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Meeting Notes posted on this site are NOT OFFICIAL MINUTES, but can give you different perspectives of what is happening in the county. More meeting notes can be found here. Newspaper reports about meetings can often be found in Newsletter archives - a brief description and a link to the story are in weekly e-newsletters. Nov. 12, 2003 - at Central High School Budgeting now for FY2005 General Plan speaks to 10 elements with policies of county
with tiers. Chief of community planning division. Al Cecilia Lammers - Environmental planning in PG - land use
and development revue and woodland conservation -PG 1st in state. Work
w/ DER. Gail Rothrock - historic preservation planning - Old Town
College Park being considered for designation. Greenbelt Museum has original
1930's furniture - in hist. dist. Farol Hamer - public facilities - Chief dev. review - flat
fee 7,000 per housing unit for schools. development process tips - submitted by Joyce Dowling New -> Bloggers for Prince George's County Looking for Prince George's County History? Click here for PGHistory.org |
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