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Chesapeake Beach Rail Trail Feasibility Study (PAMC)
Project Planner Project Description This project is a feasibility and design study for a segment of the planned hard-surface Chesapeake Beach Rail Trail starting at MD 725 (Marlboro Pike) and potentially linking a portion of the planned Western Branch Trail to the Show Place Arena. The primary goal of this study is to provide the…
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Walker Mill CDC Youth Wellness & Opportunities Assessment (PAMC)
The assessment aims to highlight community-identified challenges and propose solutions to reduce crime, violence, mental illness, and addiction while improving health and educational outcomes for youth in the unincorporated areas of Boulevard Heights, Oakland-Ridgway-Pennsylvania Avenue, and Walker Mill Road South in Prince George’s County, Maryland (Subregion 4, Planning Area 75A, Councilmanic Districts 6 and 7).
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New Carrollton Active Transportation Connectivity Study (PAMC)
Project Planner News The final 2024 New Carrollton Downtown Access and Connectivity Strategy report has been published and can be viewed online here. Project Description Several 2009 Approved Countywide Master Plan of Transportation (MPOT) planned bike facilities cross through and border the City of New Carrollton but they offer only indirect routes when connecting places…
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Central U.S. 1 Neighborhood Compatibility Study
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Marlboro Pike Branding, Wayfinding and Street Beautification Study
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Medical Innovation District Feasibility Study
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Largo Town Center
The Largo Town Center area is already a hub for all Prince George’s County. People come to Largo from across the County to access government and medical services. Visitors from around the County, the region, and across the nation pass through Largo en route to FedEx Field and Six Flags America. Prince George’s Community College…
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Countywide Wayfinding Study
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Mount Rainier Neighborhood Conservation Overlay Zone
The Mount Rainier Neighborhood Conservation Overlay Zone (NCOZ) overlays the RSF-65 (Residential Single-Family 65) and RSF-A (Residential Single-Family Attached) Zones in the new Zoning Ordinance and includes the largely single-family, early-twentieth century neighborhoods surrounding the LMUTC (Legacy Mixed-Use Town Center) Zone. The new Zoning Ordinance, including the Mount Rainier NCOZ, took effect April 1, 2022.
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Greenbelt Neighborhood Conservation Overlay Zone
The Greenbelt Neighborhood Conservation Overlay Zone (NCOZ) includes the historic Greenbelt co-op residential community, the Roosevelt Center, Greenbelt Library, Greenbelt Community Center, the forest preserve, Buddy Attick Lake Park, and houses and apartments near the historic core. It overlays properties zoned AG (Agriculture and Preservation), RR (Residential, Rural), RSF-65 (Residential, Single-Family-65), RSF-A (residential, Single-Family Attached), RMF-20 (Residential, Multifamily-20), and CGO (Commercial, General and Office). The new Zoning Ordinance,…