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College Park City Zoning Code

PART 7

INDUSTRIAL ZONES.

Sec. 27-465. Fences and walls.

  • (a)
    Unless otherwise provided, fences and walls (including retaining walls) more than six (6) feet high shall not be located in any required yard, and shall meet the setback requirements for main buildings. (See Figure 42.)
  • (b)
    Walls and fences more than four (4) feet high (above the finished grade, measured from the top of the fence to grade on the side of the fence where the grade is the lowest) shall be considered structures requiring building permits.
  • (c)
    Except for land used for installation and operation of high-voltage equipment at substations for electrical generation, transmission, and distribution in connection with providing public utility service in the County by a regulated public utility, barbed wire shall be prohibited in the U-L-I Zone where visible from any street with a right-of-way width of at least eighty (80) feet, or land in a residential zone (or land proposed to be used for residential purposes on an approved Basic Plan for a Comprehensive Design Zone, any approved Conceptual or Detailed Site Plan, or M-U-TC Zone Development Plan).
  • (d)
    Except for fences less than four (4) feet in height, fences not requiring a permit, and fences on land assessed as agricultural uses, all structural support (vertical posts and horizontal rails) shall face the interior of the subject lot. (See Figure 42.1).
  • (e)
    Electric security fences more than six (6) feet high, but no more than ten (10) feet high, may be located in any required yard and shall not be required to meet the setback requirements for main buildings set forth in (a) above, if the electric security fence is located on the interior side of a non-electrical fence that is at least six (6) feet high. Any fence erected on a corner lot shall satisfy the provisions of Section 27-466. A voltage and shock hazard sign shall be attached to the electric security fence at intervals along the fence not exceeding thirty (30) feet. Any electric security fence exceeding twelve (12) volts shall require a variance from the Chief Electrical inspector or designee pursuant to Subtitle 9. Notwithstanding the above, an electrical security fence more than six (6) feet high, but not more than ten (10) feet high shall meet the setback requirement along any lot line shared with a property that is residentially or commercially zoned unless a variance is approved by the Board of Appeals.
  • (CB-1-1994; CB-22-2009; CB-3-2015; CB-4-2016; CB-34-2019)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-466. Corner lot obstructions.

    On a corner lot, no building or other visual obstruction (except a post or column) between two (2) and ten (10) feet high above the curb line shall be located within the triangle formed by the intersection of the street lines and points on the street lines five (5) feet from the intersection. (See Figure 43.)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-466.01. Frontage.

    Each lot shall have frontage on, and direct vehicular access to, a public street, except lots for which private streets or other access rights-of-way have been authorized pursuant to Subtitle 24 of this Code.

    (CB-46-1985)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-467. Extensions and projections. (See Figure 50.)

  • (a)
    General projections.
    1. (1)
      No projections (including show windows, but not including signs or canopies) shall extend beyond building lines.
  • (b)
    Canopies.
    1. (1)
      Canopies may extend beyond the front building line along a street, but not closer to the street line than ten (10) feet.
  • (c)
    In the U-L-I Zone, awnings may extend from beyond the front building line, but shall not project out more than seven (7) feet from the building unless approved through the Alternative Development Technique.
  • (CB-41-1984; CB-33-1985; CB-1-1994)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-467.01. Motor freight facilities.

    Any Motor Freight Trucking Operation, defined pursuant to Section 27-107.01, which has a valid permit issued prior to December 31, 1992, shall be considered a permitted use, provided the use has not changed to a different use since issuance of the permit. This provision shall apply only to the property which was the subject of the original permit.

    (CB-90-1992)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-467.02. U-L-I Zone, Existing Uses.

    Any existing use which has a valid permit issued prior to the approval of a rezoning to the U-L-I Zone shall be considered a permitted use (except a Special Exception use may only be continued in accordance with Section 27-320), provided the use has not changed to a different use since issuance of the permit. This provision shall apply only to the property which was the subject of the original permit.

    (CB-1-1994)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-468. Swimming pools.

    All outdoor swimming pools shall be enclosed by a fence at least six (6) feet high. If the pool is constructed above grade, and a fence or railing (the top of which is at least six (6) feet above grade) is attached to it, another separate fence shall not be required. (See Figure 51.)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-468.01. Satellite dish antennas.

  • (a)
    On any lot, one (1) satellite dish antenna to serve one (1) dwelling unit, or one (1) or more satellite dish antenna(s) to serve more than one (1) dwelling unit or any other allowed use, are allowed (subject to the requirements of the Table of Uses), provided that each antenna shall be located at least two (2) feet from any side or rear lot line.
  • (b)
    The location of a satellite dish antenna shall be dependent on the reception of usable satellite signals, and/or the size of the satellite dish antenna. Where usable signals can be obtained, the antenna shall be ground-mounted and located in the rear yard. If usable signals cannot be obtained from such rear yard location, the antenna shall be ground-mounted and located in either side yard. If usable signals cannot be obtained from such side yard location, the antenna may be mounted on a pole or any other structure. In no event shall a satellite dish antenna be located in the front yard. Notwithstanding anything above to the contrary, a satellite dish antenna six (6) feet four (4) inches or less in diameter may be mounted on the roof of any building other than a single-family dwelling unit. On lots having no rear yard (through lots) and on corner lots where the designated front of the main building faces a side street, the rear, side, and front yards, as used herein, shall mean the yards at the rear, side and front of the building.
  • (c)
    Usable satellite signals shall be those signals from communication satellites which are at least equal in quality to that received from local commercial stations or by way of cable television, or which meet accepted broadcast industry standards of good engineering practice.
  • (d)
    Screening shall be provided along the rear and sides of any ground-mounted or roof-mounted satellite dish antenna, when such antenna is visible from the street or surrounding property as viewed at ground level.
  • (e)
    Satellite dish antennas may be located within any required green area or in any required landscaped area except along a street.
  • (CB-19-1985; CB-5-1991; CB-54-1991)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-469. I-1 Zone (Light Industrial).

  • (a)
    Purposes.
    1. (1)
      The purposes of the I-1 Zone are:
      1. (A)
        To attract a variety of labor-intensive light industrial uses;
      2. (B)
        To apply site development standards which will result in an attractive, conventional light industrial environment;
      3. (C)
        To create a distinct light industrial character, setting it apart from both the more intense Industrial Zones and the high-traffic-generating Commercial Zones; and
      4. (D)
        To provide for a land use mix which is designed to sustain a light industrial character.
  • (b)
    Landscaping, screening, and buffering of development in the I-1 Zone shall be provided in accordance with the provisions of the Landscape Manual. In addition, the following applies:
    1. (1)
      At least ten percent (10%) of the net lot area shall be maintained as green area.
    2. (2)
      Any landscaped strip adjacent to a public right-of-way required pursuant to the provisions of the Landscape Manual shall not be considered part of the required green area.
    3. (3)
      A vehicle towing station permitted in the I-1 Zone shall be screened by a wall or fence at least six (6) feet high, or by an evergreen screen, unless the adjoining property is used for a vehicle towing station or a vehicle salvage yard.
  • (c)
    Outdoor storage.
    1. (1)
      Outdoor storage shall not be visible from a street.
  • (d)
    Uses.
    1. (1)
      The uses allowed in the I-1 Zone are as provided for in the Table of Uses (Division 3 of this Part).
  • (e)
    Regulations.
    1. (1)
      Additional regulations concerning the location, size, and other provisions for all buildings and structures in the I-1 Zone are as provided for in Divisions 1 and 5 of this Part, the Regulations Tables (Division 4 of this Part), General (PART 2), Off-Street Parking and Loading (PART 11), Signs (PART 12), and the Landscape Manual.
  • (CB-1-1989; CB-12-1991; CB-30-1992; CB-129-1994)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-470. I-2 Zone (Heavy Industrial).

  • (a)
    Purposes.
    1. (1)
      The purposes of the I-2 Zone are:
      1. (A)
        To accommodate a mix of intense industrial uses which require larger tracts of land;
      2. (B)
        To accommodate industrial uses that may impact adjoining properties, but are essential to the County's economic well-being; and
      3. (C)
        To apply site development standards which will generate an attractive, conventional heavy industrial environment.
  • (b)
    Landscaping, screening, and buffering of development in the I-2 Zone shall be provided in accordance with the provisions of the Landscape Manual. In addition, the following applies:
    1. (1)
      At least ten percent (10%) of the net lot area shall be maintained as green area.
    2. (2)
      Any landscaped strip adjacent to a public right-of-way required pursuant to the provisions of the Landscape Manual shall not be considered part of the required green area.
    3. (3)
      A vehicle towing station permitted in the I-2 Zone shall be screened by a wall or fence at least six (6) feet high, or by an evergreen screen, unless the adjoining property is used for a vehicle towing station or a vehicle salvage yard.
  • (c)
    Outdoor storage.
    1. (1)
      Outdoor storage shall not be visible from a street.
  • (d)
    Uses.
    1. (1)
      The uses allowed in the I-2 Zone are as provided for in the Table of Uses (Division 3 of this Part).
  • (e)
    Regulations.
    1. (1)
      Additional regulations concerning the location, size, and other provisions for all buildings and structures in the I-2 Zone are as provided for in Divisions 1 and 5 of this Part, the Regulations Tables (Division 4 of this Part), General (PART 2), Off-Street Parking and Loading (PART 11), Signs (PART 12), and the Landscape Manual.
  • (CB-1-1989; CB-12-1991; CB-30-1992; CB-129-1994)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-471. I-3 Zone (Planned Industrial/Employment Park).

  • (a)
    Purposes.
    1. (1)
      The purposes of the I-3 Zone are:
      1. (A)
        To provide increased and enhanced employment opportunities for the residents of the County and areas for industries, research facilities, and offices which have common characteristics with respect to site requirements, desired amenities, compatibility of operations, general functional classifications, and access;
      2. (B)
        To provide for a mixture of industrial, research, office, and in certain instances specific retail commercial uses (along with compatible institutional, recreational, and service uses) in a manner which will retain the dominant industrial/employment character of the area, while also providing for the enhanced viability of the zone by providing for the location of certain retail commercial uses on the periphery of the area, specifically when the periphery fronts on, and is adjacent to, arterial roadways;
      3. (C)
        To permit uses which, when compared to the uses permitted in other Industrial Zones, will minimize detrimental effects on uses of adjacent land, especially where adjacent land is being used commercially; and
      4. (D)
        To provide development standards which assure the compatibility of proposed land uses with surrounding land uses, maximize open space so as to create a park-like setting, and improve the overall quality of industrial/employment areas in Prince George's County.
  • (b)
    Landscaping, screening, and buffering of development in the I-3 Zone shall be provided as set forth in the Landscape Manual.
    1. (1)
      Additional buffering and screening may be required to protect the park-like setting of the Planned Industrial/Employment Park from adjoining or interior incompatible land uses.
  • (c)
    Outside uses.
    1. (1)
      With the exception of off-street parking and loading areas, recreational facilities (unless otherwise provided), airports, agricultural uses, sidewalk cafes (as an accessory use), surface mining operations, towers (poles, whips, and antennas), vehicle rental lots, and public utility uses, all uses allowed in the Table of Uses shall be located in wholly enclosed buildings. Outdoor storage is prohibited.
  • (d)
    Site plans.
    1. (1)
      A Conceptual Site Plan and a Detailed Site Plan shall be approved for all uses and improvements, in accordance with PART 3, Division 9, of this Subtitle.
    2. (2)
      In addition to the requirements of PART 3, Division 9, the Detailed Site Plan shall show the design and size of lettering, lighting, and all other features of signs proposed (except those for directional or informational purposes containing not more than four (4) square feet). These signs shall be reviewed and approved or disapproved at the same time the Detailed Site Plan is acted upon.
  • (e)
    Uses.
    1. (1)
      The uses allowed in the I-3 Zone are as provided for in the Table of Uses (Division 3 of this Part).
  • (f)
    Regulations.
    1. (1)
      Additional regulations concerning the location, size, and other provisions for all buildings and structures in the I-3 Zone are as provided for in Divisions 1 and 5 of this Part, the Regulations Tables (Division 4 of this Part), General (PART 2), Off-Street Parking and Loading (PART 11), Signs (PART 12), and the Landscape Manual.
    2. (2)
      Not more than twenty-five (25%) of any parking lot and no loading space shall be located in the yard to which the building's main entrance is oriented, except that the Planning Board may approve up to an additional fifteen percent (15%) in its discretion if increased parking better serves the efficiency of the particular use; improves views from major arteries or interstate highways; and makes better use of existing topography or complements the architectural design of the building.
    3. (3)
      No loading docks shall be permitted on any side of a building facing a street except where the lot is bounded by three (3) or more streets.
  • (g)
    Warehousing.
    1. (1)
      Warehousing, wholesaling, distribution, or storage of materials not used, or products not produced, on the premises may be permitted, subject to the following:
      1. (A)
        Not more than twenty percent (20%) of the net tract area of the entire Planned Industrial/Employment Park shall be devoted to these uses (including accessory uses such as off-street parking and loading areas).
      2. (B)
        More than twenty percent (20%), but not more than thirty percent (30%), of the net tract area of the entire Planned Industrial/Employment Park may be devoted to these uses if at least five percent (5%) of the net lot area (of the lot on which the use is proposed) is devoted to green area. This green area shall be in addition to any other green area required by this Part. This additional green area shall either serve to preserve irreplaceable natural features, be designed so that the visual impact of the facility will be relieved (either by natural features or changes in grade), or provide distinctive furnishings (such as sculptures, fountains, and sidewalk furniture).
      3. (C)
        More than thirty percent (30%), but not more than fifty percent (50%), of the net tract area of the entire Planned Industrial/Employment Park may be devoted to these uses if, in addition to meeting the requirements of (B), above, the Planning Board finds:
        1. (i)
          That the tract is suited for these uses because of its accessibility to railways or highways that readily accommodate warehousing;
        2. (ii)
          That the traffic generated by the uses is not directed through residential neighborhoods;
        3. (iii)
          That the use is compatible with surrounding existing land uses and those proposed on the Master Plan. In determining compatibility, the Planning Board shall consider architectural or physical features of the facility and may require that these features be compatible with surrounding land uses.
      4. (D)
        The remainder of the park shall be devoted to other uses, in the case of (A), (B), or (C), above.
      5. (E)
        Notwithstanding the provisions of Subsections (g)(1)(A) through (D) of this Section, above, the development restrictions on warehousing, wholesaling, distribution, or storage of materials not used, or products not produced, on the premises shall not apply to property which lies entirely within the I-95/I-495 (Capital Beltway), contains less than 15 acres, is vacant at the time of filing of a Conceptual Site Plan application, and was originally classified in the I-3 Zone pursuant to a Sectional Map Amendment approved before January 1, 1978.
  • (h)
    Required access.
    1. (1)
      Each Planned Industrial/Employment Park (including each property in separate ownership) shall have frontage on, and direct vehicular access to, a street having a right-of-way width of at least seventy (70) feet.
  • (i)
    Minimum area for the development.
    1. (1)
      The minimum area for the development of any Planned Industrial/Employment Park shall be twenty-five (25) gross acres.
    2. (2)
      If the area is less than twenty-five (25) acres but not less than fifteen (15) acres, the property may be classified in the I-3 Zone when the property adjoins property in the C-O Zone, provided that the area of the combined properties is at least twenty-five (25) gross acres.
    3. (3)
      If the area is less than twenty-five (25) acres, the property may be classified in the I-3 Zone when the property adjoins property in the I-3 or E-I-A Zone, provided that the area of the combined properties is at least twenty-five (25) gross acres.
    4. (4)
      If the area is less than twenty-five (25) acres, and the land was classified in the I-3 Zone prior to October 31, 1977, or upon approval of a Sectional Map Amendment, it may be developed in accordance with this Part, provided the owner of record does not own abutting undeveloped land in the I-3, E-I-A, or C-O Zone that could be used to comply with the provisions of paragraph (1), (2), or (3), above.
  • (CB-49-1986; CB-1-1989; CB-90-1992; CB-58-1993; CB-21-1994; CB-065-2021)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-472. I-4 Zone (Limited Intensity Industrial).

  • (a)
    Purposes.
    1. (1)
      The purposes of the I-4 Zone are:
      1. (A)
        To provide for limited industrial and commercial development;
      2. (B)
        To provide for uses limiting employee and patron occupancy levels and floor area ratios; and
      3. (C)
        To provide development standards which assure limited intensity industrial development and the compatibility of proposed land uses with surrounding existing and proposed land uses (those proposed in the Master Plan) and zoning.
  • (b)
    Landscaping, screening, and buffering of development in the I-4 Zone shall be provided in accordance with the provisions of the Landscape Manual. In addition, the following applies:
    1. (1)
      At least twenty-five percent (25%) of the net lot area shall be maintained as green area.
    2. (2)
      Any landscaped strip adjacent to a public right-of-way required pursuant to the provisions of the Landscape Manual shall not be considered part of the required green area.
  • (c)
    Outdoor storage.
    1. (1)
      Outdoor storage shall not be visible from a street.
  • (d)
    Floor area ratio.
    1. (1)
      The combined floor area ratio of all buildings on a lot shall not exceed 0.3.
  • (e)
    Uses.
    1. (1)
      The uses allowed in the I-4 Zone are as provided for in the Table of Uses (Division 3 of this Part).
  • (f)
    Regulations.
    1. (1)
      Additional regulations concerning the location, size, and other provisions for all buildings and structures in the I-4 Zone are as provided for in Divisions 1 and 5 of this Part, the Regulations Tables (Division 4 of this Part), General (PART 2), Off-Street Parking and Loading (PART 11), Signs (PART 12), and the Landscape Manual.
  • (CB-49-1986; CB-37-1988; CB-1-1989; CB-3-1989)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-472.01. U-L-I Zone (Urban Light Industrial).

  • (a)
    Purposes.
    1. (1)
      The purposes of the U-L-I Zone are:
      1. (A)
        To attract and retain a variety of small-scale light industrial uses in older, mostly developed industrial areas, developed with structures lacking state-of-the-art mechanical features, and located close to established residential communities;
      2. (B)
        To create an urban light industrial character, setting it apart from both the more intense industrial zones and the high-traffic-generating commercial zones which will encourage a mix of small-scale industrial uses that are more appropriate for the small, older industrial areas;
      3. (C)
        To encourage the location of small-scale "clean industries" (e.g., electronic, assembly of precision laboratory equipment, etc.) and new "incubator" or "cottage businesses";
      4. (D)
        To apply appropriate physical site development standards or guidelines to new and existing uses or structures which will foster an attractive and viable light industrial employment area. The standards will also promote functional and visual compatibility with adjacent or nearby residential areas;
      5. (E)
        To encourage cooperative property management techniques such as parking, loading, screening, lighting, and security among the various industrial uses;
      6. (F)
        To establish a flexible regulatory process with appropriate standards that will promote reinvestment in, and appropriate redevelopment of, older urban industrial areas as employment centers.
  • (b)
    Landscaping of development in the U-L-I Zone shall be provided in accordance with the provisions of Division 4 of this Part.
  • (c)
    Outdoor storage/trash receptacles.
    1. (1)
      Outdoor storage and trash receptacles shall not be visible from a public right-of-way or residentially-zoned property. Screening and buffering shall be provided in accordance with the provisions of the Landscape Manual, except as are provided for in Division 4 of this Part.
  • (d)
    Uses.
    1. (1)
      The uses allowed in the U-L-I Zone are as provided for in the Table of Uses (Division 3 of this Part).
  • (e)
    Regulations.
    1. (1)
      Additional regulations concerning the location, size, and other provisions for all buildings and structures in the U-L-I Zone are as provided for in Divisions 1 and 5 of this Part, the Regulation Tables (Division 4 of this Part), General (PART 2), and Signs (PART 12).
    2. (2)
      Off-street parking and loading shall be in accordance with PART 11 unless a U-L-I Parking Plan is approved by the Planning Board in accordance with Section 27-585(c).
  • (f)
    Alternative Development Technique.
    1. (1)
      The U-L-I Zone is intended to support appropriate redevelopment, development, and uses in older industrial areas of the County which are constrained by small lots, high FAR levels, limited parking and loading facilities, and older buildings.
    2. (2)
      The Alternative Development Technique recognizes that most current zoning regulations provide inflexible standards that tend to inhibit development and rehabilitation of the older industrial areas. This procedure will allow a flexible performance-oriented approach that will recognize existing development character and physical limitations.
    3. (3)
      The District Council shall adopt U-L-I Zone Design Guidelines by resolution. These Guidelines may be modified from time to time as deemed necessary. The Guidelines and any amendments thereto shall be adopted at a public hearing which shall be advertised in accordance with the District Council Rules of Procedure. In making decisions on development proposals, these Guidelines shall be liberally construed.
  • (CB-1-1994)


    Editor's note(s)—CR-30-1994 approved "Design Guidelines for the U-L-I Zone."

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-473. Uses permitted.

