Prince George's County Council - Reference No. CB-056-1996

• Reference No.: CB-056-1996
• Draft No.: 3
• Type: Council Bill
• Status: Enacted
• Meeting Body: County Council
• Meeting Date: 11/12/1996
• Introduced Date: 10/8/1996
• Effective date: 12/30/1996
• Title: An Ordinance for the purpose of requiring that town- houses in certain CDZs and Mixed Use Zones comply with certain site and building design guidelines and regulations, limiting the number of townhouses and multifamily dwellings in certain zones, and imposing a height limitation on multifamily buildings.An Ordinance for the purpose of requiring that town-houses in certain CDZs and Mixed Use Zones complywith certain site and building design guidelines andregulations, limiting the number of townhouses andmultifamily dwellings in certain zones, and imposinga height limitation on multifamily buildings
• Proposers/Sponsors: Stephen J. Del Giudice, Isaac J. Gourdine, Walter H. Maloney, Ronald V. Russell
• Code sections: 27-480 - , 27-515 - , 27-521 - , 27-528 - , 27-546.03 - , 27-546.04 - , 27-547 - , 27-548 -

Date	Ver.	Action By	Action	Result
12/30/1996		County Council	effective
11/12/1996	3	County Council	Public hearing	Pass
11/12/1996	3	County Council	enacted	Pass
10/8/1996		County Council	introduced
10/2/1996	3	County Council	Favorably recommended with amendments	Pass
9/4/1996	3	County Council	Held in Committee	Pass
6/11/1996	3	County Council	referred	Pass
6/11/1996		County Council	presented

Title An Ordinance for the purpose of requiring that town- houses in certain CDZs and Mixed Use Zones comply with certain site and building design guidelines and regulations, limiting the number of townhouses and multifamily dwellings in certain zones, and imposing a height limitation on multifamily buildings.An Ordinance for the purpose of requiring that town-houses in certain CDZs and Mixed Use Zones complywith certain site and building design guidelines andregulations, limiting the number of townhouses andmultifamily dwellings in certain zones, and imposinga height limitation on multifamily buildings