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Record left open for Medicaid waiting list and ethics affidavit; applicant proffers 16-resident cap

Hearing Examiner (Prince George's County) · August 25, 2025
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Summary

After testimony, the examiner left the record open for the applicant to file the Prince George's County Medicaid waiver waiting-list documentation and an updated state ethics affidavit with the owner's residential address; the applicant proffered that the request is for a cap of 16 residents.

At the close of testimony, the hearing examiner confirmed limited items the record would remain open to receive: documentation of the Medicaid waiver waiting list relevant to Prince George's County and an amended state ethics affidavit showing the applicant's residential address. Sam Brown requested additional written documentation of demand from the Medicaid waiver program; counsel for the applicant said the applicant would obtain and file those materials.

The examiner asked whether the applicant intended the request to be an absolute cap or simply authorization to occupy up to 16 residents sometime in the future. Counsel proffered that the request is for 16 residents and that the applicant does not intend to exceed 16 (the proffer included a commitment that the built interior capacity is for 16 total residents). The examiner reminded parties of county rules governing initiation of special-exception uses and that prolonged non-initiation can trigger revocation proceedings. The hearing was then closed with the explicit instruction that the record reopens only for the limited items identified.