  • (a)
    No use shall be allowed in the Industrial Zones, except as provided for in the Table of Uses or in Subsection (c) of this Section. In the table, the following applies:
    1. (1)
      The letter "P" indicates that the use is permitted in the zone indicated.
    2. (2)
      The letters "SE" indicate that the use is permitted, subject to the approval of a Special Exception in accordance with PART 4 of this Subtitle.
    3. (3)
      The letters "PA" indicate that the use is permitted, subject to the following:
      1. (A)
        There shall be no entrances to the use directly from outside the building;
      2. (B)
        No signs or other evidence indicating the existence of the use shall be visible from outside the building, other than a business identification sign lettered on a window. The sign shall not exceed six (6) square feet in area; and
      3. (C)
        The use is secondary to the primary use of the building.
    4. (4)
      The letters "PB" indicate that the use is permitted, subject to the following:
      1. (A)
        The use shall be related to, dependent on, and secondary to a primary use on the premises;
      2. (B)
        The use shall be located on the same record lot as the primary use;
      3. (C)
        The use shall not be located within a building not occupied by the primary use; and
      4. (D)
        The floor area of any building (and the land area occupied by any structure other than a building) devoted to the use shall not exceed an area equal to forty-five percent (45%) of the gross floor area of the building within which the primary use is located, unless otherwise provided.
    5. (5)
      The letters "SP" indicate the use is permitted, subject to the approval of a Special Permit, in accordance with Section 27-239.02.
    6. (6)
      The letters "NA" indicate that the language is not applicable.
    7. (7)
      The letter "X" or a blank (unless otherwise clear from the context) indicates that the use is prohibited.
    8. (8)
      All uses not listed are prohibited.
    9. (9)
      The word "manufacture" includes the words "fabricate," "assemble," and "repair."
    10. (10)
      In the I-3 Zone, the word "manufacture" also means that the activity involves materials or parts produced elsewhere.
    11. (11)
      Whenever the table refers to an allowed use, that use is either permitted (P), permitted by Special Exception (SE), or permitted as a (PA) or (PB) use, as accordingly listed in the zone in which it is allowed.
  • (CB-37-1988; CB-3-1989; CB-90-1992; CB-1-1994; CB-10-2003; CB-11-2003)

    1. (b)
      TABLE OF USES.
    ZONE
      USEI-133 I-233 I-3I-4U-L-I
    1. (1)
      COMMERCIAL:
         
    1. (A)
      Eating or Drinking Establishments:
         
    1. (i)
      Eating or drinking establishment, with drive-through service
      (CB-19-2010)
    P54 P54 P54 P54 SP
    1. (ii)
      Eating or drinking establishment, excluding drive-through service
      (CB-19-2010)
    PPPPP
    1. (iii)
      Eating or drinking establishment of any type, including music and patron dancing past the hours of 12:00 A.M., excluding adult entertainment
      (CB-19-2010; CB-56-2011)
    SESEP54 SESP
    1. (iv)
      Within a University Research and Development Park, other than freestanding fast-food
      (CB-72-2010; CB-56-2011)
    XXPXX
    1. (B)
      Vehicle, Mobile Home, Camping Trailer, and Boat Sales and Service:
         

    Car wash

    (CB-92-2001)

    PPP41 XSP

    Commercial Fuel Depot

    (CB-68-2006)

    P51 XXXX

    Gas station

    (CB-1-1989; CB-57-1994; CB-40-1998; CB-97-2004; CB-59-2017; CB-82-2017)

    P65 P65 SEP64 SE

    Incidental automobile service in parking garage3

    PPXXSP

    Mobile or modular home sales lot, which may include the storage of mobile homes or modular home components for sale

    PPXPSE

    Private Automobile and Other Motor Vehicle Auctions

         
    1. (i)
      Operating as of January 1, 2011, as a use that conforms to the definition under Section 27-107.01, subject to the provisions of Section 27-475.06.07(b), (c), and (d),
    P55 PXXX
    1. (ii)
      All others, subject to the requirements of Section 27-475.06.07
       (CB-59-2010)
    PPXXX

    Vehicle, boat, or camping trailer sales, or boat or camping trailer rental lot, including outdoor display of the vehicles

    (CB-37-1988; CB-58-1993; CB-75-1998; CB-33-2002; CB-39-2004)

    PPXPSP44

    Vehicle, boat, mobile home, or camping trailer repair and service station, and the sales of parts and tires which may include:

         
    1. (i)
      Installation of parts within a wholly enclosed building
    PPXXSP
    1. (ii)
      Incidental retail sales of gasoline, subject to Section 27-358(a)(1), (2), (4), (5), (6), (7), (8), and (10)
    PBPBXXSE

    Vehicle lubrication or tune-up facility, provided all sales and installation operations are conducted in a wholly enclosed building with no outdoor storage

    (CB-43-1987; CB-59-2017)

    PPXP64 SP

    Vehicle rental lot, excluding boats or camping trailers, including outdoor display of the vehicles

    (CB-58-1993)

    PPSE24 PSP

    Vehicle sales or rental lot, including outdoor display of the vehicles

    (CB-73-1997; CB-68-2016)

    XXP37, 63 XX

    Vehicle towing station

    (CB-12-1991; CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    PPXXSE
    1. (C)
      Offices:
         

    Bank, savings and loan association, or other savings or lending institution:

         
    1. (i)
      With drive through
    PPPP17 SP
    1. (ii)
      All others
       (CB-1-1994)
    PPPP17 P

    Check Cashing Business

    (CB-23-2009)

    SE53 SE53 SE53 XSE53

    Other offices:

         
    1. (i)
      Accessory to a permitted use
    PPPPP
    1. (ii)
      Medical practitioner's office
    PPP59 SESP
    1. (iii)
      Medical practitioner's office less than 3 stories in height and not exceeding 33% of net tract area in a development comprising a gross tract area of at least 25 acres
    XXP59 P17 X
    1. (iv)
      Offices less than 3 stories in height and not exceeding 33% of net tract area in a development comprising a gross tract area of at least 25 acres
    XXXP17 X
    1. (v)
      Trailer for office space accessory to an existing industrial use in accordance with Sections 27-260 and 27-261
      (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)
    XPXXX
    1. (vi)
      All other offices
       (CB-3-1989; CB-24-1993; CB-75-1998; CB-38-2014)
    PPP59 SESP

    Real estate subdivision sales office:

         
    1. (i)
      As a temporary use, in accordance with Sections 27-260 and 27-261
    PPPPX
    1. (ii)
      All others
    PPPSEX

    University Research and Development Park

    (CB-72-2010)

    XXPXX
    1. (D)
      Services:
         

    Animal hospital, animal training, kennel

    PPXXP

    Barber or beauty shop

    PXXXX

    Bicycle repair shop

    PPXPP

    Blacksmith shop

    PPXPP

    Blueprinting, photostating, or other photocopying establishment

    (CB-66-1996; CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    P34 P34 PPP

    Carpet or rug shampooing establishment

    PPXPP

    Catering establishment

    (CB-46-2010)

    PXXXX

    Data processing

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PXP

    Dry cleaning or laundry pickup

    PPXXP

    Dry cleaning plant

    PPXPP

    Electrical or electronic equipment, radio or television, computer repair shop

    (CB-3-1989; CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PP17 P

    Farm implement repair

    PPXPP

    Funeral Parlor

    (CB-101-2021)

    P80 XXXX

    Household appliance or furniture repair shop:

         
    1. (i)
      Furniture and small appliances only
    PPPPP
    1. (ii)
      All others
    PPXPP

    Key or locksmith shop

    PPXXP

    Laboratory:

         
    1. (i)
      Accessory to allowed use
    P34 P34 PPP
    1. (ii)
      Medical or dental
    P34 P34 PP17 P
    1. (iii)
      Research, development, or testing
    P34 P34 PP17 P
    1. (iv)
      All others
       (CB-3-1989; CB-66-1996)
    PPXSEP

    Laundromat

    PPXXX

    Laundry plant

    PPXPP

    Lawn mower repair shop

    PPXPP

    Massage establishment

    SESEXXX

    Methadone Treatment Center

    (CB-103-1993)

    SESESESEX

    Photographic processing plant

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPP

    Photography studio (may include darkroom)

    PPXXP

    Printing shop

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPP

    Research and Development

    (CB-3-1989)

    XXXP17 P

    Septic tank service

    PPXPX

    Shoe repair shop

    PPPXP

    Tailor or dressmaking shop (may include incidental dyeing and pressing)

    PPPPP

    Tattoo Parlor

    (CB-10-2012)

    PXXXX

    Taxidermist

    PPXPP

    Upholstery shop

    PPPPP
    1. (E)
      Trade (Generally Retail):
         

    Adult book store and/or Adult video store

    (CB-53-1996; CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004; CB-28-2009)

    XP32 XXX

    Arts, crafts, and hobby supply store

    (CB-18-1997)

    PXXXX

    Bicycle (sales) shop

    PPXPP

    Bottled gas sales (retail)

    PPXPSE

    Building supply store

    (CB-3-1989)

    PPXSESP

    Buying of items within guest rooms and vehicles, pursuant to Section 27-115(a)(2)

    XXXXX

    Carpet or floor covering store

    PPXXP

    Clothing, dry goods, millinery, or shoe store

    (CB-89-1986)

    SEXXXSE

    Department or variety stores, excluding pawnshops

         
    1. (i)
      Not exceeding 13,000 square feet
    P10 XP27, 78 XX
    1. (ii)
      All others, in accordance with Section 27-348.02
      (CB-21-1994; CB-97-2004; CB-64-2012; CB-44-2021)
    XXSE27 XX

    Drug paraphernalia display or sales, pursuant to Section 27-115(a)(1)

    XXXXX

    Drug store

    (CB-91-1986; CB-97-2004)

    SE10 SEXXSE

    Electrical supply store

    (CB-3-1989)

    PPXSEP

    Farm implement or feed sales

    PPXPX

    Farmer's market or flea market, in accordance with Sections 27-260 and 27-261

    (CB-63-1998)

    PPPPP

    Firewood sales as a temporary use, in accordance with Sections 27-260 and 27-261

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPSP

    Food Hall

    (CB-70-2020)

    P74 XP74 XP74

    Food or beverage store

         
    1. (i)
      Within an existing retail center with net leasable building space of less than 26,000 square feet
    P43 XP42 XX
    1. (ii)
      All others
      (CB-92-2001; CB-93-2001; CB-97-2004; CB-59-2017; CB-82-2017)
    P65 P65 P42 P64 SE

    Hardware store (may include electrical or plumbing supplies)

    PPXXP

    Home furnishing store (such as interior decorations, electronics, housewares, household accessories, or textiles)

    (CB-89-1990)

    PPXXP

    Household appliance or furniture store

    PPXXP

    Lawn mower (sales) store

    PPXXSP

    Market Hall

    (CB-7-2020)

    P74 XXXX

    Nursery and garden center

    (CB-3-1989)

    PPXSESP

    Paint or wall covering store

    (CB-3-1989)

    PPXSEP

    Pawnshop

    (CB-28-1997)

    XXXXX

    Pet feed and supply store

    (CB-2-1991)

    PPXXP

    Plumbing supply store

    (CB-3-1989)

    PPXSEP

    Retail sales of products:

         
    1. (i)
      Provided the retail sales are incidental to the manufacturing of the products on the premises and the retail sales area does not exceed 15% of the gross floor area of the building, or 5,000 square feet, whichever is less
    XXPXX
    1. (ii)
      Provided the retail sales are incidental to the manufacturing of the products on the premises, except where permitted by (i) above
    PBPBXPBPB
    1. (iii)
      Provided the retail sales are incidental to the warehousing, wholesaling, or distribution of the products on the premises
       (CB-122-1986; CB-3-1989)
    PBPBXPB18 PB

    Sales events sponsored by bona fide nonprofit groups or organizations, in accordance with Sections 27-260 and 27-261

    (CB-26-1997)

    PXXXX

    Seafood market

    (CB-49-1987)

    SESEXXSE

    Seasonal decorations display and sales as a temporary use, in accordance with Sections 27-260 and 27-261

    PPPPP

    Septic tank sales

    PPXPX

    Stationery or office supply store, which may include the sale of office furniture and business machines

    PPXPP

    Swimming pool or spa sales and service (which may include outdoor display, provided it is enclosed by a 6-foot high fence)

    PPXPP

    Wayside stand:

         
    1. (i)
      As a temporary use, subject to Sections 27-260 and 27-261
    PPPPX
    1. (ii)
      All others
    PPXPX

    Where not otherwise specifically permitted, any use allowed in the C-S-C Zone (excluding those permitted by Special Exception).
    (CB-65-2003; CB-19-2005)

    P47 XP47 XX

    Where not otherwise specifically permitted, any use allowed by Special Exception in the C-S-C Zone.
    (CB-65-2003)

    XXSE47 XX
    1. (2)
      INDUSTRIAL:
         
    1. (A)
      Chemical and Allied Manufacturing:
         

    Abrasive and asbestos products

    XSEXXX

    Acids and caustics

    XXXXX

    Carbon black

    XXXXX

    Celluloid or pyroxylin

    XXXXX

    Cosmetics, medicinal, pharmaceutical, and toilet article products, fabrication

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPP

    Distillery for the production of fuel alcohol, which may include bulk storage

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    SEPXXX

    Drugs, compounding

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPP

    Dyestuffs

    XPXPX

    Fertilizers

    XSEXSEX

    Gum and wood chemicals, which may include distilling

    XPXPX

    Ink:

         
    1. (i)
      Paste inks
      (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)
    PPXPP
    1. (ii)
      All other inks
    XPXPX

    Organic and inorganic chemicals (except as specified):

         
    1. (i)
      Blending and mixing
      (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)
    XPXPX
    1. (ii)
      Breaking bulk
    PPXPSP

    Paints, varnishes, lacquers, enamels, and shellacs

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPX

    Pesticides and insecticides

    XXXXX

    Plastics and synthetic fibers

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPX

    Soaps, cleaners, polishes, sanitation preparations, bleaches, and detergents

    XSEXSEX
    1. (B)
      Fabrication of Wood, Metal, Paper, Plastic, and Glass Products from Materials Produced Elsewhere:
         

    Armament control and sighting systems

    PPXPP

    Communications equipment, computers, telephones, electronic equipment, radios, sound systems, or televisions (which may include parts for these items)

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPP

    Containers:

         
    1. (i)
      Paper or plastic
    SEPPPSE
    1. (ii)
      Glass, metal, or wood or other materials
      (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)
    SEPXPSE

    Electrical lighting fixtures

    PPPPP

    Engines, generators, turbines, or miscellaneous machinery

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPX

    Furniture, cabinets, fixtures, or interior decorating components

    PPPPP

    Hardware (except as otherwise specified)

    PPXPP

    Heavy armament

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    SEPXPX

    Household appliances:

         
    1. (i)
      Small electrical household appliances, including televisions but excluding refrigerators and similar large appliances
    PPPPP
    1. (ii)
      All others
    PPXPP

    Motorized and nonmotorized vehicles, aircraft, construction, farm, or railroad equipment, ships or boats (which may include the parts for these items)

    XPXPX

    Office supplies and equipment

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPP

    Plumbing, air conditioning, carpentry, electrical heating, and lighting supplies and equipment (except where otherwise specified):

         
    1. (i)
      Plastic
    PPPPP
    1. (ii)
      Other materials
    PPXPP

    Spas and swimming pools

    PPXPP

    Structural components of buildings (except as otherwise specified)

    PPXPP

    Vending machines

    PPXPP
    1. (C)
      Manufacturing and Processing of Lumber, Wood, and Related Products:
         

    Logging camps or contractors

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXXX

    Mobile or manufactured homes

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPX

    Modular buildings

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPX

    Sawmills or planing mills

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPX

    Veneer and plywood

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPX

    Wood preserving

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPX
    1. (D)
      Manufacturing of Scientific, Specialized, and Technical Instruments and Equipment:
         

    Engineering, computer, drafting, laboratory, office, research, and scientific instruments, devices, equipment and supplies

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPP

    Optical, dental, medical, ophthalmic, orthopedic, and prosthetic devices and supplies

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPP

    Photographic equipment and supplies

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPP

    Timing, light, mixing, safety, temperature, or weight control devices

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPP

    Watches, clocks, measuring, or time-keeping devices

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPP
    1. (E)
      Metal Production:
         

    Blast furnace

    X

    X

    X

    X

    X

    Foundry:

         
    1. (i)
      Nonferrous metals
      (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)
    XPXPX
    1. (ii)
      Nonornamental ferrous
    XSEXSEX
    1. (iii)
      Ornamental metals
      (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)
    XPXPX

    Recycling of nonferrous metals

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    SEPXPSE

    Rolling mill

    XXXXX

    Smelting

    XXXXX
    1. (F)
      Miscellaneous Industrial, Manufacturing, and Related Uses:
         

    Brushes, brooms, combs, or lamp shades manufacturing

    PPXPP

    Cigarettes, cigars, or other tobacco products (chewing or smoking) manufacturing

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPX

    Consolidated Storage, in accordance with Section 27-475.04

    (CB-32-1988; CB-75-1998; CB-45-1999; CB-39-2004)

    PPXPSP

    Contractor's office (general) as a permanent use, including the businesses of siding, flooring, roofing, plumbing, air conditioning, heating, painting, carpentry, electrical work, landscaping, and the like, with buildings and uses accessory to the business (as well as the office) use:

         
    1. (i)
      With storage of materials or equipment:
         
    1.  
      1. (aa)
        Indoors
    PPPPP
    1.  
      1. (bb)
        Outdoors
        (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)
    PPXPSP
    1.  
      1. (cc)
        Including the fabrication (only within a wholly enclosed building) of plumbing, air conditioning, heating, carpentry (and the like) parts for installation off site
    PPPBPP
    1. (ii)
      Including the retail sale of parts and supplies as an accessory use
      (CB-89-1985; CB-75-1998)
    PPPBPBP

    Contractors' plant or storage yard:

         
    1. (i)
      Those involving the operation or storage of heavy equipment over 17,000 pounds gross vehicle weight
    PPXPSE
    1. (ii)
      All others
       (CB-89-1985; CB-1-1994)
    PPXPSP

    Electronic Recycling Facility

    (CB-91-2012)

    SE58

    SE58

    X

    X

    X

    Explosives, fireworks, or gunpowder manufacturing

    X

    X

    X

    X

    X

    Gelatin manufacturing

    X

    X

    X

    X

    X

    Glue or size manufacturing

    X

    X

    X

    X

    X

    Heavy motorized equipment, motor vehicle, truck, boat, camping trailer, or trailer storage yard

    (CB-90-1992; CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    P

    P

    X

    P

    SE

    Jewelry manufacturing

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34

    P34

    P

    P

    P

    Junk yard

    SE

    SE

    X

    X

    X

    Machine shop

    P

    P

    X

    P

    P

    Matches manufacturing

    X

    X

    X

    X

    X

    Motion picture or broadcasting equipment manufacturing and production

    P

    P

    X

    P

    P

    Musical instruments, athletic goods, notions, novelties, sporting goods manufacturing

    P

    P

    P

    P

    P

    Pens, artist or drafting supplies, clerical equipment, business machines, or pencils manufacturing

    P

    P

    P

    P

    P

    Plastic products manufacturing, except as otherwise specified

    P

    P

    P

    P

    P

    Precious metalware manufacturing and plating

    P

    P

    P

    P

    P

    Recycling plant, except as otherwise specified
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    SE

    P

    X

    P

    SE

    Storage building accessory to:

         
    1. (i)
      A permitted use
    PPPPP
    1. (ii)
      A special permit use
    NANANANASP
    1. (iii)
      A Special Exception use
      (CB-90-1992; CB-1-1994)
    SESESESESE

    Storage yard, except as otherwise specified

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    P

    P

    X

    P

    SP

    Tobacco packing, processing, and treatment

    P

    P

    X

    P

    P

    Transfer station

    (CB-71-1994; CB-76-2012)

    X

    SE57

    X

    X

    X

    Trash Maintenance Services with Private Fueling Station

    (CB-63-2020)

    P76

    P76

    X

    X

    X

    Trash removal services

    (CB-82-1991; CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    P22

    P

    X

    X

    X

    Uses which are noxious or offensive by reason of odor, dust, fumes, smoke, gas, vibration, radiation, glare, or noise, or which constitute a public hazard by fire, explosion, or other means (in the discretion of the District Council)

    X

    X

    X

    X

    X

    Vehicle salvage yard

    SE

    SE

    X

    X

    X

    Warehousing:

         
    1. (i)
      Subject to Section 27-471(g)
    NANAPNANA
    1. (ii)
      All others
       (CB-90-1992; CB-23-2021)
    PPP77 PP

    Waste material separation and processing facility, in accordance with Section 27-475.05

    (CB-77-1990; CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXXX
    1. (G)
      Petroleum, Gas, and Related Products:
         

    Asphalt mixing plant
    (CB-111-2004)

    XSE50 XXX

    Breaking bulk for home consumption or portable appliances
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    PPXPSE

     Distribution for home consumption
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    PPXPSE

     Gasoline or gasohol bulk storage (other than gas station or vehicle repair and service station)
    (CB-75-1998)

    SEPXPSE

     Gasohol fabrication
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXXX

    Liquid gas storage

    XSEXSEX

    Refinery

    XXXXX

    Tank farm, except as otherwise specified
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPX
    1. (H)
      Printing, Publishing, Paper, and Related Industries:
         

    Bookbinder manufacturing

    PPPPP

    Bookbinding

    PPPPP

    Paper or paper board products (except containers) manufacturing

    SEPPPSE

    Paper recycling collection center (only for collection, storage, and shipping)
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    PPXPP

    Printing and engraving (which may include all processes)
    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPP

    Publishing

    PPPPP

    Pulp making

    XXXXX
    1. (I)
      Processing of Food and Kindred Products for Human Consumption:
         

    Bakery products manufacturing that may include companion uses62
    (CB-69-2016)

    PPPPP

    Beverage bottling (all containers):

         
    1. (i)
      Alcoholic
    XPPPX
    1. (ii)
      Nonalcoholic
    PPPPP

    Brewery, distillery, winery

    XPXPX

    Cereals, grains, or spice processing

    PPXPP

    Coffee roasting

    PPXPP

    Confectionery products manufacturing

    PPXPP

    Drying and dehydrating of food products

    PPXPP

    Freezing of food products

    PPXPP

    Oil and fat manufacturing (edible)

    PPXPP

    Packaging, packing, and canning of food products

    PPXPP

    Pickling

    SEPXPSE

    Reduction plant

    XXXXX

    Sauce, seasoning, and dressing manufacturing

    PPXPP

    Slaughterhouse

    XXXXX

    Smoking and curing

    SEPXPSE

    Sugar refinery

    XXXXX

    Syrup and flavor extract manufacturing

    PPXPP
    1. (J)
      Rubber and Synthetic Rubber Products:
         

    Fabrication of rubber products
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    PPXPP

    Recycling of rubber products

    SEPXPSE

    Rubber manufacturing

    XXXXX

    Rubberizing of wearing apparel or household items

    PPXPP

    Synthetic rubber (and similar products) manufacturing

    XXXXX

    Tire or tube manufacturing
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPX

    Tire recapping
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    PPXPSE
    1. (K)
      Stone, Clay, Glass, and Cement Products:
         

    Cement manufacturing

    XSEXSEX

    Concrete batching or cement mixing plant
    (CB-111-2004; CB-47-2018)

