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Task force reviews draft legislation to change police facility adequacy in subdivision regulations
Summary
Task force members on April 14 reviewed a draft proposed by the acting county executive to amend police facility adequacy provisions in the subdivision regulations, discussed a pending fiscal impact study and raised concerns about staffing and how response times should factor into development review.
Members of the Prince George's County Plan 2035 Implementation & Infrastructure Task Force on April 14 reviewed draft legislation prepared by the acting county executive that would amend how police facility adequacy is handled in the county's subdivision regulations.
Planning staff described the draft as a high-level update that would repeal portions of the existing adequacy-review language and defer mitigation for police impacts to other development-review processes and impact fees. Staff told the task force they have reviewed the draft with the acting county executive's office and the police department and that a fiscal impact study being prepared by a consultant will resume in June to provide additional data and methodology…
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