project from the County Administration Building Refresh (4.31.0003) project and providing supplementary appropriations for the Public Safety Infrastructure Upgrades (4.31.0004) project.
    Attachments

  25. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING VEHICLE PARKING AND IMPOUNDMENT for the purpose of aligning County parking code with Maryland Senate Bill 111 - Vehicle Laws - Out-of-State Vehicles - Improper Registration.
    Attachments

  26. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATIONS for the purpose of declaring transferring appropriation within the General Fund to provide for costs that were not anticipated and included in the Approved Fiscal Year 2026 Budget.
    Attachments

  27. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING THE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS AND GENERAL OBLIGATION STORMWATER MANAGEMENT BONDS for the purpose of authorizing and empowering Prince George’s County, Maryland to issue and sell an amount not to exceed seven hundred eighty-eight million five hundred eighty-seven thousand dollars ($788,587,000) in aggregate principal amount of general obligation bonds and one hundred sixty-one million four hundred sixty-three thousand dollars ($161,463,000) in aggregate principal amount of general obligation stormwater management bonds for the purpose of providing funds for financing in whole or in part costs of the planning, acquisition, construction, reconstruction, establishment, extension, enlargement, demolition, or improvement of certain capital projects and stormwater projects, respectively, set forth in the capital budget of the County for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027; describing the projects or usable parts to be financed in whole or in part from the proceeds of the bonds hereby authorized and the estimated costs thereof and the probable useful lives thereof; prescribing or providing for the procedures for the issuance and sale of such bonds at private (negotiated) sale or public sale; declaring the County’s official intent to reimburse itself for certain expenditures paid before the issuance of the bonds authorized hereby in accordance with applicable Income Tax Regulations; authorizing the consolidation of such bonds with other bonds for purposes of such sale; showing compliance with the power of the County to incur indebtedness; directing the application of the proceeds of such bonds and the proceeds of bonds previously issued by an act of the County; pledging the full faith and credit and taxing power of the County to the payment of such bonds and providing for the levy and collection of taxes necessary for the payment of the principal of and interest on such bonds when due; authorizing the pledge of Clean Water Act Fees to the payment of the principal of and interest on such general obligation stormwater management bonds related to clean water projects when due; authorizing and empowering the County to issue and sell an amount not to exceed nine hundred fifty million fifty thousand dollars ($950,050,000) in aggregate principal amount of bond anticipation notes and covenanting to issue bonds in anticipation of which such notes are issued; pledging the full faith and credit and taxing power of the County to the payment of such bond anticipation notes and providing for the levy and collection of taxes necessary for the payment of the principal of and interest on such bond anticipation notes when due and authorizing the pledge of Clean Water Act Fees to the payment of the principal of and interest on such bond anticipation notes related to clean water projects when due; directing the application of the proceeds of such bond anticipation notes; directing the application of the proceeds of such bonds; providing for the issuance of such bond anticipation notes in the form of commercial paper or revolving loan notes; providing for the issuance of such bond anticipation notes and the bonds in the form of variable rate demand obligations; authorizing certain determinations to be made in connection with the sale of any such bond anticipation notes; authorizing the consolidation of such bond anticipation notes with other notes for purposes of such sale; authorizing and empowering the County to issue, sell and deliver general obligation refunding bonds and general obligation stormwater management refunding bonds for the purpose of refunding all or a part of the bonds authorized hereby or in prior Acts of the County in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed 150% of the outstanding principal amount of the bonds to be refunded thereby, the proceeds of such refunding bonds to be used for the public purpose of providing funds sufficient to pay principal of, redemption premium, if any, and interest on such refunded bonds at the respective maturity, redemption, and interest payment dates of such refunded bonds and related issuance costs; prescribing or providing for the procedure for the issuance and sale of such refunding bonds; empowering the County Executive to determine the time and method for the sale of such refunding bonds and other details with respect to the sale of such refunding bonds; pledging the full faith and credit of the County to the payment of the principal of, redemption premium, if any, and the interest on such refunding bonds when due; and providing for the levy and collection of taxes necessary for the payment of the principal of, redemption premium, if any, and interest on such refunding bonds when due, showing compliance with the limitations on the power of the County to incur indebtedness; authorizing the pledge of Clean Water Act Fees to the payment of the principal of and interest on such refunding bonds related to clean water projects when due; covenanting or providing for the making of certain covenants on matters relating to the tax-exempt status of interest on such bonds, bond anticipation notes and refunding bonds, as applicable; providing for compliance with Securities and Exchange Commission Rule 15c2-12; providing for the authorization of and entry into interest rate exchange agreements or contracts in connection with or incidental to any of the obligations authorized by this Act; authorizing the County Executive to delegate to appropriate officials the power to make certain determinations and sign certain documents, certificates or agreements authorized to be made or signed by the County Executive herein; and otherwise generally determining or providing for the determination of certain matters in connection with the issuance, sale and delivery of the general obligation and stormwater management bonds, bond anticipation notes and refunding bonds authorized by this Act.
    Attachments

  28. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING IMMERSIVE ENTERTAINMENT VENUE COMMUNITY IMPACT FUNDING for the purpose of reserving a certain percentage of all revenue directly attributable to an Immersive Entertainment Venue for use in impacted communities within a six (6) mile radius of the Immersive Entertainment Venue; creating the Sphere Community Impact Fund; defining certain terms; providing for the use of reserved revenue; and generally relating to revenue attributable to an Immersive Entertainment Venue.
    Attachments

  29. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING IMMERSIVE ENTERTAINMENT VENUE COMMUNITY IMPACT FUNDING for the purpose of reserving a certain percentage of all revenue directly attributable to an Immersive Entertainment Venue for use in impacted communities within a six (6) mile radius of the Immersive Entertainment Venue; creating the Sphere Community Impact Fund; defining certain terms; providing for the use of reserved revenue; and generally relating to revenue attributable to an Immersive Entertainment Venue.
    Attachments

  30. To Committee
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE LOCAL IMPACT GRANT FUNDS MULTIYEAR PLAN for the purpose of transmitting the Local Impact Grant Funds Multiyear Plan to the County Council for review and approval.
    Attachments