    XSE50, 69 XXX

    Cutting of nonstructural stone
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    PPXPP

    Glass blowing and molding

    PPXPP

    Manufacturing of ornamental products made of clay, concrete, glass plaster, porcelain, or stone (excluding the use of a rock crusher)
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004; CB-78-2004)

    PPXPP

    Manufacturing or cutting of structural products made of clay, concrete, glass, stone, or similar materials
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPSE
    1. (L)
      Textile Products:
         

    Fabrication of finished goods

    PPPPP

    Felt manufacturing

    PPPPP

    Fiber or thread manufacturing

    XPXPX

    Finishing of textile goods

    PPPPP

    Knitting

    PPPPP

    Lace (and similar products) manufacturing

    PPPPP

    Recycling of textiles
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    SEPPPSE

    Synthetics manufacturing

    XPXPX

    Weaving

    PPPPP
    1. (M)
      Wholesale Trade:9
         

    Apparel, garments, or related products

    PPPPP

    Automotive or motorized equipment (parts and accessories only)

    PPPPP

    Bakery products, wholesale

    PPPPP

    Bulk raw materials

    PPPPP

    Chemical and related products (except as otherwise specified)

    PPPPP

    Electronic, glass, metal, paper, rubber, or wood products

    PPPPP

    Food or kindred products

    PPPPP

    Garden supplies or nursery stock

    PPPPP

    Livestock
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPX

    Medical Cannabis Grower and/or Processor
    (CB-5-2016)

    P61 XP61 XX

    Ornamental products made of china, clay, concrete, glass, or stone

    PPPPP

    Petroleum products for home distribution

    PPPPSE

    Structural products made of clay, concrete, or stone, with:

         
    1. (i)
      Indoor storage, only
    PPPPP
    1. (ii)
      Outdoor storage
      (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)
    XPXPSE

    Textile products

    PPPPP

    Tobacco and related products

    PPPPP

    Wholesaling or distribution of materials (products) not used or produced on the premise:

         
    1. (i)
      Subject to Section 27-471(g)
    NANAPNANA
    1. (ii)
      All others
       (CB-90-1992)
    PPXPP

    Wholesaling or distribution of materials (products) used or produced on the premises
    (CB-90-1992)

    PPPPP

    Wholesaling or distribution use not listed
    (CB-90-1992)

    SEPXPSE
    1. (3)
      INSTITUTIONAL/EDUCATIONAL:
         

    Adult day care center
    (CB-44-1987; CB-66-1996)

    P12,34 P12,34 PXSP
    Adult rehabilitation center
    (CB-108-1987; CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)
    XPXXX
    Assisted living facility
    (CB-38-2014; CB-62-2018)
    P70 XP59 XX
    Church or similar place of worship, convent, or monastery
    (CB-23-1988; CB-99-1993; CB-84-1996)
    PP35 PXX
    Church or similar place of worship, convent, or monastery in the Route 202 Corridor Study Area, unless constructed pursuant to a Conceptual Site Plan approved by the Planning Board prior to June 1, 1997
    (CB-72-1997)
    XXXXX
    Community buildingPPXXSP
    Day care center for children:     
    1. (A)
      In accordance with Section 27-475.0214
    P34 P34 PXP
    1. (B)
      All others
      (CB-23-1988; CB-66-1996)
    SESESESESE
    Nursing or care home (may include private spa)
    (CB-38-2014; CB-62-2018)
    P70 XP59 XX
    School, private:     
    1. (A)
      Business
    P34 P34 PXP
    1. (B)
      Driving
    PPXXSP
    1. (C)
      Institution of higher learning (may include a private spa)
    XXPXX
    1. (D)
      School or studio for artistic or technical instruction and practice
    P34 P34 PXP
    1. (E)
      Scientific
    P34 P34 PPP
    1. (F)
      Trade
    P34 P34 PPP
    1. (G)
      Private college or university
    P36 SEP36 SESE
    1. (H)
      In accordance with Section 27-475.06.0128
    P34 P34 PPP
    1. (I)
      All others
      (CB-26-1985; CB-33-1986; CB-23-1988; CB-14-1994, CB-113-1994; CB-66-1996; CB-93-1996; CB-94-2000)
    SESESESESE
    1. (4)
      MISCELLANEOUS:
         
    Accessory structures and uses
    (CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PPP
    Adaptive use of a Historic Site, when not otherwise allowed
    (CB-58-1987)
    SESESESESE
    Any use allowed in the C-S-C Zone (except those permitted by Special Exception), when located within an office building or hotel, provided not more than 15% of the gross floor area of the building shall be devoted to such uses and not more than 3,000 square feet shall be allotted to any one use; except hotels may include auditoriums or showrooms unlimited in sizeXXPAXX
    Auction house
    (CB-55-1988)
    PPXXSP
    Buildings and uses, serving public health purposes, on land owned by Prince George's County, Maryland, upon which hospitals or health centers are located, except if otherwise allowed as a Permitted (P) use15
    (CB-55-1988; CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PPP
    Cemetery, crematory:     
    1. (A)
      Cemetery, accessory to a church, convent, or monastery21
    PPPPX
    1. (B)
      All others
      (CB-11-1991; CB-27-1995)
    SESEXXX
    Collection of recyclable materials:     
    1. (A)
      As a temporary use, in accordance with Sections 27-260 and 27-261
       (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)
    PPPPSP
    1. (B)
      All others
    PPXPSE
    Commercial uses not listedXXXXX
    Contractor's office (must include sanitary facilities), construction yard, shed, or storage building (in connection with a construction project) as a temporary use:     
    1. (A)
      In accordance with Sections 27-260 and 27-261
    PPPPP
    1. (B)
      All others
    PPXPP
    Ice vending machine for block icePPXPP
    MARC Planned Community, in accordance with Section 27-475.06.05
    (CB-21-2006)
    PPPXX
    Metro Planned Community, in accordance with Section 27-475.06.03
    (CB-35-1998)
    XPXXX
    Mobile home, with a use for which amusement taxes are collected2 PPPPX
    Performance Arts Rehearsal Studio
    (CB-79-2017)
    PXXXX
    Qualified data center in accordance with Section 27-475.06.11
    (CB-1-2021)
    PPPPP
    Rental business for items permitted to be sold (except as otherwise specified)PPXPP
    Sign making shopPPXPP
    Signs, in accordance with PART 12:     
    1. (A)
      Outdoor advertising sign (billboard)
    XXXXX
    1. (B)
      All others
      (CB-45-1988; CB-24-1991; CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PPP
    Welding shopPPXPP
    Where not otherwise specifically permitted, any use allowed in the I-1 Zone (excluding those permitted by Special Exception)
    (CB-92-2004)
    XXP49 XX
    Where not otherwise specifically permitted, any use allowed by Special Exception in the I-1 Zone
    (CB-92-2004)
    XXSE49 XX
    1. (5)
      PUBLIC/QUASI PUBLIC:
         
    Ambulance service, privatePPXPP
    LibraryPPPXP
    Post officePPPPP
    Public buildings and usesPPPPP
    Sanitary landfill, rubble fill, or Class 3 fill19, 46
    (CB-15-1990; CB-8-2003; CB-87-2003)
    SESEXXX
    Voluntary fire, ambulance, or rescue station1 PPPPP
    1. (6)
      RECREATIONAL/ENTERTAINMENT/SOCIAL/CULTURAL:
         
    Adult Entertainment, in accordance with Section 27-475.06.06
    (CB-46-2010)
    XPXXX
    Amusement Center
    (CB-8-2007)
    P52 XXXX
    Amusement parkSESEXXX
    Athletic field, with or without seating for spectatorsPPXXP
    Auditorium
    (CB-56-2011)
    P56 XXXX
    Billiard or pool parlorPPXXSE
    Bowling alleyPPXXSP
    Carnival, circus, fair, or similar use, not exceeding 17 days duration and located at least 250 feet from any dwelling, as a temporary use in accordance with Sections 27-260 and 27-261:     
    1. (A)
      On a parking lot
    PPPPX
    1. (B)
      All others
    PPXXX
    Club or lodge, privatePPXXSE
    Commercial recreational attractionsXXSEXX
    Employees recreational facilities (private, nonprofit), accessory to an allowed use
    (CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PPP
    Golf course or country club
    (CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PXX
    Golf driving, archery, or baseball batting range
    (CB-130-1993)
    PPPXSP
    Miniature golf coursePPXXSP
    Museum, aquarium, art gallery, cultural center, or similar facility
    (CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PXSP
    Park or playgroundPPXXP
    Performance arts center, in accordance with Section 27-475.06.04
    (CB-12-2001)
    SPXXXSP
    Reducing/exercise salon or health club
    (CB-3-1989; CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PSEP
    Riding stablePPXXX
    Rifle, pistol, or skeet shooting range:     
    1. (A)
      Indoor20
    PPXPSE
    1. (B)
      Outdoor
      (CB-4-1991)
    SESEXXX
    Sauna or steam bathPAPAXXSE
    Skating rink:     
    1. (A)
      Indoor
    PPXXP
    1. (B)
      Outdoor
    SESEXXSE
    Spa, community
    (CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PXSP
    Spa, private, accessory to an allowed dwelling unit
    (CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PPP
    Spa, public:     
    1. (A)
      Accessory to a reducing/exercise salon, health club, or summer camp
    PPXSEP
    1. (B)
      Accessory to a commercial swimming pool
    P34 P34 PXP
    1. (C)
      Accessory to a hotel or motel (in the I-1 and I-2 Zones, included on the approved Special Exception site plan for the hotel)
    SESEPXX
    1. (D)
      All others
      (CB-3-1989; CB-66-1996)
    SESEXSESE
    Summer campPPXXSP
    Swimming pool (which may include a community or public spa)PPPXSP
    Tennis, basketball, handball or similar court:     
    1. (A)
      Enclosed by a wall or fence at least 6 feet high
    PPPXP
    1. (B)
      All others
    PPXXP
    Theater:     
    1. (A)
      Indoor
    P34 P34 PXSE
    1. (B)
      Outdoor (including drive-in)
      (CB-66-1996)
    SESEXXX
    1. (7)
      RESIDENTIAL/LODGING:
         
    Artists' residential studios, in accordance with Section 27-475.06.04
    (CB-12-2001)
    SPXXXSP
    Dwelling:     
    1. (A)
      If legally erected prior to the date upon which the property was classified in the I-1, I-2, or U-L-I Zone, or legally erected in the I-1, I-2, or U-L-I Zone under prior regulations
    PPXXP
    1. (B)
      If legally erected prior to the date upon which the property was classified in the I-3 or I-4 Zone
    XXPPX
    1. (C)
      All others
      (CB-1-1994; CB-118-2017)
    XXP67 XX
    Dwelling, Multifamily:
    (CB-96-2017; CB-089-2021)
    P66, 79 XXXX
    Dwelling, Two-Family
    (CB-96-2017)
    P66 XXXX
    Dwelling unit within a building, containing commercial or industrial uses not exceeding 3 units per building, with 1 unit permitted at ground floor level for a resident manager, caretaker, or night watchman (and family) and all other units located above the ground floorPPXXP
    Hotel or motel (which may include public spas, swimming pools, or tennis courts, provided they are enclosed by a fence or wall at least 6 feet high):     
    1. (A)
      In an industrial park having a gross tract area of at least 25 acres
      (CB-97-2004)
    SE10 SEPXX
    1. (B)
      All others
      (CB-38-2014)
    SESEP59 XX
    Planned retirement community
    (CB-89-1999)
    XXSE39 XX
    "Tourist Home" as an "Accessory Use" to a "Dwelling" in accordance with Section 27-475.06.09 (effective 10/1/2019)
    (CB-10-2018)
    PPPPP
    Townhouse
    (CB-62-2018)
    P66 XXXX
    1. (8)
      RESOURCE PRODUCTION/RECOVERY:
         
    Agricultural usesPPPPX
    1. (A)
      Urban Farms
      (CB-14-2019)
    P71, 72, 73 P71, 72, 73 P71, 72, 73 P71, 72, 73 P71, 72, 73
    1. (i)
      Rooftop urban farm uses, provided that the use meets certain structural requirements set by DPIE and approved by the Council
      (CB-14-2019)
    PPPPP
    Concrete recycling facility
    (CB-78-2004; CB-46-2018; CB-54-2020)
    SE75 P68 SESESE
    Sand and gravel wet-processing
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)
    SEPXXX
    Surface miningSESESESEX
    1. (9)
      TRANSPORTATION/PARKING/COMMUNICATIONS/UTILITIES:
         
    Airport, airpark, airfield, heliportSESESEXX
    Airstrip or helistopSESESESESE
    Antennas and related equipment buildings and enclosures, other than satellite dish antennas, in accordance with Section 27-475.06.02
    (CB-65-2000)
    PPP16 P16 P
    Broadcasting studio (without tower)
    (CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PPP
    Bus station or terminalPPXXSE
    Monopoles and related equipment buildings and enclosures, in accordance with Section 27-475.06.02
    (CB-65-2000)
    PPP16 P16 P
    Motor freight receiving or shipping (loading) facilities:     
    1. (A)
      When accessory to, in conjunction with, as an integral part of, under the same ownership or leasehold interest as, and solely serving another allowed use on the property
    P34 P34 PPP
    1. (B)
      All others
      (CB-90-1992; CB-66-1996; CB-23-2021)
    X23 PP23, 77 X23 X
    Moving and Storage Operation
    (CB-70-2004; CB-23-2021)
    P26, 48 PP77 XX
    Parking lot or garage, commercial
    (CB-43-2002)
    PPP45 XSP
    Parking lot or garage, or loading area, in accordance with PART 11
    (CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PPP
    Parking of mobile home except as otherwise specifiedXXXXX
    Parking of mobile home in a public right-of-way4 XXXXX
    Parking of vehicles accessory to an allowed use
    (CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PPP
    Private Limousine Service Dispatching Station
    (CB-87-2015; CB-72-2017)
    PPP60 XX
    Public utility uses or structures:     
    1. (A)
      Underground pipelines, electric power facilities or equipment, or telephone facilities or equipment; and railroad tracks or passenger stations, but not railroad yards
      (CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PPP
    1. (B)
      Railroad yards, roundhouses, car barns, and freight stations
    XPXPX
    1. (C)
      Other public utility uses or structures (including major transmission and distribution lines and structures)
      (CB-25-1987; CB-61-1988; CB-65-2000)
    PPSEP7 SE
    Satellite dish antenna, in accordance with Section 27-468.01:     
    1. (A)
      Up to 10 feet in diameter, to serve only 1 dwelling unit
    PPPPP
    1. (B)
      Over 10 feet in diameter, to serve only 1 dwelling unit
    SESESESESE
    1. (C)
      All others
    PPPPP
    Storage of any motor vehicle which is wrecked, dismantled, or not currently licensed, except where specifically allowed8
    (CB-4-1987)
    XXXXX
    Taxicab dispatching station:     
    1. (A)
      Without cab storage repair, or servicing
    PPPPP
    1. (B)
      With cab storage
    PPXXSP
    1. (C)
      With cab repair or servicing within a wholly enclosed building
      (CB-50-1987)
    PPXXSP
    Taxicab standPPPPP
    Telegraph or messenger service
    (CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PPP
    Towers or poles (electronic, radio, or television, transmitting or receiving):     
    1. (A)
      Nonprofit, noncommercial purposes, with no height restrictions
    PPPPP
    1. (B)
      Freestanding, for commercial purposes, up to 175 feet above ground level
    PPPPP
    1. (C)
      Attached to a roof, for commercial purposes, with the total combined height of the building, tower, or monopole and antenna not exceeding 250 feet above ground level
    PPPPP
    1. (D)
      All others
      (CB-8-1990; CB-123-1994; CB-103-1997; CB-65-2000)
    SESESESESE
    Trucking operations, except as otherwise specified
    (CB-90-1992; CB-5-1994; CB-75-1998; CB-13-2000; CB-39-2004)
    X26, 40 PXXX
    ZONE
      USEI-133 I-233 I-3I-4U-L-I
    1. (1)
      COMMERCIAL:
         
    1. (A)
      Eating or Drinking Establishments:
         
    1. (i)
      Eating or drinking establishment, with drive-through service
      (CB-19-2010)
    P54 P54 P54 P54 SP
    1. (ii)
      Eating or drinking establishment, excluding drive-through service
      (CB-19-2010)
    PPPPP
    1. (iii)
      Eating or drinking establishment of any type, including music and patron dancing past the hours of 12:00 A.M., excluding adult entertainment
      (CB-19-2010; CB-56-2011)
    SESEP54 SESP
    1. (iv)
      Within a University Research and Development Park, other than freestanding fast-food
      (CB-72-2010; CB-56-2011)
    XXPXX
    1. (B)
      Vehicle, Mobile Home, Camping Trailer, and Boat Sales and Service:
         

    Car wash

    (CB-92-2001)

    PPP41 XSP

    Commercial Fuel Depot

    (CB-68-2006)

    P51 XXXX

    Gas station

    (CB-1-1989; CB-57-1994; CB-40-1998; CB-97-2004; CB-59-2017; CB-82-2017)

    P65 P65 SEP64 SE

    Incidental automobile service in parking garage3

    PPXXSP

    Mobile or modular home sales lot, which may include the storage of mobile homes or modular home components for sale

    PPXPSE

    Private Automobile and Other Motor Vehicle Auctions

         
    1. (i)
      Operating as of January 1, 2011, as a use that conforms to the definition under Section 27-107.01, subject to the provisions of Section 27-475.06.07(b), (c), and (d),
    P55 PXXX
    1. (ii)
      All others, subject to the requirements of Section 27-475.06.07
       (CB-59-2010)
    PPXXX

    Vehicle, boat, or camping trailer sales, or boat or camping trailer rental lot, including outdoor display of the vehicles

    (CB-37-1988; CB-58-1993; CB-75-1998; CB-33-2002; CB-39-2004)

    PPXPSP44

    Vehicle, boat, mobile home, or camping trailer repair and service station, and the sales of parts and tires which may include:

         
    1. (i)
      Installation of parts within a wholly enclosed building
    PPXXSP
    1. (ii)
      Incidental retail sales of gasoline, subject to Section 27-358(a)(1), (2), (4), (5), (6), (7), (8), and (10)
    PBPBXXSE

    Vehicle lubrication or tune-up facility, provided all sales and installation operations are conducted in a wholly enclosed building with no outdoor storage

    (CB-43-1987; CB-59-2017)

    PPXP64 SP

    Vehicle rental lot, excluding boats or camping trailers, including outdoor display of the vehicles

    (CB-58-1993)

    PPSE24 PSP

    Vehicle sales or rental lot, including outdoor display of the vehicles

    (CB-73-1997; CB-68-2016)

    XXP37, 63 XX

    Vehicle towing station

    (CB-12-1991; CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    PPXXSE
    1. (C)
      Offices:
         

    Bank, savings and loan association, or other savings or lending institution:

         
    1. (i)
      With drive through
    PPPP17 SP
    1. (ii)
      All others
       (CB-1-1994)
    PPPP17 P

    Check Cashing Business

    (CB-23-2009)

    SE53 SE53 SE53 XSE53

    Other offices:

         
    1. (i)
      Accessory to a permitted use
    PPPPP
    1. (ii)
      Medical practitioner's office
    PPP59 SESP
    1. (iii)
      Medical practitioner's office less than 3 stories in height and not exceeding 33% of net tract area in a development comprising a gross tract area of at least 25 acres
    XXP59 P17 X
    1. (iv)
      Offices less than 3 stories in height and not exceeding 33% of net tract area in a development comprising a gross tract area of at least 25 acres
    XXXP17 X
    1. (v)
      Trailer for office space accessory to an existing industrial use in accordance with Sections 27-260 and 27-261
      (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)
    XPXXX
    1. (vi)
      All other offices
       (CB-3-1989; CB-24-1993; CB-75-1998; CB-38-2014)
    PPP59 SESP

    Real estate subdivision sales office:

         
    1. (i)
      As a temporary use, in accordance with Sections 27-260 and 27-261
    PPPPX
    1. (ii)
      All others
    PPPSEX

    University Research and Development Park

    (CB-72-2010)

    XXPXX
    1. (D)
      Services:
         

    Animal hospital, animal training, kennel

    PPXXP

    Barber or beauty shop

    PXXXX

    Bicycle repair shop

    PPXPP

    Blacksmith shop

    PPXPP

    Blueprinting, photostating, or other photocopying establishment

    (CB-66-1996; CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    P34 P34 PPP

    Carpet or rug shampooing establishment

    PPXPP

    Catering establishment

    (CB-46-2010)

    PXXXX

    Data processing

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PXP

    Dry cleaning or laundry pickup

    PPXXP

    Dry cleaning plant

    PPXPP

    Electrical or electronic equipment, radio or television, computer repair shop

    (CB-3-1989; CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PP17 P

    Farm implement repair

    PPXPP

    Funeral Parlor

    (CB-101-2021)

    P80 XXXX

    Household appliance or furniture repair shop:

         
    1. (i)
      Furniture and small appliances only
    PPPPP
    1. (ii)
      All others
    PPXPP

    Key or locksmith shop

    PPXXP

    Laboratory:

         
    1. (i)
      Accessory to allowed use
    P34 P34 PPP
    1. (ii)
      Medical or dental
    P34 P34 PP17 P
    1. (iii)
      Research, development, or testing
    P34 P34 PP17 P
    1. (iv)
      All others
       (CB-3-1989; CB-66-1996)
    PPXSEP

    Laundromat

    PPXXX

    Laundry plant

    PPXPP

    Lawn mower repair shop

    PPXPP

    Massage establishment

    SESEXXX

    Methadone Treatment Center

    (CB-103-1993)

    SESESESEX

    Photographic processing plant

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPP

    Photography studio (may include darkroom)

    PPXXP

    Printing shop

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPP

    Research and Development

    (CB-3-1989)

    XXXP17 P

    Septic tank service

    PPXPX

    Shoe repair shop

    PPPXP

    Tailor or dressmaking shop (may include incidental dyeing and pressing)

    PPPPP

    Tattoo Parlor

    (CB-10-2012)

