  | Aquasco/Woodville Cultural Resource Inventory | For this project, an inventory of cultural resources in the southeastern-most tip of Prince George’s County will be prepared. |
| | Bowie-Mitchellville and Vicinity Master Plan | The Bowie-Mitchellville and Vicinity Master Plan will be a guiding document formulated through public engagement to address future development in and around the City of Bowie and surrounding communities. This Plan, based on Plan Prince George’s 2035, will carefully examine existing conditions and issues, and revisit the vision for the area. The Plan will also consider new strategies for future development and any associated land use and transportation issues. |
| | Business Improvement District | The purpose of the Business District Improvement Toolkit is to provide municipalities, transit districts, or other entities a road map and step by step guide that could be used to organize, implement and finance a BID that promotes targeted commercial improvements and investment as well as neighborhood vitality. The deliverable is a toolkit and guidebook that will develop opportunities for the user to implement a mechanism to assist in promoting economic development in and around our transit district and business/commercial corridors. |
| | City of College Park: Complete and Green Streets Design | This project will lead to the implementation of the City’s Complete and Green Streets policies. The project will address sidewalks, bicycle infrastructure, stormwater best management practices (BMPs), and street trees. Cost estimates will also be provided. |
| | Henson Creek Village Area Study | The study area is a small geographic area within the 2006 Approved Master Plan and Sectional Map Amendment for the Henson Creek-South Potomac Planning Area boundary. Approximately two-third of the study area was identified in the master plan as the “Henson Creek Transit Village” and includes the current Livingston Square Shopping Center (see project boundary map). The master plan envisioned the Henson Creek Transit Village as a “pedestrian-oriented village focused on a two- to three-block section of Livingston Road between Palmer Road and Old Fort Road. |
| | Largo Town Center Wayfinding, Branding, and Placemaking Strategy | The project area is conterminous with the plan area of the Approved Largo Town Center Sector Plan. However, the Strategy should not negate the influence of other branding initiatives outside of the sector plan area, including the Health Sciences District – the area of the Central Avenue-Blue Line Corridor – and Central Avenue Connector Trail. The required services include, but are not limited to, existing conditions analysis, multimodal transportation analysis, graphic design, brand development, and community engagement, all with an emphasis on pedestrian- and transit-oriented development. |
| | Northern Gateway CDC: Strategies for Public-Space and Commercial-Corridor Enhancements on MD 193 (Un | Significant investment in a new transit rail line, the Purple Line, has begun and the alignment for the portion that will serve the Northern Gateway area will run along University Boulevard, also known as the International Corridor. The International Corridor is a vibrant retail strip of African American, South and Central American, Asian, and African businesses that provide essential goods and services to area residents. Along with new investment in transit, the new alignment provides the opportunity to link the corridor to a greater network of improved access and circulation, and to integrate streetscape enhancements to a public realm that promotes a multi-modal environment and enhances a unique cultural and neighborhood identity. This project seeks to improve biking and pedestrian safety, better connect neighborhoods to the corridor, and enhance the public realm. |
| | Old Brandywine Sidewalk and Streetscape Improvements | The Village of Brandywine dates to the early 19th century, and still has some characteristics of a small rural community. It is situated between the county’s rural tier and new planned developments which will bring added housing, employment, and recreational opportunities to the area. There is a need to provide safe and accessible pedestrian and bicycle connections through the village, and to new destinations, such as the Southern Area Aquatic and Recreation Complex, currently under construction on Missouri Avenue. |
| | Planning Assistance for Municipalities and Communities - PAMC | The Planning Assistance to Municipalities and Communities (PAMC) program, administered through the Prince George's County Planning Department, offers planning, design, technical and, in select cases, financial assistance for planning-related projects in response to specific requests from local municipalities and community organizations. Planning staff may be assigned to work on PAMC projects if the skill set for the requested project and capacity exists within the Planning Department. Financial assistance for consultant services may be requested for PAMC projects that meet the application guidelines. These funds are awarded based on the PAMC budget; the per-project maximum, and the available funds in each PAMC application cycle. The County Council sets the total amount of financial assistance available for to the PAMC program each fiscal year through its annual budget process. Municipalities and communities in Prince George's County that are interested in pursuing initiatives that assist with redevelopment, revitalization or implementation of comprehensive plan recommendations are welcome to apply. |
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| | Preliminary Northern Gateway Wayfinding Systems and Signage Plan | A Wayfinding System and Signage Plan is currently being developed to inform, guide, and navigate residents and visitors from place to place throughout the Northern Gateway, including vibrant commercial districts on University Boulevard, new Purple Line transit stations, and community destinations such as schools, libraries and services. |
| | Primary Healthcare Strategic Plan | |
| | Prince George's County Cultural Arts Study | The Prince George’s Cultural Arts Study is a collaboration with the Prince George’s County Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) and The Prince George’s Arts and Humanities Council. The purpose of this Study once underway is to develop strategies and recommendations for integrating cultural arts activities into the County’s economic development and land use planning strategies. |
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| | Town of Cheverly: National Register Nomination | This project involves the retention of consultant services to research, document, and produce a National Register Historic District Nomination for those portions of the Town of Cheverly that would be found to meet the criteria for designation as a National Register Historic District. The area to be addressed through this project includes that identified as the Cheverly Historic Community in the 2010 Approved Historic Sites and Districts Plan (pp. 223-224) and is composed largely of those portions of the present Town of Cheverly that were platted by Robert Marshall, president of the Washington Suburban Realty Company, in seven sections between 1918 and 1926. The desired consultant services would produce all the documentation required for review by the Prince George’s County Historic Preservation Commission Prince George’s County Historic Preservation Commission, the Maryland Historical Trust, and the United States Department of the Interior/National Park Service. |
| | Town of Fairmount Heights: Pattern Book | This project will produce a Pattern Book, similar to the recently completed Mount Rainier Pattern Book, that illustrates, via photos and graphics, the styles of houses that represent or are compatible with the original, historic residential development in the Town of Fairmount Heights. |