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CB-064-2026

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.

Council Bill Third Reading Introduced April 21, 2026
Committee
Planning, Housing and Economic Development Committee
Requested by
Thomas E. Dernoga
Introduced
April 21, 2026
On agenda
September 22, 2026
Enacted
September 22, 2026

Where it was heard

County Council Oct 20, 2026 County Council Sep 22, 2026 amended (1) Pass County Council Sep 22, 2026 introduced Planning, Housing and Economic Development Committee Sep 3, 2026 Held in Committee Pass Planning, Housing and Economic Development Committee Sep 3, 2026 reconsidered Pass Planning, Housing and Economic Development Committee Sep 3, 2026 amended (1) Pass Planning, Housing and Economic Development Committee Sep 3, 2026 amended (2) Pass Planning, Housing and Economic Development Committee Sep 3, 2026 Favorably recommended with amendments Pass Planning, Housing and Economic Development Committee Jul 2, 2026 Held in Committee Pass County Council Jun 9, 2026 presented and referred

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