    PXXXX

    Taxidermist

    PPXPP

    Upholstery shop

    PPPPP
    1. (E)
      Trade (Generally Retail):
         

    Adult book store and/or Adult video store

    (CB-53-1996; CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004; CB-28-2009)

    XP32 XXX

    Arts, crafts, and hobby supply store

    (CB-18-1997)

    PXXXX

    Bicycle (sales) shop

    PPXPP

    Bottled gas sales (retail)

    PPXPSE

    Building supply store

    (CB-3-1989)

    PPXSESP

    Buying of items within guest rooms and vehicles, pursuant to Section 27-115(a)(2)

    XXXXX

    Carpet or floor covering store

    PPXXP

    Clothing, dry goods, millinery, or shoe store

    (CB-89-1986)

    SEXXXSE

    Department or variety stores, excluding pawnshops

         
    1. (i)
      Not exceeding 13,000 square feet
    P10 XP27, 78 XX
    1. (ii)
      All others, in accordance with Section 27-348.02
      (CB-21-1994; CB-97-2004; CB-64-2012; CB-44-2021)
    XXSE27 XX

    Drug paraphernalia display or sales, pursuant to Section 27-115(a)(1)

    XXXXX

    Drug store

    (CB-91-1986; CB-97-2004)

    SE10 SEXXSE

    Electrical supply store

    (CB-3-1989)

    PPXSEP

    Farm implement or feed sales

    PPXPX

    Farmer's market or flea market, in accordance with Sections 27-260 and 27-261

    (CB-63-1998)

    PPPPP

    Firewood sales as a temporary use, in accordance with Sections 27-260 and 27-261

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPSP

    Food Hall

    (CB-70-2020)

    P74 XP74 XP74

    Food or beverage store

         
    1. (i)
      Within an existing retail center with net leasable building space of less than 26,000 square feet
    P43 XP42 XX
    1. (ii)
      All others
      (CB-92-2001; CB-93-2001; CB-97-2004; CB-59-2017; CB-82-2017)
    P65 P65 P42 P64 SE

    Hardware store (may include electrical or plumbing supplies)

    PPXXP

    Home furnishing store (such as interior decorations, electronics, housewares, household accessories, or textiles)

    (CB-89-1990)

    PPXXP

    Household appliance or furniture store

    PPXXP

    Lawn mower (sales) store

    PPXXSP

    Market Hall

    (CB-7-2020)

    P74 XXXX

    Nursery and garden center

    (CB-3-1989)

    PPXSESP

    Paint or wall covering store

    (CB-3-1989)

    PPXSEP

    Pawnshop

    (CB-28-1997)

    XXXXX

    Pet feed and supply store

    (CB-2-1991)

    PPXXP

    Plumbing supply store

    (CB-3-1989)

    PPXSEP

    Retail sales of products:

         
    1. (i)
      Provided the retail sales are incidental to the manufacturing of the products on the premises and the retail sales area does not exceed 15% of the gross floor area of the building, or 5,000 square feet, whichever is less
    XXPXX
    1. (ii)
      Provided the retail sales are incidental to the manufacturing of the products on the premises, except where permitted by (i) above
    PBPBXPBPB
    1. (iii)
      Provided the retail sales are incidental to the warehousing, wholesaling, or distribution of the products on the premises
       (CB-122-1986; CB-3-1989)
    PBPBXPB18 PB

    Sales events sponsored by bona fide nonprofit groups or organizations, in accordance with Sections 27-260 and 27-261

    (CB-26-1997)

    PXXXX

    Seafood market

    (CB-49-1987)

    SESEXXSE

    Seasonal decorations display and sales as a temporary use, in accordance with Sections 27-260 and 27-261

    PPPPP

    Septic tank sales

    PPXPX

    Stationery or office supply store, which may include the sale of office furniture and business machines

    PPXPP

    Swimming pool or spa sales and service (which may include outdoor display, provided it is enclosed by a 6-foot high fence)

    PPXPP

    Wayside stand:

         
    1. (i)
      As a temporary use, subject to Sections 27-260 and 27-261
    PPPPX
    1. (ii)
      All others
    PPXPX

    Where not otherwise specifically permitted, any use allowed in the C-S-C Zone (excluding those permitted by Special Exception).
    (CB-65-2003; CB-19-2005)

    P47 XP47 XX

    Where not otherwise specifically permitted, any use allowed by Special Exception in the C-S-C Zone.
    (CB-65-2003)

    XXSE47 XX
    1. (2)
      INDUSTRIAL:
         
    1. (A)
      Chemical and Allied Manufacturing:
         

    Abrasive and asbestos products

    XSEXXX

    Acids and caustics

    XXXXX

    Carbon black

    XXXXX

    Celluloid or pyroxylin

    XXXXX

    Cosmetics, medicinal, pharmaceutical, and toilet article products, fabrication

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPP

    Distillery for the production of fuel alcohol, which may include bulk storage

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    SEPXXX

    Drugs, compounding

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPP

    Dyestuffs

    XPXPX

    Fertilizers

    XSEXSEX

    Gum and wood chemicals, which may include distilling

    XPXPX

    Ink:

         
    1. (i)
      Paste inks
      (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)
    PPXPP
    1. (ii)
      All other inks
    XPXPX

    Organic and inorganic chemicals (except as specified):

         
    1. (i)
      Blending and mixing
      (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)
    XPXPX
    1. (ii)
      Breaking bulk
    PPXPSP

    Paints, varnishes, lacquers, enamels, and shellacs

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPX

    Pesticides and insecticides

    XXXXX

    Plastics and synthetic fibers

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPX

    Soaps, cleaners, polishes, sanitation preparations, bleaches, and detergents

    XSEXSEX
    1. (B)
      Fabrication of Wood, Metal, Paper, Plastic, and Glass Products from Materials Produced Elsewhere:
         

    Armament control and sighting systems

    PPXPP

    Communications equipment, computers, telephones, electronic equipment, radios, sound systems, or televisions (which may include parts for these items)

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPP

    Containers:

         
    1. (i)
      Paper or plastic
    SEPPPSE
    1. (ii)
      Glass, metal, or wood or other materials
      (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)
    SEPXPSE

    Electrical lighting fixtures

    PPPPP

    Engines, generators, turbines, or miscellaneous machinery

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPX

    Furniture, cabinets, fixtures, or interior decorating components

    PPPPP

    Hardware (except as otherwise specified)

    PPXPP

    Heavy armament

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    SEPXPX

    Household appliances:

         
    1. (i)
      Small electrical household appliances, including televisions but excluding refrigerators and similar large appliances
    PPPPP
    1. (ii)
      All others
    PPXPP

    Motorized and nonmotorized vehicles, aircraft, construction, farm, or railroad equipment, ships or boats (which may include the parts for these items)

    XPXPX

    Office supplies and equipment

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPP

    Plumbing, air conditioning, carpentry, electrical heating, and lighting supplies and equipment (except where otherwise specified):

         
    1. (i)
      Plastic
    PPPPP
    1. (ii)
      Other materials
    PPXPP

    Spas and swimming pools

    PPXPP

    Structural components of buildings (except as otherwise specified)

    PPXPP

    Vending machines

    PPXPP
    1. (C)
      Manufacturing and Processing of Lumber, Wood, and Related Products:
         

    Logging camps or contractors

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXXX

    Mobile or manufactured homes

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPX

    Modular buildings

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPX

    Sawmills or planing mills

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPX

    Veneer and plywood

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPX

    Wood preserving

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPX
    1. (D)
      Manufacturing of Scientific, Specialized, and Technical Instruments and Equipment:
         

    Engineering, computer, drafting, laboratory, office, research, and scientific instruments, devices, equipment and supplies

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPP

    Optical, dental, medical, ophthalmic, orthopedic, and prosthetic devices and supplies

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPP

    Photographic equipment and supplies

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPP

    Timing, light, mixing, safety, temperature, or weight control devices

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPP

    Watches, clocks, measuring, or time-keeping devices

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPP
    1. (E)
      Metal Production:
         

    Blast furnace

    X

    X

    X

    X

    X

    Foundry:

         
    1. (i)
      Nonferrous metals
      (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)
    XPXPX
    1. (ii)
      Nonornamental ferrous
    XSEXSEX
    1. (iii)
      Ornamental metals
      (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)
    XPXPX

    Recycling of nonferrous metals

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    SEPXPSE

    Rolling mill

    XXXXX

    Smelting

    XXXXX
    1. (F)
      Miscellaneous Industrial, Manufacturing, and Related Uses:
         

    Brushes, brooms, combs, or lamp shades manufacturing

    PPXPP

    Cigarettes, cigars, or other tobacco products (chewing or smoking) manufacturing

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPX

    Consolidated Storage, in accordance with Section 27-475.04

    (CB-32-1988; CB-75-1998; CB-45-1999; CB-39-2004)

    PPXPSP

    Contractor's office (general) as a permanent use, including the businesses of siding, flooring, roofing, plumbing, air conditioning, heating, painting, carpentry, electrical work, landscaping, and the like, with buildings and uses accessory to the business (as well as the office) use:

         
    1. (i)
      With storage of materials or equipment:
         
    1.  
      1. (aa)
        Indoors
    PPPPP
    1.  
      1. (bb)
        Outdoors
        (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)
    PPXPSP
    1.  
      1. (cc)
        Including the fabrication (only within a wholly enclosed building) of plumbing, air conditioning, heating, carpentry (and the like) parts for installation off site
    PPPBPP
    1. (ii)
      Including the retail sale of parts and supplies as an accessory use
      (CB-89-1985; CB-75-1998)
    PPPBPBP

    Contractors' plant or storage yard:

         
    1. (i)
      Those involving the operation or storage of heavy equipment over 17,000 pounds gross vehicle weight
    PPXPSE
    1. (ii)
      All others
       (CB-89-1985; CB-1-1994)
    PPXPSP

    Electronic Recycling Facility

    (CB-91-2012)

    SE58

    SE58

    X

    X

    X

    Explosives, fireworks, or gunpowder manufacturing

    X

    X

    X

    X

    X

    Gelatin manufacturing

    X

    X

    X

    X

    X

    Glue or size manufacturing

    X

    X

    X

    X

    X

    Heavy motorized equipment, motor vehicle, truck, boat, camping trailer, or trailer storage yard

    (CB-90-1992; CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    P

    P

    X

    P

    SE

    Jewelry manufacturing

    (CB-66-1996)

    P34

    P34

    P

    P

    P

    Junk yard

    SE

    SE

    X

    X

    X

    Machine shop

    P

    P

    X

    P

    P

    Matches manufacturing

    X

    X

    X

    X

    X

    Motion picture or broadcasting equipment manufacturing and production

    P

    P

    X

    P

    P

    Musical instruments, athletic goods, notions, novelties, sporting goods manufacturing

    P

    P

    P

    P

    P

    Pens, artist or drafting supplies, clerical equipment, business machines, or pencils manufacturing

    P

    P

    P

    P

    P

    Plastic products manufacturing, except as otherwise specified

    P

    P

    P

    P

    P

    Precious metalware manufacturing and plating

    P

    P

    P

    P

    P

    Recycling plant, except as otherwise specified
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    SE

    P

    X

    P

    SE

    Storage building accessory to:

         
    1. (i)
      A permitted use
    PPPPP
    1. (ii)
      A special permit use
    NANANANASP
    1. (iii)
      A Special Exception use
      (CB-90-1992; CB-1-1994)
    SESESESESE

    Storage yard, except as otherwise specified

    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    P

    P

    X

    P

    SP

    Tobacco packing, processing, and treatment

    P

    P

    X

    P

    P

    Transfer station

    (CB-71-1994; CB-76-2012)

    X

    SE57

    X

    X

    X

    Trash Maintenance Services with Private Fueling Station

    (CB-63-2020)

    P76

    P76

    X

    X

    X

    Trash removal services

    (CB-82-1991; CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    P22

    P

    X

    X

    X

    Uses which are noxious or offensive by reason of odor, dust, fumes, smoke, gas, vibration, radiation, glare, or noise, or which constitute a public hazard by fire, explosion, or other means (in the discretion of the District Council)

    X

    X

    X

    X

    X

    Vehicle salvage yard

    SE

    SE

    X

    X

    X

    Warehousing:

         
    1. (i)
      Subject to Section 27-471(g)
    NANAPNANA
    1. (ii)
      All others
       (CB-90-1992; CB-23-2021)
    PPP77 PP

    Waste material separation and processing facility, in accordance with Section 27-475.05

    (CB-77-1990; CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXXX
    1. (G)
      Petroleum, Gas, and Related Products:
         

    Asphalt mixing plant
    (CB-111-2004)

    XSE50 XXX

    Breaking bulk for home consumption or portable appliances
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    PPXPSE

     Distribution for home consumption
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    PPXPSE

     Gasoline or gasohol bulk storage (other than gas station or vehicle repair and service station)
    (CB-75-1998)

    SEPXPSE

     Gasohol fabrication
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXXX

    Liquid gas storage

    XSEXSEX

    Refinery

    XXXXX

    Tank farm, except as otherwise specified
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPX
    1. (H)
      Printing, Publishing, Paper, and Related Industries:
         

    Bookbinder manufacturing

    PPPPP

    Bookbinding

    PPPPP

    Paper or paper board products (except containers) manufacturing

    SEPPPSE

    Paper recycling collection center (only for collection, storage, and shipping)
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    PPXPP

    Printing and engraving (which may include all processes)
    (CB-66-1996)

    P34 P34 PPP

    Publishing

    PPPPP

    Pulp making

    XXXXX
    1. (I)
      Processing of Food and Kindred Products for Human Consumption:
         

    Bakery products manufacturing that may include companion uses62
    (CB-69-2016)

    PPPPP

    Beverage bottling (all containers):

         
    1. (i)
      Alcoholic
    XPPPX
    1. (ii)
      Nonalcoholic
    PPPPP

    Brewery, distillery, winery

    XPXPX

    Cereals, grains, or spice processing

    PPXPP

    Coffee roasting

    PPXPP

    Confectionery products manufacturing

    PPXPP

    Drying and dehydrating of food products

    PPXPP

    Freezing of food products

    PPXPP

    Oil and fat manufacturing (edible)

    PPXPP

    Packaging, packing, and canning of food products

    PPXPP

    Pickling

    SEPXPSE

    Reduction plant

    XXXXX

    Sauce, seasoning, and dressing manufacturing

    PPXPP

    Slaughterhouse

    XXXXX

    Smoking and curing

    SEPXPSE

    Sugar refinery

    XXXXX

    Syrup and flavor extract manufacturing

    PPXPP
    1. (J)
      Rubber and Synthetic Rubber Products:
         

    Fabrication of rubber products
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    PPXPP

    Recycling of rubber products

    SEPXPSE

    Rubber manufacturing

    XXXXX

    Rubberizing of wearing apparel or household items

    PPXPP

    Synthetic rubber (and similar products) manufacturing

    XXXXX

    Tire or tube manufacturing
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPX

    Tire recapping
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    PPXPSE
    1. (K)
      Stone, Clay, Glass, and Cement Products:
         

    Cement manufacturing

    XSEXSEX

    Concrete batching or cement mixing plant
    (CB-111-2004; CB-47-2018)

    XSE50, 69 XXX

    Cutting of nonstructural stone
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    PPXPP

    Glass blowing and molding

    PPXPP

    Manufacturing of ornamental products made of clay, concrete, glass plaster, porcelain, or stone (excluding the use of a rock crusher)
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004; CB-78-2004)

    PPXPP

    Manufacturing or cutting of structural products made of clay, concrete, glass, stone, or similar materials
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPSE
    1. (L)
      Textile Products:
         

    Fabrication of finished goods

    PPPPP

    Felt manufacturing

    PPPPP

    Fiber or thread manufacturing

    XPXPX

    Finishing of textile goods

    PPPPP

    Knitting

    PPPPP

    Lace (and similar products) manufacturing

    PPPPP

    Recycling of textiles
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    SEPPPSE

    Synthetics manufacturing

    XPXPX

    Weaving

    PPPPP
    1. (M)
      Wholesale Trade:9
         

    Apparel, garments, or related products

    PPPPP

    Automotive or motorized equipment (parts and accessories only)

    PPPPP

    Bakery products, wholesale

    PPPPP

    Bulk raw materials

    PPPPP

    Chemical and related products (except as otherwise specified)

    PPPPP

    Electronic, glass, metal, paper, rubber, or wood products

    PPPPP

    Food or kindred products

    PPPPP

    Garden supplies or nursery stock

    PPPPP

    Livestock
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)

    XPXPX

    Medical Cannabis Grower and/or Processor
    (CB-5-2016)

    P61 XP61 XX

    Ornamental products made of china, clay, concrete, glass, or stone

    PPPPP

    Petroleum products for home distribution

    PPPPSE

    Structural products made of clay, concrete, or stone, with:

         
    1. (i)
      Indoor storage, only
    PPPPP
    1. (ii)
      Outdoor storage
      (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)
    XPXPSE

    Textile products

    PPPPP

    Tobacco and related products

    PPPPP

    Wholesaling or distribution of materials (products) not used or produced on the premise:

         
    1. (i)
      Subject to Section 27-471(g)
    NANAPNANA
    1. (ii)
      All others
       (CB-90-1992)
    PPXPP

    Wholesaling or distribution of materials (products) used or produced on the premises
    (CB-90-1992)

    PPPPP

    Wholesaling or distribution use not listed
    (CB-90-1992)

    SEPXPSE
    1. (3)
      INSTITUTIONAL/EDUCATIONAL:
         

    Adult day care center
    (CB-44-1987; CB-66-1996)

    P12,34 P12,34 PXSP
    Adult rehabilitation center
    (CB-108-1987; CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)
    XPXXX
    Assisted living facility
    (CB-38-2014; CB-62-2018)
    P70 XP59 XX
    Church or similar place of worship, convent, or monastery
    (CB-23-1988; CB-99-1993; CB-84-1996)
    PP35 PXX
    Church or similar place of worship, convent, or monastery in the Route 202 Corridor Study Area, unless constructed pursuant to a Conceptual Site Plan approved by the Planning Board prior to June 1, 1997
    (CB-72-1997)
    XXXXX
    Community buildingPPXXSP
    Day care center for children:     
    1. (A)
      In accordance with Section 27-475.0214
    P34 P34 PXP
    1. (B)
      All others
      (CB-23-1988; CB-66-1996)
    SESESESESE
    Nursing or care home (may include private spa)
    (CB-38-2014; CB-62-2018)
    P70 XP59 XX
    School, private:     
    1. (A)
      Business
    P34 P34 PXP
    1. (B)
      Driving
    PPXXSP
    1. (C)
      Institution of higher learning (may include a private spa)
    XXPXX
    1. (D)
      School or studio for artistic or technical instruction and practice
    P34 P34 PXP
    1. (E)
      Scientific
    P34 P34 PPP
    1. (F)
      Trade
    P34 P34 PPP
    1. (G)
      Private college or university
    P36 SEP36 SESE
    1. (H)
      In accordance with Section 27-475.06.0128
    P34 P34 PPP
    1. (I)
      All others
      (CB-26-1985; CB-33-1986; CB-23-1988; CB-14-1994, CB-113-1994; CB-66-1996; CB-93-1996; CB-94-2000)
    SESESESESE
    1. (4)
      MISCELLANEOUS:
         
    Accessory structures and uses
    (CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PPP
    Adaptive use of a Historic Site, when not otherwise allowed
    (CB-58-1987)
    SESESESESE
    Any use allowed in the C-S-C Zone (except those permitted by Special Exception), when located within an office building or hotel, provided not more than 15% of the gross floor area of the building shall be devoted to such uses and not more than 3,000 square feet shall be allotted to any one use; except hotels may include auditoriums or showrooms unlimited in sizeXXPAXX
    Auction house
    (CB-55-1988)
    PPXXSP
    Buildings and uses, serving public health purposes, on land owned by Prince George's County, Maryland, upon which hospitals or health centers are located, except if otherwise allowed as a Permitted (P) use15
    (CB-55-1988; CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PPP
    Cemetery, crematory:     
    1. (A)
      Cemetery, accessory to a church, convent, or monastery21
    PPPPX
    1. (B)
      All others
      (CB-11-1991; CB-27-1995)
    SESEXXX
    Collection of recyclable materials:     
    1. (A)
      As a temporary use, in accordance with Sections 27-260 and 27-261
       (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)
    PPPPSP
    1. (B)
      All others
    PPXPSE
    Commercial uses not listedXXXXX
    Contractor's office (must include sanitary facilities), construction yard, shed, or storage building (in connection with a construction project) as a temporary use:     
    1. (A)
      In accordance with Sections 27-260 and 27-261
    PPPPP
    1. (B)
      All others
    PPXPP
    Ice vending machine for block icePPXPP
    MARC Planned Community, in accordance with Section 27-475.06.05
    (CB-21-2006)
    PPPXX
    Metro Planned Community, in accordance with Section 27-475.06.03
    (CB-35-1998)
    XPXXX
    Mobile home, with a use for which amusement taxes are collected2 PPPPX
    Performance Arts Rehearsal Studio
    (CB-79-2017)
    PXXXX
    Qualified data center in accordance with Section 27-475.06.11
    (CB-1-2021)
    PPPPP
    Rental business for items permitted to be sold (except as otherwise specified)PPXPP
    Sign making shopPPXPP
    Signs, in accordance with PART 12:     
    1. (A)
      Outdoor advertising sign (billboard)
    XXXXX
    1. (B)
      All others
      (CB-45-1988; CB-24-1991; CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PPP
    Welding shopPPXPP
    Where not otherwise specifically permitted, any use allowed in the I-1 Zone (excluding those permitted by Special Exception)
    (CB-92-2004)
    XXP49 XX
    Where not otherwise specifically permitted, any use allowed by Special Exception in the I-1 Zone
    (CB-92-2004)
    XXSE49 XX
    1. (5)
      PUBLIC/QUASI PUBLIC:
         
    Ambulance service, privatePPXPP
    LibraryPPPXP
    Post officePPPPP
    Public buildings and usesPPPPP
    Sanitary landfill, rubble fill, or Class 3 fill19, 46
    (CB-15-1990; CB-8-2003; CB-87-2003)
    SESEXXX
    Voluntary fire, ambulance, or rescue station1 PPPPP
    1. (6)
      RECREATIONAL/ENTERTAINMENT/SOCIAL/CULTURAL:
         
