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Prince George's County Council suspends rules on several housing and procurement bills and adopts major grant and compensation resolutions

5938383 · October 14, 2025
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Prince George's County Council members on Oct. 14 used unanimous and near-unanimous roll-call votes to advance multiple bills to committee, approve an amendment limiting certain office-to-residential conversions, authorize a joint county letter to the Maryland Department of Planning and adopt two major county resolutions including a supplementary-appropriations measure.

Prince George's County Council members on Oct. 14 voted unanimously or by clear majorities on a series of procedural and substantive items: they suspended rules to advance multiple bills to committee, approved an amendment limiting residential conversions in a commercial zone, accepted late additions to the agenda, authorized a joint letter to the Maryland Department of Planning to amend a priority funding area, and adopted two resolutions that appropriate outside funds and adjust pay for fire officials.

Council members repeatedly used a rule-suspension procedure to move several bills forward for committee review. The council voted 9-0 to suspend the rules for CB 99 (Critical Worker Housing Assistance Program), CB 120 (procurement/accounting enhancements), CB 101 (Homeownership Equity Program), CB 102 (sick leave for legal proceedings), and CB 103 (real property surplus declaration). Each suspension was made by a motion and recorded with a roll call; the floor votes on those suspensions carried 9-0.

On land-use legislation, the Planning, Housing and Economic Development committee sent CB 43 (amendments to permitted uses in the CGO zone) forward with changes. Council members approved Amendment 1 to CB 43—requiring at least 50% nonresidential uses on the ground floor of…

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