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Votes at a glance: Prince George's County Board of Appeals, June 3, 2026
Summary
Summary of decisions on June 3: V‑19‑26 (driveway variance) approved 3–0; V‑23‑26 (10‑ft fence security exemption) denied 3–0; V‑24‑26 (6‑ft front fence/pool) approved 3–0; V‑80‑25 (continued variance) approved 3–0; minutes approved 3–0.
The Prince George's County Board of Appeals issued the following rulings at its June 3, 2026 meeting:
• V‑19‑26 (6904 Flagstaff St., Landover) — Variance to construct a 10x33 driveway: APPROVED, 3–0. Petitioner Odessa Grant cited medical issues and the lot’s narrow configuration.
• V‑23‑26 (15601 Taylorton Ln., Brandywine) — Security exemption review for a 10‑foot fence around a backyard basketball court: DENIED, 3–0. Petitioners (the Reeds) sought 10 feet for ball containment; nearby neighbors opposed the request and the board concluded the exemption standard was not met for the requested height.
• V‑24‑26 (2908 Westbrook Ln., Bowie) — Variance for lot frontage and security exemption for front‑yard fence to validate existing conditions and permit a pool: APPROVED, 3–0. Attorney Edward Andrew Cole and architect Alex Davis represented the request; the board found the narrow front area and site conditions supported the variance for a 6‑foot fence as presented.
• V‑80‑25 (915 Brook Rd., Capitol Heights) — Previously held accessory‑building/carport variance: APPROVED, 3–0, after town fines were paid and the town expressed no objection.
• Approval of minutes (05/20/2026): APPROVED, 3–0.
The board noted that approvals are contingent on submission of the board’s written order to the county permits office and any required building permits.