    Adult Entertainment, in accordance with Section 27-475.06.06
    (CB-46-2010)
    XPXXX
    Amusement Center
    (CB-8-2007)
    P52 XXXX
    Amusement parkSESEXXX
    Athletic field, with or without seating for spectatorsPPXXP
    Auditorium
    (CB-56-2011)
    P56 XXXX
    Billiard or pool parlorPPXXSE
    Bowling alleyPPXXSP
    Carnival, circus, fair, or similar use, not exceeding 17 days duration and located at least 250 feet from any dwelling, as a temporary use in accordance with Sections 27-260 and 27-261:     
    1. (A)
      On a parking lot
    PPPPX
    1. (B)
      All others
    PPXXX
    Club or lodge, privatePPXXSE
    Commercial recreational attractionsXXSEXX
    Employees recreational facilities (private, nonprofit), accessory to an allowed use
    (CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PPP
    Golf course or country club
    (CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PXX
    Golf driving, archery, or baseball batting range
    (CB-130-1993)
    PPPXSP
    Miniature golf coursePPXXSP
    Museum, aquarium, art gallery, cultural center, or similar facility
    (CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PXSP
    Park or playgroundPPXXP
    Performance arts center, in accordance with Section 27-475.06.04
    (CB-12-2001)
    SPXXXSP
    Reducing/exercise salon or health club
    (CB-3-1989; CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PSEP
    Riding stablePPXXX
    Rifle, pistol, or skeet shooting range:     
    1. (A)
      Indoor20
    PPXPSE
    1. (B)
      Outdoor
      (CB-4-1991)
    SESEXXX
    Sauna or steam bathPAPAXXSE
    Skating rink:     
    1. (A)
      Indoor
    PPXXP
    1. (B)
      Outdoor
    SESEXXSE
    Spa, community
    (CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PXSP
    Spa, private, accessory to an allowed dwelling unit
    (CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PPP
    Spa, public:     
    1. (A)
      Accessory to a reducing/exercise salon, health club, or summer camp
    PPXSEP
    1. (B)
      Accessory to a commercial swimming pool
    P34 P34 PXP
    1. (C)
      Accessory to a hotel or motel (in the I-1 and I-2 Zones, included on the approved Special Exception site plan for the hotel)
    SESEPXX
    1. (D)
      All others
      (CB-3-1989; CB-66-1996)
    SESEXSESE
    Summer campPPXXSP
    Swimming pool (which may include a community or public spa)PPPXSP
    Tennis, basketball, handball or similar court:     
    1. (A)
      Enclosed by a wall or fence at least 6 feet high
    PPPXP
    1. (B)
      All others
    PPXXP
    Theater:     
    1. (A)
      Indoor
    P34 P34 PXSE
    1. (B)
      Outdoor (including drive-in)
      (CB-66-1996)
    SESEXXX
    1. (7)
      RESIDENTIAL/LODGING:
         
    Artists' residential studios, in accordance with Section 27-475.06.04
    (CB-12-2001)
    SPXXXSP
    Dwelling:     
    1. (A)
      If legally erected prior to the date upon which the property was classified in the I-1, I-2, or U-L-I Zone, or legally erected in the I-1, I-2, or U-L-I Zone under prior regulations
    PPXXP
    1. (B)
      If legally erected prior to the date upon which the property was classified in the I-3 or I-4 Zone
    XXPPX
    1. (C)
      All others
      (CB-1-1994; CB-118-2017)
    XXP67 XX
    Dwelling, Multifamily:
    (CB-96-2017; CB-089-2021)
    P66, 79 XXXX
    Dwelling, Two-Family
    (CB-96-2017)
    P66 XXXX
    Dwelling unit within a building, containing commercial or industrial uses not exceeding 3 units per building, with 1 unit permitted at ground floor level for a resident manager, caretaker, or night watchman (and family) and all other units located above the ground floorPPXXP
    Hotel or motel (which may include public spas, swimming pools, or tennis courts, provided they are enclosed by a fence or wall at least 6 feet high):     
    1. (A)
      In an industrial park having a gross tract area of at least 25 acres
      (CB-97-2004)
    SE10 SEPXX
    1. (B)
      All others
      (CB-38-2014)
    SESEP59 XX
    Planned retirement community
    (CB-89-1999)
    XXSE39 XX
    "Tourist Home" as an "Accessory Use" to a "Dwelling" in accordance with Section 27-475.06.09 (effective 10/1/2019)
    (CB-10-2018)
    PPPPP
    Townhouse
    (CB-62-2018)
    P66 XXXX
    1. (8)
      RESOURCE PRODUCTION/RECOVERY:
         
    Agricultural usesPPPPX
    1. (A)
      Urban Farms
      (CB-14-2019)
    P71, 72, 73 P71, 72, 73 P71, 72, 73 P71, 72, 73 P71, 72, 73
    1. (i)
      Rooftop urban farm uses, provided that the use meets certain structural requirements set by DPIE and approved by the Council
      (CB-14-2019)
    PPPPP
    Concrete recycling facility
    (CB-78-2004; CB-46-2018; CB-54-2020)
    SE75 P68 SESESE
    Sand and gravel wet-processing
    (CB-75-1998; CB-39-2004)
    SEPXXX
    Surface miningSESESESEX
    1. (9)
      TRANSPORTATION/PARKING/COMMUNICATIONS/UTILITIES:
         
    Airport, airpark, airfield, heliportSESESEXX
    Airstrip or helistopSESESESESE
    Antennas and related equipment buildings and enclosures, other than satellite dish antennas, in accordance with Section 27-475.06.02
    (CB-65-2000)
    PPP16 P16 P
    Broadcasting studio (without tower)
    (CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PPP
    Bus station or terminalPPXXSE
    Monopoles and related equipment buildings and enclosures, in accordance with Section 27-475.06.02
    (CB-65-2000)
    PPP16 P16 P
    Motor freight receiving or shipping (loading) facilities:     
    1. (A)
      When accessory to, in conjunction with, as an integral part of, under the same ownership or leasehold interest as, and solely serving another allowed use on the property
    P34 P34 PPP
    1. (B)
      All others
      (CB-90-1992; CB-66-1996; CB-23-2021)
    X23 PP23, 77 X23 X
    Moving and Storage Operation
    (CB-70-2004; CB-23-2021)
    P26, 48 PP77 XX
    Parking lot or garage, commercial
    (CB-43-2002)
    PPP45 XSP
    Parking lot or garage, or loading area, in accordance with PART 11
    (CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PPP
    Parking of mobile home except as otherwise specifiedXXXXX
    Parking of mobile home in a public right-of-way4 XXXXX
    Parking of vehicles accessory to an allowed use
    (CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PPP
    Private Limousine Service Dispatching Station
    (CB-87-2015; CB-72-2017)
    PPP60 XX
    Public utility uses or structures:     
    1. (A)
      Underground pipelines, electric power facilities or equipment, or telephone facilities or equipment; and railroad tracks or passenger stations, but not railroad yards
      (CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PPP
    1. (B)
      Railroad yards, roundhouses, car barns, and freight stations
    XPXPX
    1. (C)
      Other public utility uses or structures (including major transmission and distribution lines and structures)
      (CB-25-1987; CB-61-1988; CB-65-2000)
    PPSEP7 SE
    Satellite dish antenna, in accordance with Section 27-468.01:     
    1. (A)
      Up to 10 feet in diameter, to serve only 1 dwelling unit
    PPPPP
    1. (B)
      Over 10 feet in diameter, to serve only 1 dwelling unit
    SESESESESE
    1. (C)
      All others
    PPPPP
    Storage of any motor vehicle which is wrecked, dismantled, or not currently licensed, except where specifically allowed8
    (CB-4-1987)
    XXXXX
    Taxicab dispatching station:     
    1. (A)
      Without cab storage repair, or servicing
    PPPPP
    1. (B)
      With cab storage
    PPXXSP
    1. (C)
      With cab repair or servicing within a wholly enclosed building
      (CB-50-1987)
    PPXXSP
    Taxicab standPPPPP
    Telegraph or messenger service
    (CB-66-1996)
    P34 P34 PPP
    Towers or poles (electronic, radio, or television, transmitting or receiving):     
    1. (A)
      Nonprofit, noncommercial purposes, with no height restrictions
    PPPPP
    1. (B)
      Freestanding, for commercial purposes, up to 175 feet above ground level
    PPPPP
    1. (C)
      Attached to a roof, for commercial purposes, with the total combined height of the building, tower, or monopole and antenna not exceeding 250 feet above ground level
    PPPPP
    1. (D)
      All others
      (CB-8-1990; CB-123-1994; CB-103-1997; CB-65-2000)
    SESESESESE
    Trucking operations, except as otherwise specified
    (CB-90-1992; CB-5-1994; CB-75-1998; CB-13-2000; CB-39-2004)
    X26, 40 PXXX
    1Provided the site is either:
     
    1. (A)
      In the proximity of an area designated as a fire or rescue station on an approved Functional Master Plan of Fire and Rescue Stations;
     
    1. (B)
      In a location which the Fire Chief has indicated (in writing) is appropriate; or
     
    1. (C)
      Occupied by a station that was in use immediately prior to July 1, 1982.
     The following activities are considered to be ancillary uses permitted within the hall/assembly area of a voluntary fire, ambulance, or rescue station: bingo (with an approved license from the Department of Permitting, Inspections, and Enforcement), weddings, dinners, community events, organization functions, and private events (with no advance or at the door ticket sales).
     All events must comply with County or State regulations, and events requiring a specific license must obtain such license to be considered a permitted ancillary use. All events must be organized by the voluntary fire, ambulance, or rescue corporation or company and/or a community group from within the immediate vicinity of the station. For weddings, receptions, and dinners, the event may be organized by an individual in conjunction with the voluntary fire, ambulance, or rescue corporation or company and/or a community group within the immediate vicinity of the station. A permitted ancillary use does not include the leasing of the station facility for use by a promoter. Private events may not have advance or at the door ticket sales. All events must end by 10:00 p.m., Sunday through Thursday (except that bingo events must end by 11:00 p.m.), and by midnight on Friday and Saturday, with all patrons off the site within thirty (30) minutes after closing.
    (CB-70-2008; CB-29-2014)
    2Provided:
     
    1. (A)
      The mobile home is located on a lot having property consisting of five (5) acres or more;
     
    1. (B)
      The use of the mobile home is in connection with another use on the property for which the County levies or collects an amusement tax;
     
    1. (C)
      The occupants of the mobile home are employed by, or reasonably connected with, the other use; and
     
    1. (D)
      The mobile home shall not be located on the property for more than one hundred twenty (120) cumulative days per calendar year; except mobile homes used in connection with pari-mutuel racetracks where the use shall not exceed two hundred eighteen (218) cumulative days per calendar year.
    3Provided:
     
    1. (A)
      The service shall be limited to supplying gasoline, oil, water, tire pressure, and washing;
     
    1. (B)
      Only automobiles parking in the parking garage shall be served;
     
    1. (C)
      No signs visible from outside the structure shall indicate the presence of the service facilities; and
     
    1. (D)
      The garage shall be wholly enclosed.
    4Except in an emergency. In this case, the parking shall be subject to the traffic and parking regulations applicable to the right-of-way.
    5Approved as an accessory use with approval of the Special Exception for the hotel or motel.
    6Reserved.
    7Office building requires a Special Exception to be approved, in accordance with Part IV.
    8This shall not apply to:
     
    1. (A)
      Storage accessory (and related) to an allowed use; or
     
    1. (B)
      One (1) such vehicle stored in a wholly enclosed garage.
    9In the I-3 Zone, subject to Section 27-471(c) and (g).
    10Permitted use without requirement for Special Exception provided:
     
    1. (A)
      The use is located within an industrial park which is adjacent to a Beltway interchange constructed after June, 2002;
     
    1. (B)
      The parcel(s) is the subject of a Preliminary Plan of Subdivision that was approved pursuant to Subtitle 24 of this Code prior to June 30, 2004;
     
    1. (C)
      A Detailed Site Plan shall be approved in accordance with PART 3, Division 9, of this Subtitle;
     
    1. (D)
      The acreage of lots (used for commercial purposes) shall not exceed twenty-five percent (25%) of the acreage of lots used for industrial purposes in the industrial park;
     
    1. (E)
      No more than two (2) fast-food restaurants shall be allowed in the industrial park;
     
    1. (F)
      Motels are prohibited; and
     
    1. (G)
      Hotel amenities shall include at a minimum a swimming pool, fitness center, room service, concierge service, parking, and restaurant(s) located within the building.
      (CB-97-2004)
    11Reserved.
    12Located only on or abutting a lot or group of lots containing an office building or group of office buildings having a gross floor area of at least fifty thousand (50,000) square feet.
    (CB-44-1987)
    13This does not provide for accessory antennas or overhead distribution lines.
    (CB-25-1987)
    14In a publicly-owned recreational facility, a school, a church, or a public building, a day care center shall only be permitted as an accessory use. A church must provide its tax-exempt identification number when applying for a Detailed Site Plan or a building or use and occupancy permit for an accessory day care center for children.
    (CB-23-1988; CB-98-1988; CB-44-1989)
    15Provided the health center is located on a minimum of twenty-five (25) acres.
    (CB-55-1988)
    16Provided:
     
    1. (A)
      The whip antenna does not extend more than fifteen (15) feet above the height of the structure to which it is attached and does not support lights or signs unless required for aircraft warning or other safety reasons;
     
    1. (B)
      The equipment building does not exceed five hundred sixty (560) square feet of gross floor area or twelve (12) feet in height;
     
    1. (C)
      The equipment building matches the construction material and color(s) of an existing building when it is attached thereto; and
     
    1. (D)
      The equipment building is constructed of brick and designed to coordinate with the design of any existing main building on the same lot or on an adjoining lot when constructed as a freestanding building.
      (CB-61-1988; CB-81-1993)
    17Subject to Detailed Site Plan approval, in accordance with PART 3, Division 9, of this Subtitle.
    (CB-3-1989)
    18Limited to twenty percent (20%) of the gross floor area of the building within which it is located, but not to exceed a maximum of five thousand (5,000) square feet.
    (CB-3-1989)
    19A sanitary landfill, rubble fill, or Class 3 fill may include a rock crusher only if it is approved as part of the Special Exception.
    (CB-15-1990; CB-8-2003; CB-87-2003)
    20Provided there is no discernible noise from the exterior of the building.
    (CB-4-1991)
    21Provided both uses were existing as of January 1, 1991.
    (CB-11-1991)
    22In accordance with Section 27-475.06.
    (CB-82-1991)
    23Except as provided for in Section 27-467.01.
    (CB-90-1992)
    24Provided the vehicle rental lot is located within one-half (1/2) mile of a mass transit facility.
    (CB-58-1993)
    25The gross floor area shall not exceed 25% of the gross floor area of the building within which this accessory use is located.
    (CB-1-1994)
    26Moving and storage operations that have less than one hundred thousand (100,000) square feet of gross floor area, have hours of operation between 7:30 A.M. and 5:30 P.M., and are located in a building that was existing on August 31, 1994, are permitted by right.
    (CB-5-1994)
    27A Special Exception shall not be required for development on a lot of no less than ten (10) or more than twenty (20) acres, located within five hundred (500) feet of property in the M-A-C or C-S-C Zones, said lot having frontage on at least two (2) public streets, and a store with a gross floor area not exceeding 85,000 square feet of sales and service floor area (excluding mezzanines) under one roof, of which no more than a total of twenty percent (20%) of sales and service floor area may be dedicated to the sale and/or display of building materials, including, among other things, building supplies, plumbing supplies, electrical supplies, and hardware, either individually or in the aggregate; or the use is located on a lot or parcel that is between ten (10) and twenty (20) acres in size; said lot or parcel is located within five hundred (500) feet of property in the M-A-C Zone and has frontage on at least two public streets; the store has no more than twenty-five thousand (25,000) square feet gross floor area; the store fills medical prescriptions and sells medical supplies and nonprescription medicines, in addition to general merchandise; and except for medical prescriptions, medical supplies, and nonprescription medicines, the store has no more than fifty percent (50%) of its gross floor area devoted to the sale of a single type of merchandise, such as food or specialty items.
    (CB-21-1994; CB-11-2003; CB-64-2012)
    28The Board of Appeals may grant variances from the requirements of Section 27-475.06.01(a)(1).
    (CB-14-1994)
    29Reserved.
    30Reserved.
    31Reserved.
    32In accordance with the provisions of PART 16. Section 27-248 and Section 27-904 provide for expedited processing of applications for adult book store and/or adult video store use and occupancy permits.
    (CB-53-1996; CB-28-2009)
    33Approval of a Special Exception is required for any use in the I-1 or I-2 Zones if any portion of the lot on which the use is proposed is within the subject area of a pending Transit District Overlay Zoning Map Amendment that has been initiated by resolution of the District Council. This provision does not apply to uses or buildings in existence as of July 1, 1996, or uses set forth in Section 27-473(b)(1)(A)(i), (A)(iv), and (C), and (b)(5).
    (CB-66-1996)
    34Notwithstanding the language in Footnote 33, a Special Exception is not required if any portion of the lot is within the subject area of a pending Transit District Overlay Zoning Map Amendment that has been initiated by resolution of the District Council, and is located at least 2,000 feet from an existing Metrorail station.
    (CB-66-1996)
    35Provided:
     
    1. (A)
      The church is located in an existing freestanding building not exceeding two stories in heights;
     
    1. (B)
      If the building in which the church is located contains other uses, a separate entry to the church must be provided for its use; and
     
    1. (C)
      At the time of issuance of the initial use and occupancy permit, the church shall be located within 1,000 feet of another existing church.
      (CB-84-1996)
    36If not conducted in an existing office building, a Detailed Site Plan shall be approved in accordance with PART 3, Division 9, of this Subtitle.
    (CB-93-1996)
    37Provided:
     
    1. (A)
      The vehicle sales or rental lot is subordinate in area to, and is an expansion of, an existing permitted vehicle sales or rental use located on a contiguous adjacent lot in the I-1, I-2, or I-4 Zones; and
     
    1. (B)
      The two contiguous adjacent lots are owned by the same individual(s); and
     
    1. (C)
      The property on which the expansion will be located is adjacent to a public roadway; and
     
    1. (D)
      No structure may be erected except for paving, and with the exception of one structure not to exceed 6,000 square feet gross floor area which is architecturally compatible with the surrounding neighborhood.
      (CB-73-1997)
    38Reserved.
    39Townhouses shall comply with the design guidelines set forth in Section 27-274(a)(11) and the regulations for development set forth in Section 27-433(d).
    (CB-89-1999)
    40A business limited to truck storage, maintenance, and repair only, with associated administrative offices, is permitted by right. Transporting of any items to or from the site is prohibited.
    (CB-13-2000)
    41Permitted as an accessory use to a gas station located within an industrial park.
    (CB-92-2001)
    42Permitted as an accessory use to a gas station located within an industrial park, provided the uses are located within the same building.
    (CB-92-2001)
    43Provided:
     
    1. (A)
      The retail center is built and has one or more approved occupancy permits prior to October 1, 2001;
     
    1. (B)
      The retail center lies on property that adjoins land in the R-18 Zone and has frontage on a road classified as an arterial on the applicable Master Plan; and
     
    1. (C)
      No food or beverage store may occupy more than ten thousand (10,000) square feet or one-third (1/3) of the property's net leasable building space, whichever is less.
      (CB-93-2001)
    44Except for new vehicle sales lots, the use shall be located on a tract of land containing a minimum of twenty-five thousand (25,000) square feet. All such uses on property less than twenty-five thousand (25,000) square feet in existence on September 1, 2002, may not be certified as nonconforming uses and must cease operations on or before August 31, 2005.
    (CB-33-2002)
    45The property shall lie within one-quarter (1/4) mile of an existing mass transit rail station operated by the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA). Permits may not be issued for the commercial parking structure until the Planning Board approves a Detailed Site Plan, as required in the I-3 Zone. The Planning Board shall find:
     
    1. (A)
      The site plan meets all I-3 Zone requirements;
     
    1. (B)
      The proposed parking structure will not prevent the achievement of Transit Oriented Development goals in the neighborhood surrounding the WMATA station; and
     
    1. (C)
      The location and design of the parking structure provide for ample pedestrian ways, landscaping, lighting, and other amenities, to create direct and pleasant connections between the structure and the WMATA station.
     All commercial parking lot or garage operations on the property shall cease by September 1, 2008.
    (CB-43-2002)
    46A Class 3 fill in existence as of October 7, 2003 that is operating pursuant to any validly issued grading permit, and is not in violation, shall be permitted to continue in operation as a matter of right, but is limited to the fill area established by any previously issued grading permit, not to exceed two (2) renewals of the permit. Those fill operations that are in violation on October 7, 2003 have until December 31, 2003 to comply, or their permit is void.
    (CB-8-2003; CB-87-2003)
    47Provided:
     
    1. (A)
      The property is located on and inside the Capital Beltway at an existing interchange with said Beltway;
     
    1. (B)
      The site contains a minimum of eighty (80) acres that is split-zoned I-3, I-1, and R-R, with not more than twenty percent (20%) zoned R-R;
     
    1. (C)
      The property is proposed for employment uses in the most recently approved applicable Master Plan;
     
    1. (D)
      A Detailed Site Plan shall be approved in accordance with PART 3, Division 9, of this Subtitle; and
     
    1. (E)
      The site plan shall include at least two (2) stores containing one hundred thousand (100,000) square feet or more of gross floor area.
      (CB-65-2003; CB-19-2005)
    48Subject to the approval of a Detailed Site Plan in accordance with PART 3, Division 9, of this Subtitle.
    (CB-70-2004)
    49Provided:
     
    1. (A)
      The use is located within a development with no less than fifty (50) acres included in the Preliminary Plan.
     
    1. (B)
      The development adjoins properties in the I-1 and I-2 Zones and a railroad right-of-way at the time of Preliminary Plan approval.
     
    1. (C)
      The development shall not be subject to the requirements of Section 27-471(f)(2) or (g).
     
