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Prince George's County council adopts detailed site plan for Central Industrial Park

3286714 · May 13, 2025
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Summary

The Prince George's County District Council voted 7-0 on May 13, 2025, to adopt a prepared order approving a detailed site plan (DSP23020) for Central Industrial Park, formalizing permitted permanent uses for a 1.63-acre property in I-1 and Development District Overlay zones.

The Prince George's County District Council unanimously adopted a prepared order approving a detailed site plan for Central Industrial Park on May 13, 2025. The action authorizes specified permanent uses for a 1.63-acre property in I-1 (Light Industrial) and Development District Overlay (DDO) zones on the east side of West Hampton Avenue, about 200 feet south of its intersection with MD 214 (Central Avenue).

The plan, filed as DSP23020, identifies the applicant as American Resource Management Group Limited Partnership and is located in Council District 6. The record shows an appeal-by date of April 24, 2025, and an action-by date of May 27, 2025; planning staff and the County Planning Board previously approved the application with conditions. The council voted to adopt the prepared order after a motion and second.

Council member Blaguette moved to adopt the prepared order; Council member Watson seconded. The roll-call vote recorded Chair Burrows, Council member Blaguette, Council member DeNoga, Council member Fisher, Council member Ivy, Council member Olson and Council member Watson as voting "aye." The motion carried, 7-0.

The approval implements the land-use decisions noted in the planning staff report and the Planning Board’s conditioned approval. The council record identifies the property as subject to the County’s Development District Overlay provisions; any administrative or permit steps required after adoption were not specified in the record.

No public comments or contested statements regarding this item are recorded in the meeting excerpt provided. The record on file identifies prior planning approvals and dates but does not list additional permit conditions or implementation timeline details in the transcript excerpt.