  31. Resolution Final Reading
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING SOCIAL HOUSING TASK FORCE for the purpose of establishing the Social Housing Task Force; requiring the Social Housing Task Force to study alternative housing financing and ownership models; developing ideas for implementing their use in Prince George’s County; transmitting a report of findings and recommendations to the Prince George’s County Council and the County Executive; setting forth the procedures for the selection and appointment of members; assigning duties and responsibilities; setting forth provisions for administrative support of the task force; and setting a time for the completion of work and termination of the temporary task force.
    Attachments

  32. Resolution Final Reading
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING UNIVERSAL DESIGN FOR HOUSING WAIVER REQUEST FEE, TECHNOLOGY FEE AND ADMINISTRATIVE FEE INCREASE for the purpose of increasing the Universal Design for Housing Waiver Request Fee, Technology Fee and Administrative Fee for the processing and review of an applicant’s universal design for housing waiver request; and generally regarding waivers and administrative fees.
    Attachments

  33. Held in Committee
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING NATIONAL HARBOR DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT - AMENDMENT TO FORMATION RESOLUTION AND DISSOLUTION OF NATIONAL HARBOR SPECIAL TAXING DISTRICT for the purpose of amending CR-25-2004 of the County Council of Prince George’s County, Maryland (the “Formation Resolution”) which designated the National Harbor Development District; providing for, and expanding the permitted uses of bond proceeds secured by the Tax Increment collected within the National Harbor Development District to include the acquisition, construction, or rehabilitation of an immersive entertainment venue located within an extraordinary development district, as permitted by Section 12-207(c)(1)(ii) of the Tax Increment Financing Act; and providing for financing or reimbursement costs related to the construction and installation of an immersive entertainment venue and certain related public and private infrastructure improvements, as permitted by Sections 12-201 through 12-213, inclusive, of the Economic Development Article of the Annotated Code of Maryland, as amended (the “Tax Increment Financing Act”), Sections 18-301 through 18-310, inclusive, of the Land Use Article of the Annotated Code of Maryland, as amended through the 2026 Maryland General Assembly Regular Session (the “M-NCPPC Taxes Act”) and CR-074-2026 (the “Extraordinary Development District Resolution”)
    Attachments

  34. Resolution Final Reading
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE 2018 WATER AND SEWER PLAN (JUNE 2026 CYCLE OF AMENDMENTS) for the purpose of changing the water and sewer category designations of properties within the 2018 Water and Sewer Plan.
    Attachments

  35. Held in Committee
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING TOWARDS BETTER UTILITY SERVICE AND BILLS for the purpose of directing the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission to analyze energy infrastructure in the County for utility use beyond current processes to foster economic investment and land use and energy innovation; ensure consistency with the Prince George's County Climate Action Plan, the Climate Action Implementation Strategy Plan, and State and federal law; present recommendations as part of any comprehensive update to the County's General Plan; and require consultation with State agencies and the electric companies serving the County and reports to the County Council.
    Attachments

  36. Resolution Final Reading
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS ASSISTANT STATE’S ATTORNEYS EXEMPT EMPLOYEES - SALARY SCHEDULE SAO for the purpose of amending the Salary Plan of the County to reflect modified pay rates and benefits for certain exempt employees of the State’s Attorney’s Office for Fiscal Years 2025, 2026 and 2027.
    Attachments

  37. Resolution Final Reading
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING SCHOOL FACILITIES SURCHARGE for the purpose of approving a partial waiver of the school facilities surcharge for all residential units within the “Flats at Glenridge Station” project.
    Attachments

  38. Resolution Final Reading
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING PUBLIC SAFETY AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SURCHARGE for the purpose of approving a full waiver of the public safety and behavioral health surcharge for all residential units within the “Flats at Glenridge Station” project.
    Attachments

  39. Introduction and Adoption
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE MINOR PLAN AMENDMENT TO 2010 APPROVED MASTER PLAN AND SECTIONAL MAP AMENDMENT FOR SUBREGION 1 (PLANNING AREAS 60, 61, 62, AND 64) - APPROVAL for the purpose of approving, with amendments herein, that based on the joint public hearing record of testimony, as an Act of the County Council of Prince George’s County, Maryland sitting as the District Council for that part of the Maryland-Washington Regional District in Prince George’s County, the Minor Plan Amendment to the 2010 Approved Master Plan and Sectional Map Amendment for Subregion 1 (Planning Areas 60, 61, 62, and 64), thereby approving a new vision to guide growth and redevelopment within portions of Planning Areas 60, 61, and 62, an area generally comprised of properties located in an area limited to an area north of MD 212 (Powder Mill Road/Ammendale Road/Virginia Manor Road/Ritz Way), Pine Street, and Distribution Drive, east of Old Baltimore Pike/Cedarhurst Drive and the City of Laurel municipal boundary, south of MD 198 (Sandy Spring Road, and west of the County line, including the portions of the unincorporated communities of Konterra, Calverton, Ammendale, and West Laurel.
    Attachments

  40. Introduction and Adoption
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING T2010 APPROVED MASTER PLAN AND SECTIONAL MAP AMENDMENT FOR SUBREGION 1 (PLANNING AREAS 60, 61, 62, AND 64) - SECTIONAL MAP AMENDMENT - APPROVAL for the purpose of approving, with revisions based on the joint public hearing record of testimony, as an Act of the County Council of Prince George’s County, Maryland sitting as the District Council for that part of the Maryland-Washington Regional District in Prince George’s County, the Sectional Map Amendment (SMA) for the minor amendment to the 2010 Approved Master Plan and Sectional Map Amendment for Subregion 1 (Planning Areas 60, 61, 62, and 64) thereby setting forth and adopting detailed zoning proposals for the Subregion 1 Minor Plan Amendment area, comprised of portions of Planning Areas 60, 61, and 62, an area generally located north of MD 212 (Powder Mill Road/Ammendale Road/Virginia Manor Road/Ritz Way), Pine Street, and Distribution Drive, east of Old Baltimore Pike/Cedarhurst Drive and the City of Laurel municipal boundary, south of MD 198 (Sandy Spring Road, and west of the County line, including the unincorporated communities of Konterra, Calverton, Ammendale, and West Laurel.
    Attachments