    1. (D)
      The development shall comply with the regulations applicable to the I-1 Zone set forth in Section 27-474, except that the setback from any residentially-zoned property shall be fifty (50) feet.
     
    1. (E)
      The development shall be subject to the approval of a Detailed Site Plan, but not a Conceptual Site Plan. Noise, landscaping, buffering or uses from adjoining residential properties, and preservation and interpretation of any archeological or paleontological resources shall be addressed at the Detailed Site Plan stage.
     
    1. (F)
      Outdoor storage is prohibited unless approved on a Detailed Site Plan and screened from surrounding properties.
      (CB-92-2004)
    50Permitted use without the requirement for a Special Exception provided:
     
    1. (A)
      The site on which the use is located is within an existing industrial park containing a minimum of five (5) acres;
     
    1. (B)
      The site is not contiguous to any land used for residential purposes;
     
    1. (C)
      The site abuts a railroad spur; and
     
    1. (D)
      The site is located within the Developed Tier as described in the General Plan.
      (CB-111-2004)
    51Provided:
     
    1. (A)
      The use is limited to property that has at least one hundred and fifty (150) feet of frontage on and vehicular access to at least one (1) road classified as a collector or lower classification on the applicable Master Plan and a minimum right-of-way width of sixty (60) feet;
     
    1. (B)
      A Limited Detailed Site Plan shall be approved for the use in accordance with Section 27-286(a). The site plan shall address architecture, landscaping, lighting, and infrastructure which is essential to the development of the site including streets, utilities, and stormwater management facilities;
     
    1. (C)
      The Limited Detailed Site Plan shall demonstrate compliance with Section 27-358(a)(2), (3), (4), (5), (6), (8), and (10); and (b)(1), (2), and (3); and
     
    1. (D)
      Upon the abandonment of a commercial fuel depot, all structures exclusively used in the business (including underground storage tanks), except buildings, shall be removed by the owner of the property. For the purpose of this footnote, the term "abandonment" shall mean non-operation as a commercial fuel depot for a period of fourteen (14) months after the services cease.
      (CB-68-2006)
    52Does not include the sale of alcoholic beverages or hours of operation that extend beyond 10:00 P.M.
    (CB-8-2007)
    53Businesses with a valid state license for check cashing issued prior to September 1, 2009 may continue as a matter of right and shall not be deemed nonconforming, regardless of a change in tenancy or ownership of the check cashing business.
    (CB-23-2009; CB-106-2012)
    54Subject to Detailed Site Plan approval in accordance with PART 3, Division 9, of this Subtitle. Any fast-food restaurant operating pursuant to an approved Special Exception as of the effective date of CB-49-2005 shall remain valid, be considered a legal use, and shall not be deemed a nonconforming use. Such fast-food restaurants and their underlying special exceptions may be modified pursuant to the existing provisions relating to revisions or amendments to special exceptions generally and fast-food restaurants specifically as they exist in the Zoning Ordinance.
    (CB-19-2010; CB-46-2010)
    55Any private automobile and other vehicle auction operating in the I-1 Zone prior to January 1, 2011, shall not be certified as a nonconforming use and shall meet the requirements of Section 27-475.06.07.(b), (c), and (d). If the use is not brought into conformance with these requirements within the prescribed two-year time period, the property owner shall cease all auction operations on the property.
    (CB-59-2010)
    56Any existing establishment in the I-1 or U-L-I Zone with a valid use and occupancy permit for an auditorium, private club or lodge that included activity that meets the definition of "adult entertainment" may continue upon approval of a Special Exception. Applications for adult entertainment must be filed and accepted by June 1, 2012.
    (CB-56-2011)
    57Permitted use without the requirement of a Special Exception provided:
     
    1. (A)
      The site on which the use is located is operating as a an existing construction and demolition processing and recycling facility within five miles of access to a State Highway of arterial classification or higher; and
     
    1. (B)
      The facility is approved for acceptance of Municipal Solid Waste generated in Prince George's County pursuant to the Prince George's County FY 2002-2011 Ten Year Solid Waste Management Plan.
      (CB-76-2012)
    58Permitted without a special exception provided:
     
    1. (A)
      All operations shall be confined to the interior of a wholly enclosed building. There shall be no outdoor storage and/or unattended drop offs of materials or equipment;
     
    1. (B)
      The facility shall not accept material from individual residents and shall not operate as a public drop-off center;
     
    1. (C)
      The use and occupancy permit application shall include an operations plan and checklist indicating the methods by which the facility intends to comply with the approved certification standard;
     
    1. (D)
      Within twelve (12) months after issuance of any use and occupancy permit to an electronic recycling facility, the occupant shall obtain, and at all times thereafter, maintain certification under the most recently adopted Responsible Recycling (R2) standard, e-steward standard, or an equivalent standard determined by the Department of Permitting, Inspections, and Enforcement to meet or exceed these standards;
     
    1. (E)
      Following initial certification, each electronic recycling facility shall certify to the Department of Permitting, Inspections, and Enforcement in January of each calendar year that the permitted facility is certified under the R2 or equivalent approved standard; and
     
    1. (F)
      In the event an electronic recycling facility fails to obtain the required certification within twelve (12) months after the issuance of the use and occupancy permit, or fails to maintain such certification, the Department of Permitting, Inspections, and Enforcement shall revoke the use and occupancy permit and operations must cease until the certification is obtained.
      (CB-91-2012; CB-29-2014)
    59Subject to Detailed Site Plan approval pursuant to PART 3, Division 9 of this Code. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Code, a Conceptual Site Plan shall not be required and any previously approved Conceptual Site Plan shall not be of any force or effect where the subject property on which the use is located:
     
    1. (A)
      Was classified in the I-3 Zone pursuant to a Sectional Map Amendment approved before January 1, 1978; and
     
    1. (B)
      Lies entirely within the I-95/495 (Capital Beltway) envelope.
      (CB-38-2014)
    60Provided the use is on property with a land area of at least three (3) acres. Notwithstanding any other provision within Section 27-471 of this Subtitle to the contrary, a Private Limousine Service Dispatching Station use situated on three (3) or more acres of land where a business was operating within the definition of 'Private Limousine Service Dispatching Station' set forth in Section 27-107.01 of this Subtitle as of November 1, 2015, and for which no expansion of the use is proposed, shall be a permitted use and shall only conform with the requirements set forth in Section 27-471 of this subtitle if development to expand the use requires a County building permit.
    (CB-87-2015; CB-22-2016; CB-34-2017)
    Editor's note—Effective April 11, 2017, CR-24-2017 provides that the Prince George's County Director of Permitting, Inspections, and Enforcement shall be authorized to issue a use and occupancy permit for any Private Limousine Service Dispatching Station use in the I-3 Zone, provided that: (1) the use was existing as of November 1, 2015; (2) said use is located on property with a land area of at least three (3) acres; and (3) the use shall not be subject to any conceptual site plan or detailed site plan approval process.
    61Subject to conformance with Section 27-475.06.08 of this Subtitle.
    (CB-5-2016)
    62The companion uses shall be administrative offices, training areas, incubator, and space for other food manufacturing/preparation.
    (CB-69-2016)
    63A vehicle sales or rental lot, including outdoor display of vehicles that is located within two miles of any boundary with the District of Columbia and that limits its business to the sale of commercial vehicles, shall be permitted by right and shall not subject to the Conceptual Site Plan and Detailed Site Plan requirements set forth in Section 27-471(d), nor the regulations set forth in Section 27-471(c), 27-471(f)(2) and 27-471(i) of this Subtitle. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Section, a vehicle sales or rental lot, including the outdoor display of vehicles use that is located within two miles of any boundary with the District of Columbia that is also within 500 feet of a school use or land owned by the County Board of Education shall be subject to Detailed Site Plan approval in accordance with PART 3, Division 9 of this Subtitle.
    (CB-68-2016)
    64Permitted use, provided that:
     
    1. (A)
      The use is subject to, and limited by, all prescriptions and/or restrictions set forth in Section 27-548.56 of this Subtitle; and
     
    1. (B)
      Is subject to a Detailed Site Plan approval process, in accordance with PART 3, Division 9 of this Subtitle.
      (CB-59-2017)
    65Permitted use, provided that the use is subject to a Detailed Site Plan in accordance with PART 3, Division 9 of this Subtitle, and the development standards, regulations, and requirements shall be established and shown on the Detailed Site Plan. A Detailed Site Plan for property within the M-I-O Zone is also subject to PART 10C of this Subtitle.
    (CB-82-2017)
    66Permitted use, provided:
     
    1. (A)
      All or part of the property is located: (i) within one-quarter mile from an existing mass transit rail station operated by the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA); or (ii) is located within a designated Community Center Edge in the applicable Master Plan or Sector Plan, and abuts property with a zoning classification of M-X-T;
     
    1. (B)
      The use is subject to Detailed Site Plan approval in accordance with PART 3, Division 9 of this Subtitle; and
     
    1. (C)
      Regulations concerning the height of structure, lot size and coverage, parking and loading, frontage, setbacks, density, landscaping and other requirements of the I-1 Zone shall not apply. All such requirements, except for those cited herein for townhouses, shall be established and shown on the Detailed Site Plan. Townhouse uses shall conform to the dimensional requirements set forth in Section 27-544(f)(2)(E) and (G) of this Subtitle.
      (CB-96-2017; CB-62-2018; CB-29-2020)
    67Permitted use, provided:
     
    1. (A)
      The I-3 property is combined with R-55 and R-T zoned lots, parcels, or property totaling less than sixteen (16) gross acres in size and located less than 2,000 feet from an interchange to the outer loop of the Capital Beltway (I-95/I-495);
     
    1. (B)
      The property shall have access to a signalized intersection of a publicly maintained roadway with a functional transportation classification as Arterial or higher within the 2009 Countywide Master Plan of Transportation; and
     
    1. (C)
      Regulations of the I-3 Zone shall not apply; all requirements for development shall be established by and shown on a Detailed Site Plan approved by the Planning Board and/or the District Council.
      (CB-118-2017)
    68Notwithstanding any other provision of this Subtitle, a Concrete recycling facility shall not be subject to a special exception process and shall be a permitted use in the I-2 Zone, provided that:
     
    1. (A)
      The concrete recycling facility use is located on property with an existing, operational sand and gravel wet processing facility use;
     
    1. (B)
      The use is located on at lot or parcel consisting of at least twenty (20) acres;
     
    1. (C)
      Operations of the use on the site are limited to the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday;
     
    1. (D)
      Operations of the use on the site shall not occur on weekends;
     
    1. (E)
      Crushing operations of the use on the site shall be limited to sixty (60) days per calendar year;
     
    1. (F)
      The use shall be located on property abutted on three (3) sides by land with a zoning classification of O-S;
     
    1. (G)
      The concrete recycling and other components of the use having the potential for generation of adverse noise, dust, or vibration impacts shall be located at least three hundred (300) feet from the boundary lines of the subject property, adjoining land in any residential or commercial zone, or land proposed for residential or commercial uses within a Comprehensive Design Zone, Mixed Use, or Planned Community Zone; and
     
    1. (H)
      A site plan is filed and approved by the County Department of Permitting, Inspections, and Enforcement ("DPIE") with the building permit for the use that includes the following:
     
    1. (1)
      the components of the concrete recycling facility;
     
    1. (2)
      the location of all material stockpiles;
     
    1. (3)
      the location of settling ponds, if any;
     
    1. (4)
      the source of water to be used in conjunction with the operations of the use;
     
    1. (5)
      the truck wash-out facilities, if any;
     
    1. (6)
      the methods of disposing of waste materials associated with operations of the use;
     
    1. (7)
      the internal traffic circulation system for operations of the use; and
     
    1. (8)
      the parking and storage areas for all vehicles and equipment associated with operations of the use.
      (CB-46-2018)
    69Notwithstanding any other provision of this Subtitle, a Concrete batching or mixing plant shall not be subject to a special exception process and shall be a permitted use in the I-2 Zone, provided that:
     
    1. (A)
      The use is located on property with an existing, operational sand and gravel wet processing facility use;
     
    1. (B)
      The use is located on at lot or parcel consisting of at least twenty (20) acres;
     
    1. (C)
      Operations of the use on the site are limited to the hours of 5:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday;
     
    1. (D)
      Weekend operations of the use on the site shall be limited to Saturdays between the hours of 6:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.;
     
    1. (E)
      All mixing equipment associated with the use shall be located within a wholly enclosed building;
     
    1. (F)
      The use shall be located on property abutted on three (3) sides by land with a zoning classification of O-S, at the time of commencement of the Concrete batching or mixing plant use;
     
    1. (G)
      The mixing plant and other components of the use having the potential for generation of adverse noise, dust, or vibration impacts that are not located within a wholly enclosed building (including conveyor systems, concrete mixers, weighing hoppers, batching equipment, aggregate bins, truck mixing areas, and truck wash-out facilities) shall be located at least three hundred (300) feet from the boundary lines of the subject property adjoining land in any residential or commercial zone, or land proposed for residential or commercial uses within a Comprehensive Design Zone, Mixed Use, or Planned Community Zone; and
     
    1. (H)
      A site plan is filed and approved by the County Department of Permitting, Inspections, and Enforcement ("DPIE") with the building permit for the use, that includes the following:
     
    1. (1)
      the components of the concrete mixing plant;
     
    1. (2)
      the location of all natural material stockpiles;
     
    1. (3)
      the location of settling ponds, if any;
     
    1. (4)
      the source of water to be used in conjunction with the operations of the use;
     
    1. (5)
      the truck wash-out facilities, if any;
     
    1. (6)
      the methods of disposing of waste materials associated with operations of the use;
     
    1. (7)
      the internal traffic circulation system for operations of the use;
     
    1. (8)
      the truck mixing areas; and
     
    1. (9)
      the parking and storage areas for all vehicles and equipment associated with operations of the use.
      (CB-47-2018)
    70Provided:
     
    1. (A)
      All or part of the property is located within a designated Community Center Edge in the applicable Master Plan or Sector Plan and abuts property zoned M-X-T; and
     
    1. (B)
      A Detailed Site Plan is approved in accordance with PART 3, Division 9 of this Subtitle. Regulations concerning the height of structure, lot size and coverage, parking and loading, frontage, setbacks, density, landscaping and other requirements of the I-1 Zone shall not apply. All such requirements as established, and the following additional requirements shall be shown on the Detailed Site Plan:
     
    1. (1)
      Total area is 1/2 acre, plus 1,000 contiguous square feet for each person cared for above 10;
     
    1. (2)
      Street frontage is at least 150 feet; and
     
    1. (3)
      Setback requirement is at least 25 feet from all boundary lines of the property. The Detailed Site Plan shall include a statement detailing the level of care to be provided for the residents of the facility.
      (CB-62-2018)
    71Permitted use if the extent of the use on the property does not exceed a maximum of five (5) acres in size. The Urban Farm shall not allow noxious odors or dust to drift off the premises. The applicant shall be required to obtain a Health Department permit if fruits and vegetables are cut up or prepared foods are being sold to the public. Signage shall be limited to way finding and directional signs.
    (CB-14-2019)
    72Provided:
     
    1. (A)
      The use shall not cause noxious odors or dust to drift off the premises;
     
    1. (B)
      Onsite signage shall be limited to one identification sign not exceeding six (6) square feet in area. Way-finding, directional and interpretative signs educating attendees about urban farming are allowed on the property;
     
    1. (C)
      The use must be maintained in an orderly manner, including litter removal, irrigation, pest control, and removal of dead or diseased plant materials. All garbage must be removed from the site weekly;
     
    1. (D)
      Garbage and compost receptacles at an urban farm shall be screened from the street and adjacent properties by utilizing landscaping, fencing, or storage within structures;
     
    1. (E)
      The use shall be required to obtain all necessary permits as applicable, including for accessory structures and signage,
     
    1. (F)
      Notwithstanding Section 27-107.01(243.8), incidental sales are permitted onsite, provided all other regulations of the zone are met. For the purposes of this footnote, incidental sales shall be defined as up to three times per week.
      (CB-14-2019)
    73Crop plantings shall be located a minimum of ten (10) feet from the front and rear street lines, and ten (10) feet from any other residential zone.
    (CB-14-2019)
    74If the use conducts business outdoors, said use shall comply with the life safety requirements of Section 27-261(j)(11)-(12).
    (CB-7-2020)
    75Permitted use, without approval of a Special Exception, provided that:
     
    1. (a)
      The use is located on property with a minimum land area of fifty (50) acres;
     
    1. (b)
      The property is shown as an industrial use on the applicable Master Plan;
     
    1. (c)
      The property has been used as a sand and gravel operation since at least January 1, 1960;
     
    1. (d)
      The concrete recycling facility use will be an extension of the existing, valid industrial use on the property; and
     
    1. (e)
      Concrete recycling facility components having the potential for generating adverse noise, dust, or vibration impacts shall be located at least three hundred (300) feet from the boundary lines of the subject property adjoining any land in any Residential Zone, and one hundred (100) feet from the boundaries of the subject property adjoining any land in any Industrial Zone. Other fixed installations (including automobile parking, settling ponds, and office uses) shall be located at least one hundred (100) feet from the boundaries of the subject property adjoining any land in any Residential Zone.
     
    1. (f)
      The permit or site plan and accompanying information shall show:
     
    1. (1)
      The components of the concrete recycling facility;
     
    1. (2)
      The daily capacity of the facility;
     
    1. (3)
      The location of all material stockpiles;
     
    1. (4)
      The settling ponds, if any;
     
    1. (5)
      The source of water to be used in the operation;
     
    1. (6)
      Truck wash-out facilities, if any;
     
    1. (7)
      The methods of disposing of waste materials; and
     
    1. (8)
      The internal traffic circulation system
     
    1. (g)
      Driveways for ingress and egress shall be identified on the permit or site plan, and shall be located so as to not endanger pedestrians or create traffic hazards. The applicant shall identify the dust-control measures to be used on the driveways and the interior traffic circulation system. Any ingress or egress driveway shall have a minimum width of twenty-two (22) feet and shall be paved for a distance of at least one hundred (100) feet from the boundary line of the property.
     
    1. (h)
      A permit application shall be accompanied by the following:
     
    1. (1)
      An approved storm water concept plan;
     
    1. (2)
      A preliminary noise assessment demonstrating compliance with the Maximum Allowable Noise Levels (dBA), in accordance with Subtitle 19 of this Code;
     
    1. (3)
      A horizontal profile illustrating all structures and stockpiles;
     
    1. (4)
      A grading plan that illustrates existing and proposed topography; and
     
    1. (5)
      A traffic analysis which includes the volume of traffic expected to be generated by the operation and identifies the streets to be used between the site and the nearest other street (to be used) that has a minimum paved width of twenty-four (24) feet for its predominant length.
      (CB-54-2020)
    76Permitted use, subject to the provisions of Section 27-475.06.10 of this Subtitle.
    (CB-63-2020)
    77Permitted use without a Conceptual Site Plan or Detailed Site Plan approval process, provided:
     
    1. (a)
      The use is located on property that is adjacent to property that is at least 100 acres in size and is located in the I-2 Zone;
     
    1. (b)
      The use is located on property that is adjacent to a CSX rail line property; and
     
    1. (c)
      Except for net lot area and outdoor storage, the regulations applicable to development in the I-3 Zone shall not apply. Development of the use shall conform with the regulations for development of property in the I-2 Zone.
      (CB-23-2021)
    78Permitted use, provided:
     
    1. (A)
      The property is classified in the I-3 Zone pursuant to a Sectional Map Amendment approved before July 1, 2010;
     
    1. (B)
      The property is proposed for employment uses in the most recently approved applicable Master Plan; and
     
    1. (C)
      The Department or variety store use is a thrift store conducted within a wholly enclosed building on property owned by a non-profit organization, including a Church or similar place of Worship.
      (CB-44-2021)
    79Provided:
     
    1. (A)
      The property fronts on a roadway with a functional transportation classification of arterial within the applicable Master Plan;
     
    1. (B)
      The property contains a minimum of seven (7) acres of land.
     
    1. (C)
      The preliminary plan of subdivision for the proposed development shall include land in both the I-1 and C-O zones;
     
    1. (D)
      Each multifamily building shall consist of at least three stories and be served by an elevator;
     
    1. (E)
      The density approved may not exceed 48 dwelling units per acre;
     
    1. (F)
      Subject to Detailed Site Plan approval in accordance with PART 3, Division 9 of this Subtitle. Regulations concerning the height of structure, lot size and coverage, frontage, setbacks, density, and other requirements of the underlying zones shall not apply. All such requirements shall be established and shown on the Detailed Site Plan.
      (CB-089-2021)
    80Provided:
     
    1. (A)
      The property is located less than one mile from the District of Columbia;
     
    1. (B)
      The property is located less than 50 feet from property located in the R-55 Zone;
     
    1. (C)
      The use is located on a lot or parcel consisting of at least 1.5 but no more than 2.5 acres; and
     
    1. (D)
      The use shall be located on property abutted on four (4) sides by land located in an industrial zone, at the time of commencement of the funeral parlor, undertaking establishment.
     
    1. (E)
      The minimum side and rear yard setbacks shall be at least fifty (50) feet each, when adjoining land in any Residential Zone, or land proposed to be used for residential purposes on an approved Basic Plan for a Comprehensive Design Zone, approved Official Plan for an R-P-C Zone, or any approved Conceptual or Detailed Site Plan; AND
     
    1. (F)
      If the subject property is located in an Industrial Zone, it shall contain at least one and one-half (1 1/2) contiguous acres.
      (CB-101-2021)
    1. (c)
      Any lawful commercial use shall be allowed on land which was classified in the I-1 or I-2 Zone on or before October 27, 1970, that was developed as an integrated shopping center having a gross floor area of at least one hundred thousand (100,000) square feet as of that date, subject to the following:
      1. (1)
        If the use is listed in the Table of Uses (Subsection (b) of this Section) as being permitted (P), or permitted as a (PA) or (PB) use, the use shall be allowed in accordance with the provisions of this Section applicable to that use;
      2. (2)
        If the use is listed in the Table of Uses for the Commercial Zones (Section 27-461(b)) as a use permitted by Special Exception (SE) in the C-S-C Zone, the use may only be allowed in accordance with all of the provisions of this Subtitle applicable to the C-S-C Zone (including the approval of a Special Exception for the use), even though the property is classified in the I-1 or I-2 Zone, unless the use is otherwise allowed in Subsection (b) of this Section.

