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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. Jan. 7 - Lanham High School Death on Wheels article copies available (Washington Post Dec. 7, '03) concerning toxic chemicals on train though DC. - Rick Hind for Greenpeace Treasury report - $3,100+ balance for 2003 - 12 orgs & several ind.'s 4 committees (no reports) Thomas Graham from PEPCO visiting - economic dev.; community
advisory board - 3 chamber of commerce, 3 civic orgs & fed., + gov
officials - tree trimming issues, reliability of service issues / electrical
power, fuses - just PEPCO, not SMECO which has better record Sierra Club initiatve against casino Oxon Hill Manor had fire w/ $1M worth of damage - been closed a yr. for restoration Open door forum Dist 23 - Jan. 10 (hand-out) Rt. 450 is undergoing construction to widen certain areas. CB 73 - capital improvement/plans (CIP) would require permits to expire in 8 yrs. if not used - council passed, but Johnson vetoed - council didn't override bcause they say they didn't initially have enough information Road widening plans on 301, Brandywine, Oxon Hill - not needed in residential communities Master plan mtg on Tues. Dist 8 Proper signage on beltway needed & other roads, too. 6 Flags forum w/ Livable Communities/Dist 6 & 7 Assessments going up = taxes going up; increase over period
of time. Thermometer exchange at landfill Another class 3 landfill on Dowerhouse PRISON Proposal - Sarbanes fighting it - Cheltenham - fire training would have to go; Cedarville near state park & 301 - not good transprt from DC.; behind Arrowhead school & class 3 landfiill - dead property - could increase size would cost in utilities, water & light polution. Could include holdng facility including terrorists. Prisoners escape most often during transport. Suggesting to build on fed. facility - may have rally. Flight patterns are changing. PGCCF rec'd application from business/church - bylaws would have to be changed, so sending suggestion to join local civic assoc. Other hand-outs included: "A Citizens Guide to Transportation Decision Making in the Washington Metropolitan Region" by the National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board Announcement about Presidential Candidates' Forum and Straw Vote at the Glenn Dale Fire House on MD 193 at 7:00 PM Jan. 15 ($5 donation suggested) Information about the Advocates for Children and Youth campaign for Thornton funding for the public school system - submitted by Joyce Dowling New -> Election News for Prince George's County Looking for Prince George's County History? Click here for PGHistory.org |
Prince George's County towns and cities include: Accokeek, Adelphi, Andrews Air Force Base, Aquasco, Ashton, Beltsville, Bladensburg, Bowie, Brandywine, Brentwood, Burtonsville, Camp Springs, Capitol Heights, Cheltenham, Cheverly, Chillum, Clinton, College Park, District Heights, Editor's Park, Forest Heights, Forestville, Fort Washington, Glenn Dale, Greenbelt, Hyattsville, Kettering, Landover Hills, Langley Park, Lanham-Seabrook, Laurel, Mitchellville, Montpelier, Mount Rainier, New Carrollton, Oxon Hill, Riverdale, Scaggsville, Springdale, Suitland, Temple Hills, University Of Maryland, Upper Marlboro
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