  41. Introduction and Adoption
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE MINOR PLAN AMENDMENT TO THE 2013 APPROVED CENTRAL BRANCH AVENUE CORRIDOR REVITALIZATION SECTOR PLAN - APPROVAL for the purpose of approving, with amendments based on the joint public hearing record of testimony, as an Act of the County Council of Prince George’s County, Maryland sitting as the District Council for that part of the Maryland-Washington Regional District in Prince George’s County, the Minor Plan Amendment to the 2013 Approved Central Branch Avenue Corridor Revitalization Sector Plan thereby approving an updated vision to guide growth and redevelopment within Planning Area 81A, including the unincorporated community of Clinton.
    Attachments

  42. Introduction and Adoption
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE 2013 APPROVED CENTRAL BRANCH AVENUE CORRIDOR REVITALIZATION SECTOR PLAN - SECTIONAL MAP AMENDMENT - APPROVAL for the purpose of approving, with amendments based on the joint public hearing record of testimony, as an Act of the County Council of Prince George’s County, Maryland sitting as the District Council for that part of the Maryland-Washington Regional District in Prince George’s County, the Sectional Map Amendment to the 2013 Central Branch Avenue Corridor Revitalization Sector Plan, thereby setting forth and adopting detailed zoning proposals for the Central Branch Avenue Plan Area, comprised of Planning Areas 76A (The Heights), 76B (Henson Creek), and 81A (Clinton & Vicinity), an area generally defined as extending from the intersection of MD 5 (Branch Avenue) and MD 414 (St. Barnabas Road) in the north to the Southern Maryland Hospital Center (Surratts Road and Branch Avenue) in the south, with northeastern and eastern boundaries along Suitland Parkway, MD 337 (Allentown Road), and MD 223 (Woodyard Road) including the Town of Morningside and the portions of the unincorporated community of Clinton.
    Attachments

  43. Introduction and Adoption
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING APPROVAL OF A CERTAIN REFUNDING PLAN OF THE WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY COMMISSION FOR THE ISSUANCE OF REFUNDING BONDS for the purpose of approving the Refunding Plan of the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission for the refunding of certain bonds of the Washington Suburban Sanitary District through the issuance of General Construction Refunding Bonds, Water Supply Refunding Bonds, and Sewage Disposal Refunding Bonds of the Washington Suburban Sanitary District.
    Attachments

  45. introduction and referral
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING TAX INCREMENT FINANCING RELATED TO NATIONAL HARBOR DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT AND NATIONAL HARBOR EXTRAORDINARY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT for the purpose of approving a TIF proposal and certifications pursuant to CR-21-2019 to the extent required under CB-111-2026, complying with the requirements of CB-51-2022, as applicable as described.
    Attachments

  48. Agenda Ready
    Agenda Letter

    Proposed letter to the Honorable Aisha N. Braveboy, County Executive, and George Nader, Chief of Police, regarding “Flock Safety” cameras, and similar surveillance technologies.
    Attachments

  49. To Committee
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING IMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR A COUNTY-OWNED GROCERY STORE for the purpose of directing the Council Administrator to designate appropriate staff to identify best practices and steps for the implementation of a County-owned grocery store.
    Attachments

  50. Introduction and Adoption
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING ESTABLISHMENT OF A COUNTY COUNCIL GRANTMAKING TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY TASK FORCE for the purpose of establishing a Grantmaking Transparency and Accountability Task Force of subject matter experts to evaluate and make recommendations to the County Council on improving public confidence in the use of taxpayer dollars to invest in nonprofit organizations and community-based programs and to ensure that our processes reflect the highest standards of transparency, fairness, ethical conduct, and financial accountability in County’s grant process.
    Attachments

  51. To Committee
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING CLIMATE ACTION LEADERSHIP AND ENGAGEMENT BY ALL COUNTY AGENCIES for the purpose of mandating and coordinating a unified, whole-of-government approach to climate change mitigation, requiring full agency participation in the Interagency Climate Committee, establishing strict operational emission reduction targets, and standardizing budget and progress reporting structures for all Prince George's County entities.
    Attachments

  52. Introduction and Adoption
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE MINOR PLAN AMENDMENT TO 2013 APPROVED SUBREGION 5 MASTER PLAN AND SECTIONAL MAP AMENDMENT - APPROVAL for the purpose of approving, as an Act of the County Council of Prince George’s County, Maryland sitting as the District Council for that part of the Maryland-Washington Regional District in Prince George’s County, the Minor Plan Amendment to the 2013 Approved Subregion 5 Master Plan and Sectional Map Amendment, thereby approving a new vision to guide growth and redevelopment within the Planning Areas 81A, 81B, 83, 84 and 85A, including the portions of the unincorporated communities of Clinton, Tippett, Accokeek, and Brandywine.
    Attachments

  53. Introduction and Adoption
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE 2013 APPROVED SUBREGION 5 MASTER PLAN AND SECTIONAL MAP AMENDMENT - SECTIONAL MAP AMENDMENT - APPROVAL for the purpose of approving, with revisions based on the joint public hearing record of testimony, as an Act of the County Council of Prince George’s County, Maryland sitting as the District Council for that part of the Maryland-Washington Regional District in Prince George’s County, the Subregion 5 Sectional Map Amendment (SMA), thereby setting forth and adopting detailed zoning proposals for the Subregion 5 area, comprised of portions of Planning Areas 81A, 81B, 83, 84 and 85A, an area including the portions of the unincorporated communities of Clinton, Tippett, Accokeek, and Brandywine.
    Attachments

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    Public Hearing

    Court Order Remand on Certain Land Use Designation Requests based on the 2009 Unredacted Record for the Subregion 5 and 6 Master Plans and Sectional Map Amendments Pursuant to the Regional District Act within the Land Use Article, Annotated Code of Maryland, as well as Subtitle 27 of the Prince George’s County Code, being also the Zoning Ordinance of Prince George’s County, Maryland, notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held to seek public comment and testimony concerning: Court Order Remand on Certain Land Use Designation Requests based on the 2009 Unredacted Record for the Subregion 5 and 6 Master Plans and Sectional Map Amendments. The purpose of this public hearing is to provide notice and opportunity for those interested to attend and provide public comment, either in support or opposition, based on the 2009 unredacted record for the Subregion 5 and 6 Master Plans and Sectional Map Amendments specifically concerning property known as or referred to as, MCQ, Auto Servicenter, Inc., Robin Dale Land, LLC, Neale Drive, LLC, and Christmas Farm, LLC, in accordance with decision of the Supreme Court of Maryland in Council of Prince George’s Cnty. v. Robin Dale Land LLC, 491 Md. 105, 163, 338 A.3d 675, 710 (2025). The hearing will take place in person but is viewable virtually. To testify/speak, you must be present at the Council Hearing Room. Those viewing online will not be able to speak. To submit written testimony, attendance at the hearing is not required. To register to speak or submit comments or written testimony, please use the Council’s eComment portal at: https://pgccouncil.us/Speak. For those unable to use the portal, comments/written correspondence may be emailed to: [email protected] or faxed to (301) 952-5178.

