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the committee’s recommendations shall besubmitted with all building permit applications,and all pertinent building plans shall be stampedby the committee signifying that they are incompliance with all pertinent development planrequirements and conditions recommended bythe Design Review Committee. Consequently,any necessary revisions must be made to theplans prior to submitting them for a buildingpermit unless the applicant is not in agreementwith the committee’s recommendations.If a development application is recommendedfor denial, or approval with conditions that anapplicant is not in agreement with, the applicantmay appeal that decision to the Prince George’sCounty Planning Board through the specialpermit process.Special Permit ApplicationProcessSpecial permits are required for certaindesignated uses and for departures from thedevelopment plan. The requirements for specialpermits are shown in Section 27-239.02 of theZoning Ordinance. Any departure from the planis incorporated as an essential component of thespecial permit application and does not requirethe filing of a separate departure application.All requests for special permits shall be in theform of an application filed with the PlanningBoard. The required application form, andfees associated with the application, may beobtained from the Planning Department’sDevelopment Review Division or obtaineddirectly from the department’s web site.Prior to making a decision on a special permitapplication, the Planning Board shall hold apublic hearing on the application. The PlanningBoard hearing shall be scheduled not lessthan 45 days from the date the application isaccepted, unless waived by the applicant. Theapplicant is required to send (by certified mail)notice of the hearing at least 14 days beforethe scheduled hearing date to any municipalitywithin which the site is located and all ownersof abutting properties (including those directlyacross the street, alley or steam).In order for the Planning Board to granta special permit in the M-U-TC Zone foruses specified as such in the Use Table (seeAppendix B), it shall find that the site planis in conformance with the approved towncenter Development Plan and the guidelinestherein and any specific criteria set forth for theparticular use.To grant departures from the strict applicationof any standard or guidelines approved inthe Suitland M-U-TC development plan, thePlanning Board must make the followingfindings listed in Section 27-548.00.01 of theZoning Ordinance:g A specific parcel of land has exceptionalnarrowness, shallowness, or shape,exceptional topographic condition, or otherextraordinary situation or conditions.g The strict application of the developmentplan will result in peculiar and unusualpractical difficulties to, or exceptional orundue hardship upon, the owner of theproperty.g The departure will not substantially impairthe intent, purpose, or integrity of theGeneral Plan, master plan, or the towncenter development plan.All special permit applications are referred tothe Design Review Committee for review andrecommendation.52 Approved Suitland Mixed-Use Town Center Zone Development Plan
Appendix ASuitland M-U-TC Community WorkshopsTopics and Dates:1. Introduction and Project Overview September 28, 20022. Community discussion on design and development November 2, 20023. Review town center issues and initiate development of design standards January 11, 20034. Review and discussion of proposed design standards for future main street and neighborhood development February 1, 20035. Review of Final Draft of Suitland M-U-TC Development Plan and proposed design standards and guidelines March 1, 2003Participants:Mr. and Mrs. Tarick and Monica AliMs. Eleanor AndrewsMr. Benjamin AndrewsMs. Pocahontas Y. AsheMr. Chris BaileyMs. Johnnie Mae BarberMs. Gloria BellamyMs. Joanne C. BensonMr. Lee BoozeMr. Bill BostonMr. Peter BoydMr. B. T. BraswellMr. Edward BroadnaxMs. Renee BrooksMs. Laura H. BrownMr. Clifton BrownMr. Richard A. BrownMr. Marcus CarlockMr. Samuel ChavarriaMs. Marguerite ClarkMr. Benny ClarkMr. Fred ClarkeMs. Islin ClaytonMs. Gladys ClaytonMs. Lynne L. ColemanMr. Leroy Coleman Jr.Ms. Mary V. ColemanMs. Brenda CollingtonMr. David CookMs. Erlene CordellMr. and Mrs. Leroy and Joyce CowanMs. Marjorie CunninghamMr. Willie DavisMs. Megen DavisMs. Janey L. DavisMs. Brenda C. DowtinMs. Bridgette DysonMs. Janette DysonMs. Marie EarnshawMr. Greg EdwardsMs. Janice EuellMs. Ida M. EvansMs. Dorothy FooteMr. Michael FowlkesMs. Courtney GaliberMs. Barbara GardnerMs. Anetaa GeorgeMr. Ernest A. GivensMr. and Mrs. Emory and Marcia GivensMr. James D. GogginsMr. Jonathan GolubMs. Gloria J. GordonMr. Ted GrayMr. Kenny HarrisMs. Myrna HarrisMs. Ruth HarrisMs. Mary A. Harris-NewtonMs. Lydia HarveyMs. Alice C. HayesMr. Hobert HenlineMs. Tarisha HoaveyMr. John HunterMs. Elsie JacobsMs. Kiersten JohnsonMr. William KempApproved Suitland Mixed-Use Town Center Zone Development Plan
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AppendicesA. Workshops and Particip
Page 9 and 10: INTRODUCTIONThe focus of the Mixed-
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Page 13 and 14: e encouraged to complement the main
Page 15 and 16: HISTORIC OVERVIEW OFSUITLANDBefore
Page 17 and 18: ANALYSIS OF EXISTINGDEVELOPMENTCHAR
Page 19 and 20: etween separate centers, and a comm
Page 21 and 22: Crosswalks within the study area ar
Page 23 and 24: SUITLAND MIXED-USE TOWN CENTERDEVEL
Page 25 and 26: would result in additional employee
Page 27 and 28: g Provide bicycle lanes and a pedes
Page 29 and 30: Suitland Federal Center GreenFormer
Page 31 and 32: DESIGN STANDARDS ANDGUIDELINESThe S
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Page 37 and 38: Interesting facade material adds ch
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Page 41 and 42: Residential DistrictObjective: A he
Page 43 and 44: Building DesignIntent: Buildings sh
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Page 47 and 48: Street trees shade the sidewalk and
Page 49 and 50: Parking and LoadingObjective: A wel
Page 51 and 52: 15. Residential garages shall be si
Page 53 and 54: SignageObjective:An attractive, leg
Page 55 and 56: 12. Hanging signs add visual intere
Page 57 and 58: Sign Definitions1. Monument Sign: A
Page 59: DESIGN REVIEW PROCESSAll new develo
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Page 69 and 70: Appendix DDivision 3. Uses Permitte
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Page 73 and 74: USEGarden supplies store, floricult
Page 75 and 76: USESign, in accordance with an appr
Page 77 and 78: USE(C) All othersTaxicab dispatchin
Page 79 and 80: Subdivision 5. Special PermitsSec.
Page 81 and 82: Appendix ERecommended Landscaping P
Page 83 and 84: Shade TreesBotanical Name Common Na
Page 85 and 86: Smaller Deciduous TreesBotanicalNam
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Page 89 and 90: ShrubberyBotanical Name Common Name
Page 91 and 92: Ornamental GrassesBotanical Name Co
Page 93 and 94: AcknowledgmentsThe Maryland-Nationa
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