Transportation, Infrastructure, Energy and Environment Committee, May 28, 2026
Approves CB 32-2026 - Increased fines for non-residential property maintenance violations, 3-0
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The County Council approved 95% of 282 recorded land-use decisions this period. Most frequent dissent: Sydney Harrison (14 of 162 recorded votes).
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The Transportation, Infrastructure, Energy and Environment Committee favorably reported four items on 2026-05-28, all on 3-0 votes. CB 32-2026 raises civil fines for property maintenance violations on non-residential (commercial/industrial) properties to $2,000 first violation an…
- Jurisdiction
- Prince George's County, MD
- Governing body
- Final authority
- Date
- May 28, 2026
- Decisions
- 5 zoning decisions
- Outcome
- Approved, 3-0
Free sample: decision 1 of 5
CB 32-2026 - Increased fines for non-residential property maintenance violations
Amends Subtitle 13, Division 7 to increase civil monetary fines for property standards/maintenance violations on non-residential properties. Maintains existing $1,000 fine for residential owners; establishes new fine structure for non-residential owners of $2,000 for first violation and $5,000 for second and subsequent violations. Sponsored by Council Member Fisher. Reported favorably 3-0.
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Meeting Summary
The Transportation, Infrastructure, Energy and Environment Committee favorably reported four items on 2026-05-28, all on 3-0 votes. CB 32-2026 raises civil fines for property maintenance violations on non-residential (commercial/industrial) properties to $2,000 first violation an…
Key Decisions (5)
CB 32-2026 - Increased fines for non-residential property maintenance violations
CB 33-2026 amendment - remove Maryland MVA registration requirement
CB 33-2026 - Vehicle Access and Recovery Act (emergency)
CR 34-2026 - Stop sign monitoring system, City of New Carrollton
CR 37-2026 - Stop sign monitoring system, Town of Bladensburg
Market Signals (2)
Commercial Demand
The county is escalating fines on non-residential/commercial property owners for…
Sentiment
Council members flagged a 'shell game' by commercial owners using…
Who Spoke (11)
On the record: the chair, 3 councilmembers, 4 staff members, and an attorney.
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