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County Council, June 22, 2026

Approved: CB 32-2026 housing and property standards for non-residential properties

1h 17m10,022 words
26 mentionsapprovedpublic hearingresidentialland usezoningPrince George's County, MD
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The County Council approved 95% of 370 recorded land-use decisions this period. Most frequent dissent: Sydney Harrison (17 of 197 recorded votes).

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What happened

On June 22, 2026, Prince George's County approved CB 32-2026 housing and property standards for non-residential properties.

This Prince George's County Council meeting was largely legislative and procedural, focused on charter amendment resolutions and bond bills being finalized for the November 3, 2026 ballot to comply with state law SB 29-2026.

Meeting key facts
Jurisdiction
Prince George's County, MD
Governing body
Final authority
Date
June 22, 2026
Decisions
21 zoning decisions
Outcome
Approved

Free sample: decision 1 of 21

Consent agenda including CB 65 senior co-housing and water/sewer plan amendments

Adopted consent agenda including first reading of CB 65-2026 (senior co-housing expansion program via redevelopment authority), CB 66-2026 (supplementary appropriations), CB 67-2026 (consolidating permitting fees), CR 62-2026 (DPIE fee increase), and CR 63-2026 (2018 Water and Sewer Plan March 2026 cycle of amendments changing water/sewer category designations). Vote 9-0.

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Key Decisions (21)

Approved

Consent agenda including CB 65 senior co-housing and water/sewer plan amendments

Vote: 9-0
Approved

CB 32-2026 housing and property standards for non-residential properties

Approved

CB 57-2026 charter amendment repealing at-large council members

Vote: 8-2Moved by Dernoga
Approved

CR 53-2026 charter amendment exempting business taxes/fees from referendum

Vote: 8-2-1Moved by Arrieta
Approved

CB 36-2026 women's health workplace protections

Approved

CB 49-2026 supplementary appropriations for community impact grants

Approved

CB 59-2026 supplementary capital appropriations

Approved

CB 20-2026 pre-application neighborhood meeting transparency

Vote: 7-0Moved by Adams-Stafford
Approved

CB 31-2026 prohibiting building permits for detention centers

Vote: 7-0Moved by Arrieta
Approved

CB 38-2026 impersonation of utility companies and government agencies

Vote: 9-0Moved by Fisher
Approved

CB 51-2026 bond authorization for Prince George's Community College facilities

Vote: 9-0
Approved

CB 52-2026 bond authorization for public works and transportation facilities

Vote: 9-0
Approved

CB 53-2026 bond authorization for county buildings

Vote: 9-0
Approved

CB 54-2026 bond authorization for library facilities

Vote: 9-0
Approved

CB 55-2026 bond authorization for public safety facilities

Vote: 9-0
Approved

CR 54-2026 charter amendment on redistricting plan adoption

Vote: 9-0Moved by Dernoga
Approved

CR 55-2026 charter amendment adding federal mediation service

Vote: 9-0
Approved

CR 56-2026 charter amendment on procurement signature authority

Vote: 8-0Moved by Dernoga
Approved

CR 34-2026 stop sign monitoring systems City of New Carrollton

Vote: 8-0
Approved

CR 37-2026 stop sign monitoring systems Town of Bladensburg

Vote: 9-0
Approved

CR 64-2026 listing of local questions on 2026 ballot

Vote: 9-0

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Market Signals (5)

Infrastructure

The county is authorizing over $412 million in bond financing…

Infrastructure

CR 63-2026 amends the 2018 Water and Sewer Plan (March…

Commercial Demand

CR 53-2026 charter amendment targets tobacco stores, liquor stores, and…

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Who spoke

13 distinct speakers; 7 identified names.

All speaker roles: 8 Councilmember, 1 Chair, 1 Public, 2 Staff, 1 Clerk.

Identified name roles: 1 Chair, 5 Councilmember, 1 Staff.

Speaker sample: Arrieta, Chair.

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Zoning terms (5)

26 recorded timestamps

  • approved (7 timestamps)
  • public hearing (14 timestamps)
  • residential (3 timestamps)
  • land use (1 timestamps)
  • zoning (1 timestamps)

Decision moments (19)

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