    This Public Hearing was public hearing held

    Attachments

  2. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING ILLEGAL VENDING PENALTIES AND REMOVAL OF GOODS for the purpose of strengthening enforcement against unlawful sidewalk, motor vehicle, vehicle or stand, right-of-way, and certain public or private property; vending within the County; prompting immediate removal of goods by certain agencies when vendors fail to comply; increasing certain fines for illegal vending; providing for a certain implementation date; generally regarding illegal vending within the County.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  3. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING THE PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY STREET VENDING PILOT PROGRAM for the purpose of requiring the Office of Homeland Security, Economic Development Corporation and Health Department to develop a regulatory program on certain streets in Prince George’s County where street vending is allowed and a simplified and less cumbersome regulatory process while balancing legitimate health concerns for street foods; requiring a certain implementation date; requiring a certain report; and requiring the pilot to develop a safe and regulated environment for street vending in Prince George’s County.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  4. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING PROHIBITED HOME BUSINESS for the purpose of providing for certain definitions; providing for certain civil monetary fines and citations for a Prohibited Home Business; providing for a certain notice and tax lien for a Prohibited Home Business; providing for certain District Court proceedings; providing for a certain revised definition of neighborhood nuisance; and generally regarding Prohibited Home Business.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  5. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING COUNTY REAL PROPERTY AS SURPLUS PROPERTY for the purpose of amending provisions of the Code regulating the procedure to declare County Real Property as Surplus Property; removing the Redevelopment Authority and adding the Office of Central Services for final disposition of all properties approved as surplus.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  6. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING SENIOR CO-HOUSING EXPANSION PROGRAM for the purpose of establishing a program to increase the use of County real property and financial resources to increase the availability of senior co-housing; providing for the administration of the program by the Redevelopment Authority; identifying funding sources for the program; requiring certain annual reporting; and generally relating to senior housing expansion.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  7. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING QUIET AND CLEAN LANDSCAPING EQUIPMENT for the purpose of providing legislative findings and purpose; providing definitions; providing for prohibited acts and a certain phased prohibition; providing for certain exemptions; providing a requirement for County government and the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission; providing for enforcement and measurement; providing for establishing a certain Fund; providing for the purpose, appropriation, eligibility, awards, priority, regulations and availability, and reporting of the Fund; providing for public education and transition assistance; providing for penalties; and generally regarding quiet and clean landscaping equipment.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  8. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING HOUSING AND PROPERTY STANDARDS for the purpose of strengthening enforcement of housing and property standards on certain properties; providing the process for application, issuance, and execution of administrative search warrants for the purpose of Code enforcement; defining unmaintained vacant attached vacant dwelling or building; providing for a process for conducting internal inspections for unmaintained vacant attached properties; and generally relating to vacant property.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  9. Held in Committee
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING UNIVERSAL DESIGN FOR HOUSING for the purpose of revising and adding certain definitions; providing for certain exemptions; making technical corrections to existing County universal design for housing law; providing for the applicability of provisions of this Act; providing for certain exemptions; providing for certain universal design element requirements for certain multifamily dwelling property; providing for revisions to a certain waiver provision; providing for revisions to certain penalty provisions; and generally regarding universal design for housing in the County.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  10. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING COMMUNITY SAFE SPACES ACT - REPORTING VIOLATIONS for the purpose of broadening the scope of existing law governing reporting of certain unauthorized use of County-owned or County-controlled property, unauthorized access to nonpublic spaces of County facilities, or harmful conduct by certain individuals; requiring an online platform for submission of reports of violations; providing guidance for the contents of reports; permitting the use of the online platform by the Office of Law to assist in enforcement; and generally relating to the Community Safe Spaces Act.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  11. Held in Committee
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING ELECTRICAL CODE OF PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY for the purpose of updating the enforcement provisions of the Electrical Code to provide for administrative adjudication of appeals from notices of violation, additional civil and criminal penalties for violations, and the issuance of citations for violations, as well as provisions to prevent the transfer of properties that have existing violations.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  12. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING CONCURRENT DEVELOPMENT REVIEW ACT OF 2026 for the purpose of streamlining the development review process by authorizing concurrent submission of proposed stormwater management concept plans, natural resources inventory plans, and 100-year floodplain delineations; and generally related to the Water Resources Protection and Grading Code.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  13. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING DEVELOPMENT OMBUDSMAN FOR PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY for the purpose of establishing a Development Ombudsman for Prince George’s County to assist in improving interagency collaboration and efficiency in the development review and permitting processes; and generally relating to the development review process.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  14. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS (ADU) for the purpose of providing for accessory dwelling unit requirements; providing for the prohibition on the short-term rental of accessory dwelling units; providing for accessory dwelling unit rental requirements; providing for accessory dwelling units under the Woodland and Wildlife Habitat Conservation Ordinance and the Tree Canopy Coverage Ordinance; providing for accessory dwelling unit impervious surface requirements; providing for accessory dwelling unit individual sewage disposal systems requirements; and generally regarding accessory dwelling units.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  15. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING AMENDMENTS TO THE CANNABIS REINVESTMENT AND RESTORATION BOARD METHODOLOGY AND PROCESS RECOMMENDATIONS for the purpose of changing the name of the Cannabis Reinvestment and Restoration Board; amending methodology, process and other various provisions of the Prince George’s County Code as it relates to the Cannabis Reinvestment and Restoration Board.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  16. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING PROPERTY TAX CREDIT FOR ELDERLY INDIVIDUALS OF LIMITED INCOME for the purpose of establishing a property tax credit for elderly individuals of limited income; providing for eligibility criteria and amount of credit; and generally relating to the property tax credit for elderly individuals of limited income.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  17. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING REAL PROPERTY TAX DEFERRAL FOR ELDERLY OR DISABLED HOMEOWNERS for the purpose of amending the eligibility for elderly or disabled homeowners to defer annual increases in their County property tax; increasing the amount of County property taxes that may be deferred; reducing the interest rate charged on deferred taxes; and generally relating to property tax assessment, collection, and levy.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  18. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING RESIDENTIAL PARKING ON UNPAVED AREAS for the purpose of clarifying the prohibition against the standing or parking of vehicles on unpaved areas of residential lots and clarifying the enforcement authority.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  19. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING AFFORDABLE HOUSING OPPORTUNITY SITES PROGRAM for the purpose of requiring an annual publication of potential high quality development sites suitable for affordable housing development in Prince George’s County; and generally related to affordable housing.