    (CB-28-1984; CB-33-1984; CB-50-1984; CB-71-1984; CB-84-1984; CB-94-1984; CB-108-1984; CB-19-1985; CB-64-1995)

    Section Comments

    By: WebMaster

    Date: 4/14/2022

    Stopped fixing indents in table at (2)(G) - Alexys

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-474. Regulations.

  • (a)
    Regulations tables.
    1. (1)
      The following tables contain additional regulations for development in the Industrial Zones.
  • (b)
    TABLE 1 - SETBACKS (Minimum in Feet)
  • ZONE
     USEI-1I-2I-3I-4
    From street:    
     In General254,10 254,10 -254,10
     Freeway--509,10 -
     All Except Freeway--309,10,11 -
    From adjoining land in any Residential Zone (or land proposed to be used for residential purposes on an approved Basic Plan for a Comprehensive Design Zone, or any approved Conceptual or Detailed Site Plan):    
     All Yards--501,3,10 -
     Side Yard206,10 206,10 -7510
     Rear Yard206,10 206,10 -7510
    From adjoining land in any nonresidential zone:    
     All Yards--202,3,10,11 -
     Side Yard305,6,10 305,6,10 -305
     Rear YardNone7,10 None7,10 -None10
    Between unattached buildings  The height8,10,11 of
    the taller building
    The height8,10 of
    the taller building
    ZONE
     USEI-1I-2I-3I-4
    From street:    
     In General254,10 254,10 -254,10
     Freeway--509,10 -
     All Except Freeway--309,10,11 -
    From adjoining land in any Residential Zone (or land proposed to be used for residential purposes on an approved Basic Plan for a Comprehensive Design Zone, or any approved Conceptual or Detailed Site Plan):    
     All Yards--501,3,10 -
     Side Yard206,10 206,10 -7510
     Rear Yard206,10 206,10 -7510
    From adjoining land in any nonresidential zone:    
     All Yards--202,3,10,11 -
     Side Yard305,6,10 305,6,10 -305
     Rear YardNone7,10 None7,10 -None10
    Between unattached buildings  The height8,10,11 of
    the taller building
    The height8,10 of
    the taller building
    1Plus one (1) foot for each foot of building height up to a maximum of one hundred twenty-five (125) feet required.
    2Plus one (1) foot for each foot of building height up to a maximum of seventy-five (75) feet required.
    3Including surface parking and loading areas, except that fifty percent (50%) of this additional required yard (created under Footnote 1 or 2) may be used for surface parking.
    4For this regulation, a street shall mean a right-of-way line, as shown on the current approved Master Plan, Functional Master Plan of Transportation, or General Plan, Prince George's County Capital Improvement Program, or Maryland State five (5) Year Highway Construction Program, whichever indicates the greatest right-of-way width. Any other street shall be deemed to have a right-of-way of at least seventy (70) feet.
    5May be one (1) or two (2) side yards for a total of thirty (30) feet.
    6Plus one-third (1/3) foot for every one (1) foot of building height above thirty (30) feet shall be provided.
    7Except that if the building is more than thirty (30) feet high, a setback of one-third (1/3) foot for every one (1) foot of building height above thirty (30) feet shall be provided.
    8With a minimum of twenty-five (25) and a maximum one hundred fifty (150) feet required.
    9Applies to surface parking and loading area.
    10Towers, whips, poles, and antennae and supporting structures, excluding guy wires, shall be set back one-half (1/2) foot for each foot of structure height.
    (CB-8-1990; CB-123-1994)
    11For property located within one (1) mile of any land owned by the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority and used as a rail transit station with the exception of property located in a Development District Overlay Zone or a Transit District Overlay Zone, the minimum setback from any street except a Freeway, in all yards from adjoining land in any non-residential zone and the minimum setback between unattached buildings shall be ten (10) feet.
    (CB-15-2008)
    1. (c)
      TABLE II - NET LOT AREA (Minimum in Square Feet)
    ZONE
     USEI-1I-2I-3I-4
    Each lot--87,1201  
    ZONE
     USEI-1I-2I-3I-4
    Each lot--87,1201  
    1The net lot area may be less than that required, if the lot was classified in the I-3 Zone either before October 31, 1977, or by a Sectional Map Amendment, provided the owner does not own abutting undeveloped property zoned I-3 that could be used to satisfy the required area.
    1. (d)
      TABLE III - LOT FRONTAGE (Minimum In Feet)
    ZONE
     USEI-1I-2I-3I-4
    Frontage:    
     On a street other than a cul-de-sac--150 
     On a cul-de-sac--75 
    ZONE
     USEI-1I-2I-3I-4
    Frontage:    
     On a street other than a cul-de-sac--150 
     On a cul-de-sac--75 
    1. (e)
      TABLE IV - BUILDING COVERAGE AND GREEN AREA
    ZONE
     USEI-1I-2I-3I-4
    Building coverage (Maximum % of net lot area)--452 301
    Green area (Minimum % of net lot area)1010252 25
    ZONE
     USEI-1I-2I-3I-4
    Building coverage (Maximum % of net lot area)--452 301
    Green area (Minimum % of net lot area)1010252 25
    1For a one (1) story building, only. Buildings exceeding a height of one (1) story must have a lesser lot coverage, in order to maintain a floor area ratio of 0.3 (or less).
    2For property located within one mile of any land owned by the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority and used as a rail transit station with the exception of property located in a Development District Overlay Zone or a Transit District Overlay Zone, the maximum percentage of building coverage shall be ninety percent (90%) and the minimum green area shall be ten percent (10%).
    (CB-15-2008)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-474.01. Regulation tables for the U-L-I Zone.

  • (a)
    The following tables contain additional regulations governing building setbacks, building height, landscaping, and signs in the U-L-I Zone.
  • (b)
    Existing buildings at the time a rezoning to the U-L-I Zone is approved are considered to be legally existing, and shall not be considered nonconforming. The following regulations shall apply to any building expansion or new construction.
  • (c)
    For purposes of the U-L-I Zone, the street line shall mean the existing right-of-way line, unless the Master Plan of Transportation recommends a specific right-of-way or the County Capital Improvements Program or State Consolidated Transportation Program includes construction funds to widen the road.
  • (d)
    Setbacks.
    1. (1)
      From a street with a right-of-way of 50 feet or less
    A maximum of 10 feet or the average of the setbacks of the main buildings on the block, whichever is greater, unless modified by the Planning Board in accordance with Division 6 of this Part
    1. (2)
      From a street with a right-of-way exceeding 50 feet
    To be determined by the Planning Board in accordance with Division 6 of this Part
    1. (3)
      Side or Rear Yards abutting land in a commercial or industrial zone
    None
    1. (4)
      Side or rear yards abutting residentially-zoned land or land in another zone used for residential purposes
    In accordance with Part 4.7 of the Landscape Manual, unless modified by the Planning Board in accordance with Division 6 of this Part
    1. (e)
      Height (maximum in feet).
    1. (1)
      In general
    35 feet, except a building shall not exceed the height of the main building on any adjoining property by more than twelve (12) feet, except in accordance with DIVISION 6 of this Part
    1. (f)
      Building coverage and green area.
    1. (1)
      Building coverage
    100%, unless reduced for reasons of compatibility in accordance with Division 6 of this Part
    1. (2)
      Green area
    0%, unless required for reasons of compatibility in accordance with Division 6 of this Part
    1. (g)
      Signs.
      1. (1)
        The following regulations shall apply to all on-site signs in the U-L-I Zone. Variations to these regulations may be approved in accordance with Division 6 of this Part.
        1. (A)
          Location.
          1. (i)
            Signs must be located on the front wall of the building in a band not less than eight (8) feet and no more than fourteen (14) feet high. In no case shall the band be higher than the lowest point of the roof of the building.
          2. (ii)
            In the case of the attached buildings, the sign band location, if signs are proposed, shall be uniform across the front of the building.
        2. (B)
          Height.
          1. (i)
            Signs shall not exceed eighteen (18) inches in height.
        3. (C)
          Color.
          1. (i)
            The sign band defined in paragraphs (1) and (2), above, shall have one (1) background color and shall be uniform on any building or group of attached buildings.
          2. (ii)
            Any individual sign may have a maximum of five (5) colors, including black and white.
        4. (D)
          Area.
          1. (i)
            The area of all signs shall be not more than one and one-half (1 1/2) square feet for each one (1) lineal foot of width along the front of the building (measured along the wall facing the front of the lot or the wall containing the principal entrance to the building, whichever is greater), to a maximum of eighty (80) square feet.

    (CB-1-1994)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-475. Mobile homes; trailers.

    Mobile homes or trailers (designed for human occupancy) used for business purposes are buildings requiring building permits.

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-475.01. Surface mining; sand and gravel wet-processing.

  • (a)
    In order for any surface mining or sand and gravel wet-processing operation to continue, the requirements of this Section shall be met.
  • (b)
    The purposes of this Section are to prevent or control the detrimental effects of surface mining and sand and gravel wet-processing operations upon neighboring properties, and existing and proposed land uses in the general area.
  • (c)
    All surface mining and sand and gravel wet-processing operations shall meet the following requirements:
    1. (1)
      The uses shall be operated in full compliance with applicable extraction and surface mining or sand and gravel wet-processing regulations.
    2. (2)
      For the safety of residents and property, the operator of the facility shall take effective measures to control the speed of trucks utilizing his facility and neighboring streets;
    3. (3)
      The operator shall avoid depositing any debris upon any streets; and
    4. (4)
      The owner of the subject property shall be required to post and maintain a permanent, durable sign identifying the use as a surface mining or sand and gravel wet-processing operation, in accordance with the requirements of Section 27-629.
  • (d)
    On land which is located within a Chesapeake Bay Critical Area Overlay Zone, development is subject to Subtitle 5B.
  • (CB-17-1984; CB-72-1987; CB-76-2010)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-475.02. Day care center for children.

  • (a)
    A day care center for children permitted (P) in the Table of Uses in the I-1, I-2, and I-3 Zones shall be subject to the following:
    1. (1)
      Requirements.
      1. (A)
        An ample outdoor play or activity area shall be provided, in accordance with the following:
        1. (i)
          All outdoor play areas shall have at least seventy-five (75) square feet of play space per child for fifty percent (50%) of the licensed capacity or seventy-five (75) square feet per child for the total number of children to use the play area at one (1) time, whichever is greater;
        2. (ii)
          All outdoor play areas shall be located at least twenty-five (25) feet from any dwelling on an adjoining lot, and shall be enclosed by a substantial wall or fence at least four (4) feet in height;
        3. (iii)
          A greater set back from adjacent properties or uses or a higher fence may be required by the Planning Board if it determines that it is needed to protect the health and safety of the children utilizing the play area;
        4. (iv)
          An off-premises outdoor play or activity area shall be located in proximity to the day care center, and shall be safely accessible without crossing (at grade) any hazardous area, such as a street or driveway;
        5. (v)
          The play area shall contain sufficient shade during the warmer months to afford protection from the sun;
        6. (vi)
          Sufficient lighting shall be provided on the play area if it is used before or after daylight hours to insure safe operation of the area; and
        7. (vii)
          Outdoor play shall be limited to the hours between 7 A.M. and 9 P.M.
    2. (2)
      Site Plan.
      1. (A)
        A Detailed Site Plan shall be approved for the center, in accordance with PART 3, Division 9, of this Subtitle, to insure compliance with the provisions of this Section.
      2. (B)
        In addition to the submittal requirements of PART 3, Division 9, the Detailed Site Plan shall show:
        1. (i)
          The proposed enrollment;
        2. (ii)
          The location and use of all buildings on adjoining lots; and
        3. (iii)
          The location and size of outdoor play or activity areas.
    3. (3)
      Enrollment.
      1. (A)
        For the purposes of this Section, enrollment shall mean the largest number of students enrolled in the center in any one (1) session.
  • (CB-33-1986; CB-23-1988; CB-98-1988; CB-1-1989)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-475.03. Adult Rehabilitation Centers.

  • (a)
    Adult Rehabilitation Centers permitted (P) in the Table of Uses shall be subject to the following:
    1. (1)
      Requirements.
      1. (A)
        The Center shall be owned and operated by a bona fide nonprofit organization within the County, organized for the purpose of promoting any charitable, benevolent, educational, or religious objective, and not organized for the private profit or gain of any member of the organization.
      2. (B)
        The Center shall be located on a minimum of five (5) acres of land and shall have three (3) separate components:
        1. (i)
          Residential, providing room and board for the beneficiaries (may also include administrative offices, chapel, infirmary, recreation room, etc.);
        2. (ii)
          Industrial, providing workshop areas for the beneficiaries and/or staff to refurbish or repair donated goods for resale, such as furniture, appliances, toys, and clothing; providing a receiving area for the wholly enclosed storage of the unrefurbished and refurbished goods; and providing a loading dock for the receipt and transit of the goods; and
        3. (iii)
          Retail, providing for the sale of the donated goods to the public.
      3. (C)
        The residential component shall be located or oriented to the interior of the site to mitigate potential adverse impacts of adjacent industrial or commercial uses. Where this is not possible, screening shall be provided to shield the residential component from noise, dust, or activity generated by adjacent commercial or industrial uses.
      4. (D)
        The residential component shall be designed to achieve the maximum degree of privacy for the beneficiaries.
      5. (E)
        Access by the general public shall be limited to the administrative offices and the retail component, and the hours of operation of the retail component shall be restricted to 9:00 A.M. to 9:30 P.M., Monday through Saturday.
      6. (F)
        Any beneficiary must commit to a ninety (90) day minimum residence at the Center.
      7. (G)
        A staff of a minimum of one (1) person for each ten (10) beneficiaries shall be at the facility at all times.
      8. (H)
        There shall be no outdoor storage of articles found to be unsuitable for refurbishing or resale and such articles shall be promptly removed and properly disposed of.
      9. (I)
        Any beneficiary shall be discharged upon completion of the program, as determined by the operation of the facility, and shall not be housed for an extended or indefinite period of time on the premises.
      10. (J)
        There shall be no outdoor display of articles offered for resale.
      11. (K)
        Window advertisements or banners shall be prohibited.
      12. (L)
        The parking space requirements shall be computed as follows:
        1. (i)
          For the retail component, the parking shall be calculated according to the requirements set forth in Section 27-568(a)(5)(A) of this Subtitle;
        2. (ii)
          For the residential and industrial components, the parking shall be based on one (1) parking space per every four (4) beneficiaries based upon the maximum number of beneficiaries allowed at the facility; and
        3. (iii)
          For the staff, the parking requirements shall be based on one (1) parking space per staff member identified on the Detailed Site Plan.
    2. (2)
      Site plan.
      1. (A)
        A Detailed Site Plan shall be approved for the Center, in accordance with PART 3, Division 9, of this Subtitle, to insure compliance with the provisions of this Section.
      2. (B)
        In addition to the submittal requirements for a Detailed Site Plan set forth in PART 3, Division 9, the location and area of the residential, industrial, and retail components of the Center and the number of proposed beneficiaries and staff shall be identified.
  • (CB-108-1987)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-475.04. Consolidated Storage.

  • (a)
    Beginning June 23, 1988, a Detailed Site Plan shall be approved for consolidated storage developments in accordance with PART 3, Division 9, of this Subtitle to insure compliance with the provisions of this Section. Consolidated storage constructed pursuant to a building permit issued prior to this date; consolidated storage for which grading permits were issued prior to this date, subject to Subsection (b); and consolidated storage for which applications for building permits were filed on September 22, 1987, and which are actively pending as of October 25, 1988, subject to Subsection (b), need not meet these requirements.
    1. (1)
      Requirements.
      1. (A)
        No entrances to individual consolidated storage units shall be visible from a street or from adjoining land in any Residential or Commercial Zone (or land proposed to be used for residential or commercial purposes on an approved Basic Plan for a Comprehensive Design Zone, or any approved Conceptual or Detailed Site Plan).
      2. (B)
        Entrances to individual consolidated storage units shall be either oriented toward the interior of the development or completely screened from view by a solid wall, with landscaping along the outside thereof.
      3. (C)
        The maximum height shall be thirty-six (36) feet. Structures exceeding this height and approved before January 1, 2000, shall not be considered nonconforming.
      4. (D)
        Notwithstanding any other requirement of this Section, the expansion of an existing consolidated storage use within a building in the I-1 Zone after November 30, 2016, shall be limited to a maximum of fifty (50) additional individual units and may not be less than one-half mile from another consolidated storage use in the I-1 Zone. However, this Section shall not apply to a consolidated storage use expansion constructed pursuant to an approved preliminary plan, final plat, and detailed site plan, where the consolidated storage use is adequately buffered from view from any public right-of-way.
  • (b)
    In order for a consolidated storage for which a grading permit had been issued prior to June 23, 1988, or for which application for a building permit was filed on September 22, 1987, and which is actively pending as of October 25, 1988, to be exempted from the Detailed Site Plan requirement of Subsection (a), the permit application or the attendant site plan must identify the consolidated storage as the proposed use, and the warehouse must comply with paragraph 1 of Subsection (a). In addition, a proposed consolidated storage use within a business park development project with existing and proposed uses, within a detailed site plan application, filed and accepted by the Planning Board, and which is actively pending, pursuant to an approved preliminary plan of subdivision in a valid status as of November 30, 2016 shall be exempt from the prescriptions of Subsection (a) of this Section.
  • (c)
    Unless otherwise exempted from the prescriptions of this Section, consolidated storage shall be a permitted use in the I-1 Zone, subject to the following additional requirements:
    1. (i)
      A detailed site plan is approved for the proposed development of the use, in accordance with PART 3, Division 9 of this Subtitle;
    2. (ii)
      The required technical staff report prepared and submitted to the administrative record for the detailed site plan application shall include a current, countywide inventory of the locations, dates of approval, and any conditions of approval for consolidated storage uses located on property within one-half mile of the boundaries of the property on which the proposed consolidated storage use will be located; and
    3. (iii)
      The Planning Board and/or the District Council shall consider, in its review of a detailed site plan application pursuant to this Section, the inventory submitted to the administrative record in accordance with Subsection (b) of this Section, above, for purposes of finding conformance with the required findings of approval set forth in PART 3, Division 9 of this Subtitle.
  • (CB-32-1988; CB-111-1988; CB-45-1999; CB-29-2000; CB-26-2016)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-475.05. Waste material separation and processing facility.

  • (a)
    Waste material separation and processing facilities permitted (P) in the Table of Uses shall be subject to the following:
    1. (1)
      Requirements.
      1. (A)
        All separation and processing operations, including storage of solid waste, shall be confined to the interior of a wholly enclosed building.
      2. (B)
        The site of the facility shall be a minimum of twenty-five (25) contiguous acres.
      3. (C)
        The State of Maryland has issued all necessary permits, including a Solid Waste Management Permit and an Air Quality Permit for the facility.
      4. (D)
        Processing of solid waste must begin within twenty-four (24) hours of reaching the site.
      5. (E)
        The Department of Permitting, Inspections, and Enforcement shall have the right to inspect the facility at any time for compliance with the applicable regulations.
  • (CB-77-1990; CB-29-2014)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-475.06. Trash removal services.

  • (a)
    Trash removal services permitted (P) in the Table of Uses in the I-1 Zone shall be subject to the following:
    1. (1)
      Requirements.
      1. (A)
        Trash collected by this business shall not be brought to or stored upon the property.
      2. (B)
        The subject property shall be more than one thousand (1,000) feet from any land in a Residential Zone, or land that is used for residential purposes or proposed to be used for residential purposes on an approved Basic Plan, Official Plan for an R-P-C Zone, or any approved Conceptual or Detailed Site Plan.
      3. (C)
        The subject property shall not be adjacent to, or across an industrial right-of-way from, an office building consisting of at least ten thousand (10,000) square feet, and which is occupied by at least three (3) unrelated tenants.
    2. (2)
      Site Plan.
      1. (A)
        A Detailed Site Plan shall be approved for the use, in accordance with PART 3, Division 9, of this Subtitle, to insure compliance with the provisions of this Section.
      2. (B)
        In addition to the requirements of PART 3, Division 9, the following requirements shall be complied with:
        1. (i)
          Driveways for ingress and egress shall be identified on the site plan, and shall be located so as not to endanger pedestrians or create traffic hazards;
        2. (ii)
          The applicant shall identify measures that will be taken to control noxious and offensive odors;
        3. (iii)
          The Planning Board shall find that:
          1. (aa)
            The proposed hours of operation and anticipated traffic, odor, and noise levels will not be detrimental to the use of adjacent properties and in the general neighborhood; and
          2. (bb)
            The location of the proposed use is appropriate, given the nature of development and uses on adjoining properties and in the general neighborhood.
  • (CB-82-1991)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-475.06.01. Private schools.

  • (a)
    Private schools permitted (P) in the Table of Uses in accordance with this Section shall be limited to schools which offer a complete program of nursery school education accredited by the Maryland State Department of Education or a complete program of academic elementary (including kindergarten), junior high (middle), or senior high school education, and shall be subject to the following:
    1. (1)
      Requirements.
      1. (A)
        An outdoor playground or activity area shall be provided. It shall contain at least one hundred (100) square feet of usable space per student, unless the private school is for special education students and the owner or applicant demonstrates that less usable space per student will be adequate. In no case shall the playground or activity area have less than twenty-five (25) square feet per student. The area shall be located at least twenty-five (25) feet from any dwelling on an adjoining lot and buffered from adjoining uses in accordance with the provisions of the Landscape Manual. The area shall be enclosed by a substantial wall or fence at least three (3) feet high for grades six (6) and below, and at least five (5) feet high for other grades, with the following exception:
        1. (i)
          A private school which has been in continuous operation since January 1, 1970, may satisfy these fencing requirements by providing another type of barrier that is subject to approval by the State Department of Human Resources.
      2. (B)
        The requirements of this Section shall not apply to the use of existing public schools which have been conveyed by the Prince George's County Board of Education to either Prince George's County or any municipality within the County, provided the County or municipality:
        1. (i)
          Maintains ownership of the facility and operates a school in it; or
        2. (ii)
          Leases the facility for use as a private school (of any type).
    2. (2)
      Site plans.
      1. (A)
        A Detailed Site Plan shall be approved for all private schools, in accordance with PART 3, Division 9, of this Subtitle.
  • (CB-14-1994; CB-59-2000)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-475.06.02. Wireless telecommunications facilities.

