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M-NCPPC ready to accept preliminary subdivision plan for Cheverly Hill site, town told
Summary
Mayor Jeffrey Schomisch told the Landover Hills council that the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission is ready to accept a preliminary plan of subdivision for the Cheverly Hill site (the former Prince George’s Hospital), a proposal that the notice says would include offices, retail, multifamily and senior housing, townhomes and a hotel. The commission is soliciting mayoral input and has scheduled a virtual meeting for Jan. 14, 2026.
Mayor Jeffrey Schomisch informed the council that the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission (M-NCPPC) is ready to accept a preliminary plan of subdivision for the Cheverly Hill site, the former Prince George’s Hospital property in the area adjacent to Landover Hills.
According to the notice the mayor read, the proposed development would include offices, commercial space, multifamily housing and townhomes, housing for the elderly and a hotel. Schomisch said the announcement signals the start of a formal land‑use review process and an opportunity for the town to provide comments to the county planning agency.
Schomisch also said M-NCPPC’s Department of Parks and Recreation is updating its Functional Master Plan (Formula 2040) and is seeking input from Prince George’s County mayors; the commission has scheduled a virtual meeting for Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. He added he would attend a Jan. 16 meeting with the County Fire Chief and the Landover Hills Volunteer Fire Department to present the town’s resolution to the County Fire/EMS Department chief, identified in the minutes as Ms. Michaelides.
The announcement did not include a filing number, developer name, or detailed site plan; town officials did not take action at the workshop and noted the county process will govern formal review and public hearings. The notice places the Cheverly Hill redevelopment on the short-term agenda for potential town comment and coordination with county agencies.