    This Council Bill was Public hearing

    Attachments

  20. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING PROPERTY TAX CREDIT - REDUCED RENT FOR ELDERLY OR DISABLED TENANTS for the purpose of establishing a property tax credit for owners of rental dwellings who provide reduced rent to elderly or disabled tenants; providing for eligibility criteria and amount of credit; and generally relating to the property tax credit for elderly individuals of limited income.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  21. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING SMALL HOUSING PROVIDER FINANCING PROGRAM for the purpose of establishing a small housing provider financing program within the Housing Investment Trust Fund to provide grants and low-interest financing for small landlords who own a limited number of rental units and agree to preserve affordability; amending the purposes and uses of the Fund to provide for the program; making certain technical corrections; and generally relating to the Housing Investment Trust Fund.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  22. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING SURPLUS COUNTY PROPERTY - AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT for the purpose of requiring an evaluation of County-owned surplus property for suitability for development as elderly or affordable housing; requiring the determination to be submitted to the County Council with the annual inventory of surplus property; requiring that certain economic development projects that include residential units and that involve the disposition of county surplus property provide a certain percentage of affordable housing units; and generally relating to the sale, lease, or other disposition of County property.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  23. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING RETURNING CITIZEN EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES ACT OF 2026 for the purpose of reducing recidivism and improving public safety by requiring that a certain percentage of new hires on certain public procurement projects be worked by returning citizens, subject to certain conditions; and generally relating to the employment of returning citizens.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  24. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING RE-ENTRY EMPLOYMENT INCENTIVE PROGRAM MODIFICATIONS for the purpose of modifying the Prince George’s County Re-entry Employment Incentive Program to increase employer reimbursement subsidies, adjust timing of reimbursements, and revise definitions; and generally relating to the Prince George’s County Re-entry Employment Incentive Program.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  25. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING HIGH-WAGE EMPLOYER FAST TRACK PROGRAM for the purpose of creating an expedited, coordinated development review pathway for employers that meet defined wage, investment [,apprenticeship,] and job‑quality standards; establishing a dedicated project‑management structure; and integrating permitting, inspections, for workforce recruitment; providing incentives into a single accelerated approval process; and generally regarding workforce development

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  26. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVE FUND for the purpose of transitioning the Economic Development Incentive Fund into a performance‑based structure that rewards employers for doing business in the County; providing for the purposes and uses of the Economic Development Incentive Fund; providing for financial assistance and application and approval of awards; providing for selected definitions; and generally regarding the Economic Development Incentive Fund.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  27. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING SHOVEL-READY AND PERMIT-READY EMPLOYMENT SITES PORTFOLIO for the purpose of authorizing the County to identify, prepare, and certify a portfolio of priority employment sites as “Shovel-Ready and Permit-Ready,” including completion of advance zoning, environmental, utility, broadband, transportation, and permitting review to facilitate rapid employer investment; creating regulations and standards; and generally regarding employment sites in the County.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  28. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING PUBLIC LAND FIRST FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING ACT for the purpose of providing for property acquisition and disposition powers; providing for the Public Land First requirement; providing for a standardized process for the Land Bank Authority to conduct affordability feasibility assessments prior to the sale or distribution of real property; providing for a certain waiver; and generally providing for publicly owned land to be considered for housing affordability.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  29. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING PUBLIC LAND AFFORDABILITY REQUIREMENT for the purpose of requiring residential developments built on County-owned land to include affordable housing units; establishing a “Public Land Affordability Requirement” that ensures that any residential development of ten or more units on County-owned property dedicates at least one-third of the units as affordable for the life of the development as secured through long-term affordability covenants; defining a certain term; and generally regarding affordable housing on County-owned land.

    This Council Bill was public hearing held

    Attachments

  30. To Committee
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING IMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR A COUNTY-OWNED GROCERY STORE for the purpose of directing the Council Administrator to designate appropriate staff to identify best practices and steps for the implementation of a County-owned grocery store.

    This Resolution was introduced and referred to the Sitting as the Committee of the Whole

    Attachments

  31. introduction and referral
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING TAX INCREMENT FINANCING RELATED TO NATIONAL HARBOR DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT AND NATIONAL HARBOR EXTRAORDINARY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT for the purpose of approving a TIF proposal and certifications pursuant to CR-21-2019 to the extent required under CB-111-2026, complying with the requirements of CB-51-2022, as applicable as described.

    This Resolution was introduced and referred

    Attachments

  32. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING ILLEGAL VENDING PENALTIES AND REMOVAL OF GOODS for the purpose of strengthening enforcement against unlawful sidewalk, motor vehicle, vehicle or stand, right-of-way, and certain public or private property; vending within the County; prompting immediate removal of goods by certain agencies when vendors fail to comply; increasing certain fines for illegal vending; providing for a certain implementation date; generally regarding illegal vending within the County.

    A motion was made by Council Member Fisher, seconded by Council Member Harrison, that this Council Bill be amended (1). The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  33. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING ILLEGAL VENDING PENALTIES AND REMOVAL OF GOODS for the purpose of strengthening enforcement against unlawful sidewalk, motor vehicle, vehicle or stand, right-of-way, and certain public or private property; vending within the County; prompting immediate removal of goods by certain agencies when vendors fail to comply; increasing certain fines for illegal vending; providing for a certain implementation date; generally regarding illegal vending within the County.

