Plan Evaluation Program
Plan Evaluation Program
Kierre McCune
TEL: 301-952-3211
EMAIL: kierre.mccune@ppd.mncppc.org
Thomas Lester
- Community Planning Division
TEL: 301-952-3756
EMAIL: thomas.lester@ppd.mncppc.org
Plan Evaluation Program (PEP)
The Prince George’s Planning Department has released 36 progress reports for each plan covering the County.
The Plan Evaluation Program (PEP) is a key initiative of the Community Planning Division designed to track progress and measure the effectiveness of the County’s long-range planning efforts. The program reviews comprehensive area plans, including master plans, sector plans, and transit district development plans, on a six-year cycle, as required by the County’s Zoning Ordinance. This regular evaluation helps ensure that planning goals remain aligned with community needs, development trends, and policy priorities. The most recent evaluation cycle officially concluded on March 3, 2026, and reviewed 36 different plans. Moving forward, the Planning Department will continue to monitor and evaluate plans on a six-year interval based on their anniversary date.
Program Components
| Description | Status | |
|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 | Create an inventory of all active plan recommendations. | Complete |
| Phase 2 | Determine the status of all plan recommendations. | Complete |
| Phase 3 | Create a report for each plan showing general progress toward implementation, highlighting key implementation actions to date, development approval, and construction activity, and identifying next steps. | Complete |
| Phase 4 | Public Release of the Progress Reports. | Complete |
| Phase 5 | Continued review of plans on a six-year cycle. | Ongoing |
What is a progress report?
- A progress report is a snapshot of progress towards implementation, major successes, and remaining challenges to achieving a plan’s vision, goals, policies, and strategies.
What does a progress report include?
- A summary of the area master/sector plan’s vision and goals.
- Progress of the area master/sector plan towards implementation.
- Key implementation actions to date.
- Current demographic and economic data.
- Development approval and construction activity.
- Challenges facing implementation.
- An outlook for the future (amend or replace).
