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Planning, Housing and Economic Development Committee

April 4, 2024 ·10:00 AM Final ·Budget - M-NCPPC - Parks & Recreation Dept.

Council Hearing Room

Agenda — 13 items

  1. 1 VIEW USING THE LINK PROVIDED AT: https://pgccouncil.us/LIVE
  2. 2 ORDER OF PROCEEDING
  3. 3 CALL TO ORDER
  4. 4 BRIEFING
  5. 4 Other Council Members Present: Krystal Oriadha and Edward Burroughs
  6. 5 OVERVIEW OF ROLE OF THE PEOPLE’S ZONING COUNSEL AND DATA ON CASES -Stan Brown People’s Zoning Counsel BR 03212024 Briefing held
  7. 6 BUDGET WORKSESSION
  8. 7 PEOPLE’S ZONING COUNSEL BU 2024-14 Budget discussion held; no votes taken
  9. 8 THE MARYLAND-NATIONAL CAPITAL PARK AND PLANNING COMMISSION (M-NCPPC) FY2025 BUDGET- DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION BU 2024-17 Budget discussion held; no votes taken
  10. 9 BRIEFING
  11. 10 PLAN 2035 IMPLEMENTATION PART 1 INCENTIVIZING DEVELOPMENT AREAS IN AREAS INSIDE PLAN 2035 CENTERS and INSIDE THE BELTWAY -Prince George’s County Planning Department BR 04042024 Briefing held
  12. 11 ADJOURN adjourned
  13. 13 Also present: Rana Hightower, Director Charlotte Aheart, Administrative Aide Turkessa Green, County Auditor Eric Irving, Fiscal and Legislative Specialist Sakinda Skinner, CEX Stan Brown, PZC Peter A. Shapiro, M-NCPPC Bill Tyler, M-NCPPC Donna Herring, M-NCPPC Tony Felts, M-NCPPC Katina Shoulars, M-NCPPC Wanda Ramos, M-NCPPC Steve Carter, M-NCPPC James Hunt, M-NCPPC Bill Sheehan, M-NCPPC Alvin McNeal, M-NCPPC Sonja Ewing, M-NCPPC Anika Jackson, M-NCPPC Sean Harbaugh, M-NCPPC Lakisha Hull, M-NCPPC Derick Berlage, M-NCPPC Scott Rowe, M-NCPPC Richard Hall, M-NCPPC

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