    A motion was made by Council Member Fisher, seconded by Council Member Dernoga, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  34. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING THE PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY STREET VENDING PILOT PROGRAM for the purpose of requiring the Office of Homeland Security, Economic Development Corporation and Health Department to develop a regulatory program on certain streets in Prince George’s County where street vending is allowed and a simplified and less cumbersome regulatory process while balancing legitimate health concerns for street foods; requiring a certain implementation date; requiring a certain report; and requiring the pilot to develop a safe and regulated environment for street vending in Prince George’s County.

    A motion was made by Council Member Fisher, seconded by Council Member Ivey, that this Council Bill be amended. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  35. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING THE PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY STREET VENDING PILOT PROGRAM for the purpose of requiring the Office of Homeland Security, Economic Development Corporation and Health Department to develop a regulatory program on certain streets in Prince George’s County where street vending is allowed and a simplified and less cumbersome regulatory process while balancing legitimate health concerns for street foods; requiring a certain implementation date; requiring a certain report; and requiring the pilot to develop a safe and regulated environment for street vending in Prince George’s County.

    A motion was made by Council Member Fisher, seconded by Council Member Harrison, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  36. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING PROHIBITED HOME BUSINESS for the purpose of providing for certain definitions; providing for certain civil monetary fines and citations for a Prohibited Home Business; providing for a certain notice and tax lien for a Prohibited Home Business; providing for certain District Court proceedings; providing for a certain revised definition of neighborhood nuisance; and generally regarding Prohibited Home Business.

    A motion was made by Council Member Dernoga, seconded by Vice Chair Olson, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  37. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING COUNTY REAL PROPERTY AS SURPLUS PROPERTY for the purpose of amending provisions of the Code regulating the procedure to declare County Real Property as Surplus Property; removing the Redevelopment Authority and adding the Office of Central Services for final disposition of all properties approved as surplus.

    A motion was made by Council Member Dernoga, seconded by Council Member Adams, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  38. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING SENIOR CO-HOUSING EXPANSION PROGRAM for the purpose of establishing a program to increase the use of County real property and financial resources to increase the availability of senior co-housing; providing for the administration of the program by the Redevelopment Authority; identifying funding sources for the program; requiring certain annual reporting; and generally relating to senior housing expansion.

    A motion was made by Council Member Blegay, seconded by Council Member Hunter, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  39. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING QUIET AND CLEAN LANDSCAPING EQUIPMENT for the purpose of providing legislative findings and purpose; providing definitions; providing for prohibited acts and a certain phased prohibition; providing for certain exemptions; providing a requirement for County government and the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission; providing for enforcement and measurement; providing for establishing a certain Fund; providing for the purpose, appropriation, eligibility, awards, priority, regulations and availability, and reporting of the Fund; providing for public education and transition assistance; providing for penalties; and generally regarding quiet and clean landscaping equipment.

    A motion was made by Council Member Dernoga, seconded by Council Member Blegay, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  40. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING HOUSING AND PROPERTY STANDARDS for the purpose of strengthening enforcement of housing and property standards on certain properties; providing the process for application, issuance, and execution of administrative search warrants for the purpose of Code enforcement; defining unmaintained vacant attached vacant dwelling or building; providing for a process for conducting internal inspections for unmaintained vacant attached properties; and generally relating to vacant property.

    A motion was made by Vice Chair Olson, seconded by Chair Oriadha, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  41. Held in Committee
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING UNIVERSAL DESIGN FOR HOUSING for the purpose of revising and adding certain definitions; providing for certain exemptions; making technical corrections to existing County universal design for housing law; providing for the applicability of provisions of this Act; providing for certain exemptions; providing for certain universal design element requirements for certain multifamily dwelling property; providing for revisions to a certain waiver provision; providing for revisions to certain penalty provisions; and generally regarding universal design for housing in the County.

    A motion was made by Council Member Ivey, seconded by Council Member Adams, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  42. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING COMMUNITY SAFE SPACES ACT - REPORTING VIOLATIONS for the purpose of broadening the scope of existing law governing reporting of certain unauthorized use of County-owned or County-controlled property, unauthorized access to nonpublic spaces of County facilities, or harmful conduct by certain individuals; requiring an online platform for submission of reports of violations; providing guidance for the contents of reports; permitting the use of the online platform by the Office of Law to assist in enforcement; and generally relating to the Community Safe Spaces Act.

    A motion was made by Council Member Dernoga, seconded by Vice Chair Olson, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  43. Held in Committee
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING ELECTRICAL CODE OF PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY for the purpose of updating the enforcement provisions of the Electrical Code to provide for administrative adjudication of appeals from notices of violation, additional civil and criminal penalties for violations, and the issuance of citations for violations, as well as provisions to prevent the transfer of properties that have existing violations.

    A motion was made by Council Member Dernoga, seconded by Vice Chair Olson, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  44. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING CONCURRENT DEVELOPMENT REVIEW ACT OF 2026 for the purpose of streamlining the development review process by authorizing concurrent submission of proposed stormwater management concept plans, natural resources inventory plans, and 100-year floodplain delineations; and generally related to the Water Resources Protection and Grading Code.

    A motion was made by Council Member Adams, seconded by Council Member Hunter, that this Council Bill be amended. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  45. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING CONCURRENT DEVELOPMENT REVIEW ACT OF 2026 for the purpose of streamlining the development review process by authorizing concurrent submission of proposed stormwater management concept plans, natural resources inventory plans, and 100-year floodplain delineations; and generally related to the Water Resources Protection and Grading Code.

    A motion was made by Chair Oriadha, seconded by Council Member Hunter, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  46. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING DEVELOPMENT OMBUDSMAN FOR PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY for the purpose of establishing a Development Ombudsman for Prince George’s County to assist in improving interagency collaboration and efficiency in the development review and permitting processes; and generally relating to the development review process.

    A motion was made by Chair Oriadha, seconded by Vice Chair Olson, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  47. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS (ADU) for the purpose of providing for accessory dwelling unit requirements; providing for the prohibition on the short-term rental of accessory dwelling units; providing for accessory dwelling unit rental requirements; providing for accessory dwelling units under the Woodland and Wildlife Habitat Conservation Ordinance and the Tree Canopy Coverage Ordinance; providing for accessory dwelling unit impervious surface requirements; providing for accessory dwelling unit individual sewage disposal systems requirements; and generally regarding accessory dwelling units.

    A motion was made by Council Member Dernoga, seconded by Vice Chair Olson, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  48. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING PROPERTY TAX CREDIT FOR ELDERLY INDIVIDUALS OF LIMITED INCOME for the purpose of establishing a property tax credit for elderly individuals of limited income; providing for eligibility criteria and amount of credit; and generally relating to the property tax credit for elderly individuals of limited income.

    A motion was made by Chair Oriadha, seconded by Council Member Hunter, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  49. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING REAL PROPERTY TAX DEFERRAL FOR ELDERLY OR DISABLED HOMEOWNERS for the purpose of amending the eligibility for elderly or disabled homeowners to defer annual increases in their County property tax; increasing the amount of County property taxes that may be deferred; reducing the interest rate charged on deferred taxes; and generally relating to property tax assessment, collection, and levy.

    A motion was made by Chair Oriadha, seconded by Vice Chair Olson, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  50. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING RESIDENTIAL PARKING ON UNPAVED AREAS for the purpose of clarifying the prohibition against the standing or parking of vehicles on unpaved areas of residential lots and clarifying the enforcement authority.

    A motion was made by Council Member Dernoga, seconded by Vice Chair Olson, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  51. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING AFFORDABLE HOUSING OPPORTUNITY SITES PROGRAM for the purpose of requiring an annual publication of potential high quality development sites suitable for affordable housing development in Prince George’s County; and generally related to affordable housing.

    A motion was made by Chair Oriadha, seconded by Council Member Burroughs, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  52. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING PROPERTY TAX CREDIT - REDUCED RENT FOR ELDERLY OR DISABLED TENANTS for the purpose of establishing a property tax credit for owners of rental dwellings who provide reduced rent to elderly or disabled tenants; providing for eligibility criteria and amount of credit; and generally relating to the property tax credit for elderly individuals of limited income.

    A motion was made by Chair Oriadha, seconded by Vice Chair Olson, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  53. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING SMALL HOUSING PROVIDER FINANCING PROGRAM for the purpose of establishing a small housing provider financing program within the Housing Investment Trust Fund to provide grants and low-interest financing for small landlords who own a limited number of rental units and agree to preserve affordability; amending the purposes and uses of the Fund to provide for the program; making certain technical corrections; and generally relating to the Housing Investment Trust Fund.

    A motion was made by Chair Oriadha, seconded by Vice Chair Olson, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  54. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING SURPLUS COUNTY PROPERTY - AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT for the purpose of requiring an evaluation of County-owned surplus property for suitability for development as elderly or affordable housing; requiring the determination to be submitted to the County Council with the annual inventory of surplus property; requiring that certain economic development projects that include residential units and that involve the disposition of county surplus property provide a certain percentage of affordable housing units; and generally relating to the sale, lease, or other disposition of County property.

    A motion was made by Chair Oriadha, seconded by Vice Chair Olson, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  55. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING RETURNING CITIZEN EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES ACT OF 2026 for the purpose of reducing recidivism and improving public safety by requiring that a certain percentage of new hires on certain public procurement projects be worked by returning citizens, subject to certain conditions; and generally relating to the employment of returning citizens.

    A motion was made by Chair Oriadha, seconded by Council Member Blegay, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  56. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING RE-ENTRY EMPLOYMENT INCENTIVE PROGRAM MODIFICATIONS for the purpose of modifying the Prince George’s County Re-entry Employment Incentive Program to increase employer reimbursement subsidies, adjust timing of reimbursements, and revise definitions; and generally relating to the Prince George’s County Re-entry Employment Incentive Program.

    A motion was made by Chair Oriadha, seconded by Council Member Blegay, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  57. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING HIGH-WAGE EMPLOYER FAST TRACK PROGRAM for the purpose of creating an expedited, coordinated development review pathway for employers that meet defined wage, investment [,apprenticeship,] and job‑quality standards; establishing a dedicated project‑management structure; and integrating permitting, inspections, for workforce recruitment; providing incentives into a single accelerated approval process; and generally regarding workforce development

    A motion was made by Chair Oriadha, seconded by Council Member Blegay, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  58. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING HIGH-WAGE EMPLOYER FAST TRACK PROGRAM for the purpose of creating an expedited, coordinated development review pathway for employers that meet defined wage, investment [,apprenticeship,] and job‑quality standards; establishing a dedicated project‑management structure; and integrating permitting, inspections, for workforce recruitment; providing incentives into a single accelerated approval process; and generally regarding workforce development

    A motion was made by Chair Oriadha, seconded by Council Member Burroughs, that this Council Bill be amended. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  59. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING HIGH-WAGE EMPLOYER FAST TRACK PROGRAM for the purpose of creating an expedited, coordinated development review pathway for employers that meet defined wage, investment [,apprenticeship,] and job‑quality standards; establishing a dedicated project‑management structure; and integrating permitting, inspections, for workforce recruitment; providing incentives into a single accelerated approval process; and generally regarding workforce development

    A motion was made by Chair Oriadha, seconded by Vice Chair Olson, that this Council Bill be FAVORABLE. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  60. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVE FUND for the purpose of transitioning the Economic Development Incentive Fund into a performance‑based structure that rewards employers for doing business in the County; providing for the purposes and uses of the Economic Development Incentive Fund; providing for financial assistance and application and approval of awards; providing for selected definitions; and generally regarding the Economic Development Incentive Fund.

    A motion was made by Chair Oriadha, seconded by Council Member Blegay, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

    Attachments

  61. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING SHOVEL-READY AND PERMIT-READY EMPLOYMENT SITES PORTFOLIO for the purpose of authorizing the County to identify, prepare, and certify a portfolio of priority employment sites as “Shovel-Ready and Permit-Ready,” including completion of advance zoning, environmental, utility, broadband, transportation, and permitting review to facilitate rapid employer investment; creating regulations and standards; and generally regarding employment sites in the County.

    A motion was made by Council Member Dernoga, seconded by Chair Oriadha, that this Council Bill be amended. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  62. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING SHOVEL-READY AND PERMIT-READY EMPLOYMENT SITES PORTFOLIO for the purpose of authorizing the County to identify, prepare, and certify a portfolio of priority employment sites as “Shovel-Ready and Permit-Ready,” including completion of advance zoning, environmental, utility, broadband, transportation, and permitting review to facilitate rapid employer investment; creating regulations and standards; and generally regarding employment sites in the County.

    A motion was made by Chair Oriadha, seconded by Council Member Dernoga, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  63. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING PUBLIC LAND FIRST FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING ACT for the purpose of providing for property acquisition and disposition powers; providing for the Public Land First requirement; providing for a standardized process for the Land Bank Authority to conduct affordability feasibility assessments prior to the sale or distribution of real property; providing for a certain waiver; and generally providing for publicly owned land to be considered for housing affordability.

    A motion was made by Chair Oriadha, seconded by Council Member Hunter, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  64. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING AMENDMENTS TO THE CANNABIS REINVESTMENT AND RESTORATION BOARD METHODOLOGY AND PROCESS RECOMMENDATIONS for the purpose of changing the name of the Cannabis Reinvestment and Restoration Board; amending methodology, process and other various provisions of the Prince George’s County Code as it relates to the Cannabis Reinvestment and Restoration Board.

    A motion was made by Chair Oriadha, seconded by Council Member Burroughs, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  65. Third Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING AMENDMENTS TO THE CANNABIS REINVESTMENT AND RESTORATION BOARD METHODOLOGY AND PROCESS RECOMMENDATIONS for the purpose of changing the name of the Cannabis Reinvestment and Restoration Board; amending methodology, process and other various provisions of the Prince George’s County Code as it relates to the Cannabis Reinvestment and Restoration Board.

    A motion was made by Council Member Blegay, seconded by Chair Oriadha, that this Council Bill be amended. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  66. Second Reading
    Council Bill

    AN ACT CONCERNING PUBLIC LAND AFFORDABILITY REQUIREMENT for the purpose of requiring residential developments built on County-owned land to include affordable housing units; establishing a “Public Land Affordability Requirement” that ensures that any residential development of ten or more units on County-owned property dedicates at least one-third of the units as affordable for the life of the development as secured through long-term affordability covenants; defining a certain term; and generally regarding affordable housing on County-owned land.

    A motion was made by Chair Oriadha, seconded by Vice Chair Olson, that this Council Bill be enacted. The motion carried by the following vote:

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Sitting As The District Council
Agenda Video

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  1. Final
    Specific Design Plan

    Oakwood Preserve

    A motion was made by Council Member Hunter, seconded by Vice Chair Olson, that this Specific Design Plan be adopted. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  2. Pending Finality PB
    Specific Design Plan

    Locust Hill, Phase 3

    A motion was made by Council Member Hunter, seconded by Council Member Fisher, that this Specific Design Plan be waived election to review. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  3. Pending Finality PB
    Minutes

    District Council Minutes Dated October 20, 2026

    A motion was made by Council Member Dernoga, seconded by Vice Chair Olson, that this Minutes be approved. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  4. Pending Finality PB
    Detailed Site Plan (Prior Ordinance)

    Westphalia Town Center - Retail

    A motion was made by Council Member Hunter, seconded by Council Member Adams, that this Detailed Site Plan (Prior Ordinance) be waived election to review. The motion carried by the following vote:

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Sitting As The Committee Of The Whole
Agenda Video

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  1. Agenda Ready
    Briefing

    SPHERE NATIONAL HARBOR - SUPPLIER DIVERSITY AND EQUITY PLAN

    This Briefing was Briefing held

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  2. introduction and referral
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING TAX INCREMENT FINANCING RELATED TO NATIONAL HARBOR DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT AND NATIONAL HARBOR EXTRAORDINARY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT for the purpose of approving a TIF proposal and certifications pursuant to CR-21-2019 to the extent required under CB-111-2026, complying with the requirements of CB-51-2022, as applicable as described.

    A motion was made by Council Member Fisher, seconded by Council Member Blegay, that this Resolution be Favorably recommended. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  3. Committee Agenda Ready
    Agenda Letter

    Joint Capital Improvement Priorities Letter to the Inter-Agency Commission (IAC) on School Construction

    A motion was made by Council Member Fisher, seconded by Council Member Burroughs, that this Agenda Letter be Favorably recommended. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  4. To Committee
    Resolution

    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING IMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR A COUNTY-OWNED GROCERY STORE for the purpose of directing the Council Administrator to designate appropriate staff to identify best practices and steps for the implementation of a County-owned grocery store.

    A motion was made by Chair Oriadha, seconded by Council Member Hunter, that this Resolution be Favorably recommended. The motion carried by the following vote:

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Education And Workforce Development Committee
Agenda Video

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  1. Agenda Ready
    Briefing

    Construction Mentor-Protege Training Cohort Program Presented by: Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation Ingrid Watson- President & CEO Tomeka Bumbry, Vice President of Policy and Public Relations Kim Andrews, Small Business Manager Larry Hentz, Director of Commercial Development Ramsey Koojo, Controller Office of Procurement Alice Williams- Director & Purchasing Agent Arielle Douglas-Executive Director

    This Briefing was held.

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  2. Agenda Ready
    Transfer Request & Reconciliation

    Board of Education FY 2026 Final Financial Review and Transfer Request

    A motion was made by Council Member Harrison, seconded by Council Member Olson, that this Transfer Request be Favorably recommended to the County Council. The motion carried by the following vote:

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  3. Agenda Ready
    Briefing

    2026 Summer Youth Enrichment Program Outcomes and Data Presented by: Office of Human Resources Management Stephanie Bridgeforth, Director Debra Arrington, Deputy Director Yolonda Smedley, Associate Director, Talent Acquisition David Williams, Youth Employment Manager Natasha Freeman, Special Assistant to the Director

    This Briefing was held.

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  1. Agenda Ready
    Agenda Letter

    Proposed letter to the Honorable Aisha N. Braveboy, County Executive, and George Nader, Chief of Police, regarding “Flock Safety” cameras, and similar surveillance technologies.

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