  • (a)
    Antennas, monopoles, and related equipment buildings for wireless telecommunications facilities permitted (P) in the Table of Uses shall be subject to the following requirements:
    1. (1)
      The antenna shall comply with the following standards:
      1. (A)
        It shall be attached to a public utility, radio, television, telecommunications, or broadcasting tower/monopole; a light pole; an existing building; a structure owned by a municipality, the Board of Education for Prince George's County, or by Prince George's County; or a structure owned and primarily used by a government agency that is exempt from the requirements of this Subtitle;
      2. (B)
        On privately owned land, it shall not support lights or signs unless required for aircraft warning or other safety reasons;
      3. (C)
        It shall not exceed the following dimensions:
        1. (i)
          Twenty (20) feet in length and seven (7) inches in diameter for whips;
        2. (ii)
          Ten (10) feet in length and two (2) feet in width for panels;
        3. (iii)
          Seven (7) feet in length and one (1) foot in diameter for cylinders; or
        4. (iv)
          Seven (7) feet in diameter for parabolic dishes.
    2. (2)
      The monopole shall comply with the following standards:
      1. (A)
        The maximum height shall be one hundred seventy-five (175) feet.
      2. (B)
        The minimum setback from adjoining land in any Residential Zone (or land proposed to be used for residential purposes on an approved Basic Plan, or any approved Conceptual or Detailed Site Plan) or any dwelling unit shall be a distance equal to the height of the structure measured from the base to the property lines of such residentially zoned property or dwelling unit; otherwise, it shall be set back a minimum of forty (40) feet from any street and twenty (20) feet from any yard.
      3. (C)
        On privately owned land, the structure shall not support lights or signs unless required for aircraft warning or other safety reasons.
      4. (D)
        The structure shall be designed, galvanized, and/or painted in a manner which is harmonious with surrounding properties.
      5. (E)
        The applicant shall provide a certification from a registered engineer that the structure will meet the applicable design standards for wind loads of the Electronic Industries Association (EIA) for Prince George's County.
      6. (F)
        Any monopole which is no longer used for telecommunications purposes for a continuous period of one (1) year shall be removed by the monopole owner at owner's expense.
    3. (3)
      The tower shall comply with the following standards:
      1. (A)
        The maximum height shall be one hundred seventy-five (175) feet.
      2. (B)
        The minimum setback from adjoining land in any Residential Zone (or land proposed to be used for residential purposes on an approved Basic Plan, or any approved Conceptual or Detailed Site Plan) or any dwelling unit shall be a distance equal to the height of the structure measured from the base to the property lines of such residentially zoned property; otherwise, it shall be set back to a minimum of forty (40) feet from any street and twenty (20) feet from any yard.
      3. (C)
        On privately owned land, the structure shall not support lights or signs unless required for aircraft warning or other safety reasons.
      4. (D)
        The structure shall be designed, galvanized, and/or painted in a manner which is harmonious with surrounding properties.
      5. (E)
        The applicant shall provide a certification from a registered engineer that the structure will meet the applicable design standards for wind loads of the Electronic Industries Association (EIA) for Prince George's County.
      6. (F)
        Any structure which is no longer used for telecommunications purposes for a continuous period of one (1) year shall be removed by the tower owner at owner's expense.
    4. (4)
      The related telecommunications equipment building or enclosure shall comply with the following standards:
      1. (A)
        It shall not be more than five hundred sixty (560) square feet in gross floor area or twelve (12) feet in height.
      2. (B)
        The building or enclosure shall be screened by means of landscaping or berming to one hundred percent (100%) opacity.
  • (CB-123-1994; CB-103-1997; CB-13-198; CB-65-2000)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-475.06.03. Metro Planned Community.

  • (a)
    Purposes:
    1. (1)
      To promote the optimum use of the transit facilities by assuring the orderly development of land in transit station development areas and access, both vehicular and pedestrian, to metro stations;
    2. (2)
      To promote the orderly development and redevelopment of land in the vicinity of major interchanges, major intersections, and major transit stops so that these areas will enhance the economic status of the County and provide an expanding source of desirable employment and living opportunities for its citizens;
    3. (3)
      To conserve the value of land and buildings by maximizing the public and private development potential inherent in the location of the zone which might otherwise become scattered throughout and outside the County, to its detriment;
    4. (4)
      To promote the effective and optimum use of transit and other major transportation systems;
    5. (5)
      To facilitate and encourage a twenty-four (24) hour environment to ensure continuing functioning of the project after workday hours through a maximum of activity and the interaction between the uses and those who live, work in, or visit the area;
    6. (6)
      To encourage diverse land uses which blend together harmoniously;
    7. (7)
      To create dynamic, functional relationships among individual uses within a distinctive visual character and identity;
    8. (8)
      To promote optimum land planning with greater efficiency through the use of economies of scale and savings in energy beyond the scope of single-purpose projects;
    9. (9)
      To permit a flexible response to the market;
    10. (10)
      To provide for the needs of the workers and residents within a Metro Planned Community;
    11. (11)
      To provide the maximum amount of freedom possible in the architectural design of buildings and their grouping and layout within the area classified in this zone in order to provide an opportunity and incentive to the developer to achieve excellence in physical, social, and economic planning; to stimulate the coordinated, harmonious, and systematic development of the area within the zone, the area surrounding the zone, and the Regional District as a whole; to prevent detrimental effects to the use or development of adjacent properties or the surrounding neighborhoods; and to promote the health, safety, and welfare of the present and future inhabitants of the Regional District and County as a whole;
    12. (12)
      To promote orderly development and attract an appropriate mix of quality employment, residential, retail shopping, restaurant, entertainment, and lodging development in the vicinity of major transit stops;
    13. (13)
      To afford reasonable flexibility in the design of these projects and their response to the market while phasing out heavy industrial uses; and
    14. (14)
      To promote the application of, and to be in conformance with, the planning recommendations, strategies, and/or guidelines for Metro Station areas included in existing community or area Master Plans and Sectional Map Amendments;
    15. (15)
      To preserve and/or mitigate environmentally-sensitive areas and significant natural features.
  • (b)
    A Metro Planned Community permitted (P) in the Table of Uses shall be subject to the following:
    1. (1)
      Requirements.
      1. (A)
        Multifamily housing within a Metro Planned Community which is upscale and luxurious in building construction and amenities for use at appropriate locations within the community should be provided. In order to ensure that the overall residential component conveys an atmosphere of appropriate quality and sophistication, any Conceptual Site Plan for the overall development shall provide for the following:
        1. (i)
          Party and/or community rooms with kitchen, minimum size of three (3) square feet per dwelling unit;
        2. (ii)
          Fitness facilities, a minimum size of four (4) square feet per dwelling unit, which includes exercise/weight equipment, sauna/steam room, dance floor for aerobic and exercise classes and/or swimming pool;
        3. (iii)
          Landscaped gardens which may include arbors, courtyards, fountains, and custom features such as walls, fences, and other ornaments;
        4. (iv)
          Business center with 24-hour access and a computer with a fax/modem, a printer, a fax machine, and a copy machine.
      2. (B)
        In order to ensure that individual residential units within the community are of continuing character and quality, any Detailed Site Plan for such development shall require each multifamily unit to include the following:
        1. (i)
          Wall-to-wall carpeting and/or hardwood floors for all rooms, except kitchens (and related spaces), baths, foyers, laundry closets, balconies, and sunrooms;
        2. (ii)
          Nine (9) foot high interior ceilings within seventy-five percent (75%) of interior living space;
        3. (iii)
          Crown moldings in living and dining rooms;
        4. (iv)
          Kitchens with self-cleaning ovens, microwave ovens in fifty percent (50%) of the units, garbage disposals, frost-free refrigerators with automatic icemakers, dishwashers, pantry cabinet or option for a gourmet kitchen with a grill, double ovens, or island counter;
        5. (v)
          Individual heating and air-conditioning system;
        6. (vi)
          Full-size washer and dryer in each unit;
        7. (vii)
          Separate bathroom and bath for the master bedroom with an option for a separate tub and shower in every two (2) bedroom units;
        8. (viii)
          Eight (8) foot sliding glass patio doors, except on ground floor units which may have French doors;
        9. (ix)
          (Five (5) foot high standard windows;
        10. (x)
          Walk-in closets in fifty percent (50%) of the units;
        11. (xi)
          Gas fireplace in fifty percent (50%) of the units;
        12. (xii)
          Wiring for pay/cable television and locations for three (3) telephone lines;
        13. (xiii)
          Individual front door lock system (the capability to electronically unlock the buildings' front door from the unit with an integrated telephone/speaker system) or a gated community with a security system to open the front gate;
        14. (xiv)
          Optional burglar/intrusion alarms;
        15. (xv)
          Exterior balcony or sun room for the majority of units;
        16. (xvi)
          For units on the top floors, cathedral ceilings in fifty percent (50%) of such units.
      3. (C)
        Amenities for the residents and workers in any office/employment component within a Metro Planned Community not ordinarily found in conventional zoning classifications should be provided. In order to ensure that the overall office/employment component conveys an atmosphere of appropriate quality and sophistication, any Conceptual Site Plan for the overall development shall provide for the following:
        1. (i)
          Open arcades, enclosed pedestrian space, rooftop activities, outdoor plazas, theatre, green area in excess of minimum requirements, structured parking, distinctive streetscape or parking area design or furnishings, or other appropriate features and amenities;
        2. (ii)
          Masonry construction such as brick or stone, custom-designed and built;
        3. (iii)
          Special treatment for building entryways such as brick pavers, monumental signage, public art;
        4. (iv)
          Landscaped gardens which may include: arbors, courtyards, public art, fountains or other water features, clock-towers, and custom features such as walls and fences;
        5. (v)
          Outdoor seating and eating areas;
        6. (vi)
          Special outdoor lighting;
        7. (vii)
          "Grand" lobbies which may include: minimum two (2) story, twenty-four (24) hour security guard, fountains, public art, marble or granite floors, walls;
        8. (viii)
          Full-service cafeterias within building;
        9. (ix)
          Spas, fitness facilities within building;
        10. (x)
          Child care centers within building;
        11. (xi)
          Parking garage, underground parking;
        12. (xii)
          Hidden HVAC and utilities;
        13. (xiii)
          Orientation or buffering of parking so that negative impacts to adjacent properties are reduced;
        14. (xiv)
          Stormwater management pond as an amenity which may include walkways or seating areas around pond, fountains;
        15. (xv)
          Incorporation of retail uses as part of an office building;
        16. (xvi)
          Special treatment for entrance into the development;
        17. (xvii)
          Public meeting space.
      4. (D)
        Well-maintained, easily accessible, and well-connected open space facilities shall be planned;
      5. (E)
        The maximum height permitted for buildings within the overall development shall be determined in the process of Conceptual Site Plan review. In approving height limits, the Planning Board shall take into consideration the size of the lot or parcel, the relationship of the building or buildings to surrounding uses, the need to preserve light and air for the residents of the development and residents of surrounding properties, and other factors relevant to height of the building;
      6. (F)
        Private and/or public vehicular access shall be sufficient to accommodate the traffic generated by the project;
      7. (G)
        Setbacks, tree conservation, landscaping and screening, green space, lot coverage, and parking and loading shall be addressed in the Conceptual Site Plan approval, at which time flexibility to the minimum requirements for these items may be considered; and
      8. (H)
        At least two (2) of the following three (3) categories of uses shall be included in the Conceptual Site Plan:
        1. (i)
          Retail businesses;
        2. (ii)
          Office, research, or industrial uses; or
        3. (iii)
          Dwellings, hotel or motel.
    2. (2)
      Site Plan.
      1. (A)
        A Conceptual Site Plan and Detailed Site Plan(s) will be approved for the use, in accordance with PART 3, Division 9, of this Subtitle to insure compliance with the provisions of this Section.
      2. (B)
        A pedestrian mobility and bicycle accessibility analysis shall be performed to determine the best, safest, and most convenient location for street and station furniture, bicycle storage racks, and linkages.
      3. (C)
        At least thirty (30) days prior to the submission of a Conceptual Site Plan in accordance with the provisions of PART 3, Division 9, of this Subtitle, the Applicant shall submit a preliminary informational Conceptual Site Plan to any municipality within which the property is located and any municipality located within one (1) mile of the subject property for the purpose of allowing the public to gain knowledge about the conceptual development themes. The applicant shall submit to the Planning Board evidence of compliance with this requirement with the submission of a Conceptual Site Plan.
      4. (D)
        In addition to the information required by PART 3, Division 9, for Conceptual Site Plans, the following information shall be included with plans for the use:
        1. (i)
          The type and location of uses proposed and the range of square footage anticipated to be devoted to each;
        2. (ii)
          The physical and functional relationship of the project uses and components;
        3. (iii)
          The proposed floor area ratio;
        4. (iv)
          The proposed sequence of development;
        5. (v)
          Provision of a comprehensive program to protect, preserve, enhance, restore, and/or mitigate environmentally-sensitive areas, including wetlands, floodplains, steep slopes, unstable soils, woodlands, streams, and rivers;
        6. (vi)
          A general description of the pedestrian system proposed;
        7. (vii)
          Areas proposed for landscaping and screening;
        8. (viii)
          An economic analysis justifying that any proposed retail sales area will support a high-quality, main-street retail shopping and entertainment complex;
        9. (ix)
          A stormwater management concept plan which considers unique site characteristics and bioengineered techniques which preserve and enhance natural habitats and/or mitigate the effects on these habitats;
        10. (x)
          An economic analysis justifying that the market will support an additional hotel, if hotel use is proposed.
      5. (E)
        In addition to the information required by PART 3, Division 9, for Detailed Site Plans, the following information shall be included on Plans for the use:
        1. (i)
          Guidelines for ensuring quality and maintenance of landscaping and open space;
        2. (ii)
          The proposed drainage system;
        3. (iii)
          All improvements and uses proposed on the property;
        4. (iv)
          The proposed floor area ratio of the project and a detailed description of any incentives proposed;
        5. (v)
          A refined economic analysis justifying that any proposed retail sales area will support a high-quality, main-street retail shopping and entertainment complex and evidence of an executed letter of intent from at least one (1) anchor department store with fashion sophistication at a level designed to attract the upscale customer, commonly viewed as being well-educated, sophisticated in his/her tastes, and earning in excess of Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000) per year. Department stores under the trade names Bloomingdale's, Lord & Taylor, Macy's, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, and Saks 5th Avenue, or the equivalent (or under trade names then being used by any of the named department stores, aforesaid) will automatically be deemed to meet the criteria set forth in the preceding sentence. In no event shall any of the anchor department store tenants initially operate under a trade name generally associated with, and characterized as, a discount department store such as Wal-Mart, KMart, or Target. Notwithstanding the aforegoing, in no event shall traditional, high-quality, main-street retail shopping and entertainment complex anchor stores operating under trade names such as Bloomingdale's, Macy's, Hecht's, Lord & Taylor, Sears, Dillards, JC Penney, Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, or Saks 5th Avenue be deemed a discount department store.
        6. (vi)
          Supporting evidence which shows that the proposed development will be adequately served within a reasonable period of time by existing or programmed public facilities shown in the adopted County Capital Improvement Program, the current State Consolidated Transportation Program, or a Federal Highway Administration (or U.S. DOT) Program, or by facilities provided by the applicant, unless a finding of adequacy was made at the time of preliminary plat approval;
        7. (vii)
          A refined economic analysis justifying that the market will support an additional hotel, if hotel use is proposed.
      6. (F)
        In addition to the findings required for the Planning Board to approve either the Conceptual or Detailed Site Plan (PART 3, Division 9), the Planning Board shall also find that:
        1. (i)
          The proposed development is in conformance with the purposes and other provisions of this Division;
        2. (ii)
          The uses within the proposed development are either physically or visually integrated in order to encourage interaction between and among the uses within the development and with those who live, work in, or visit the area;
        3. (iii)
          The mix of uses, and the arrangement and design of buildings and other improvements, reflect a cohesive development capable of sustaining an independent environment of continuing quality and stability;
        4. (iv)
          If the development is staged, each building phase is designed as a self-sufficient entity, while allowing for effective integration of subsequent phases;
        5. (v)
          The pedestrian system is convenient and is comprehensively designed to encourage pedestrian activity within the development and appropriate linkages to the surrounding community;
        6. (vi)
          In areas of the development which are to be used for pedestrian activities or as gathering places for people, adequate attention has been paid to human scale, urban design characteristics, and other amenities, such as the types and textures of materials, landscaping and screening, street furniture, and lighting (natural and artificial);
        7. (vii)
          The proposed development is compatible with existing and proposed development in the vicinity;
        8. (viii)
          Unless a finding of adequacy was made at the time of preliminary plat approval, the proposed development will be adequately served within a reasonable period of time by existing, programmed, or guaranteed transportation facilities, as follows:
          1. (aa)
            Adequate roads will be available to serve the development and all traffic it will generate, or an adopted and approved Master Plan shows those roads, which have their construction scheduled and one hundred percent (100%) funded in the current adopted County Capital Improvement Program, State Consolidated Transportation Program, or Federal Highway Administration Program; and the generated traffic will be accommodated by roads and intersections in the development's traffic study area, so that they will operate at adequate levels of service, as defined in the General Plan and the Guidelines for Analysis of Traffic Impact of Development Proposals; or
          2. (ab)
            If existing or programmed facilities will not be adequate to serve traffic generated by the development, then the applicant (and successors or assigns) will fund transportation improvements or trip reduction programs that will alleviate the inadequacy, through funding guaranteed by the applicant and bonding with either the Federal Highway Administration, the State Highway Administration, or the Department of Permitting, Inspections, and Enforcement (said bonding amounts established pursuant to agreements by and between the applicant with the respective agency) which secures ten percent (10%) of facilities construction costs at the time of Conceptual Site Plan or Detailed Site Plan;
        9. (ix)
          The proposed development, if it includes a hotel use, will satisfy a public need for an additional hotel in the market area; and
        10. (x)
          For approval of the Detailed Site Plan only in a Metro Planned Community, there is evidence of an executed letter of intent from at least one (1) anchor department store with fashion sophistication at a level designed to attract the upscale customer, commonly viewed as being well-educated, sophisticated in his/her tastes, and earning in excess of Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000) per year. Department stores operating under the trade names Bloomingdale's, Lord & Taylor, Macy's, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, and Saks 5th Avenue, or the equivalent (or under trade names then being used by any of the named department stores, aforesaid) will automatically be deemed to meet the criteria set forth in the preceding sentence. In no event shall any of the anchor department store tenants initially operate under a trade name generally associated with, and characterized as, a discount department store such as Wal-Mart, KMart, or Target. Notwithstanding the aforegoing, in no event shall traditional, high-quality, main-street retail shopping and entertainment complex stores operating under trade names such as Bloomingdale's, Macy's, Hecht's, Lord & Taylor, Sears, Dillards, JC Penney, Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, or Saks 5th Avenue be deemed a discount department store.
  • (CB-35-1998; CB-47-2000; CB-36-2005; CB-29-2014)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-475.06.04. Artists' residential studios and performance arts centers.

  • (a)
    Artists' residential studios permitted by Special Permit (SP) in the use tables shall meet the following requirements:
    1. (1)
      Each artist unit shall combine individual studio and residential space to create an integrated living and working environment. Artists' residential studios may also provide areas for artists' use as common workspace or performance, office, or storage space.
    2. (2)
      Each artist unit shall have at least 700 square feet of space.
  • (b)
    The following uses are permitted in artists' residential studios and performance arts centers, subject to restrictions in the definitions of those uses, and with additional restrictions as indicated:
    1. (1)
      Offices for artists, arts organizations, community organizations, and municipalities are permitted. All other office uses are prohibited.
    2. (2)
      Uses permitted in the C-S-C Zone in Category (1), Commercial, of the commercial use table in Section 27-461(b) are permitted, if they are included in Subcategory (A), Eating or Drinking Establishments; Subcategory (D), Services; or Subcategory (E), Trade.
    3. (3)
      Uses stated in the commercial use table in Category (2), Institutional/Educational, Category (3), Miscellaneous, and Category (4), Public/Quasi Public, are permitted.
    4. (4)
      All permitted Category (1), Category (2), Category (3), and Category (4) uses shall meet restrictions and requirements indicated in the commercial use table for the C-S-C Zone.
  • (c)
    The Planning Board shall review all proposed signs when reviewing a Special Permit application for proposed artists' residential studios or performance arts centers. The signage schedule shall follow the requirements in PART 12 for similar uses, unless the owner shows that its proposed schedule meets the purposes of the sign regulations.
  • (d)
    Off-street parking requirements in PART 11 do not apply to artists' residential studios or performance arts centers.
    1. (1)
      The Planning Board shall review and approve an off-street parking schedule when reviewing a Special Permit application for the proposed use.
    2. (2)
      The Planning Board shall consider the following when reviewing an off-street parking schedule:
      1. (A)
        The likelihood that different uses in artists' residential studios or performance arts centers will share parking spaces because of variations in times of peak demand;
      2. (B)
        The availability of on-street parking or other parking on nearby properties;
      3. (C)
        The availability of public transit for residents, patrons, or visitors; and
      4. (D)
        Parking requirements in PART 11 that would apply to similar uses.
  • (CB-12-2001)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-475.06.05. MARC Planned Community.

  • (a)
    Purposes:
    1. (1)
      To promote the optimum use of transit facilities by assuring the orderly development of land in transit station development areas and access, both vehicular and pedestrian, to transit stations;
    2. (2)
      To promote the orderly development and redevelopment of land in the vicinity of mass transit rail stations so that these areas will enhance the economic status of the County and provide an expanding source of desirable employment and living opportunities for its citizens;
    3. (3)
      To maximize the value of land, infrastructure and buildings by increasing the public and private investment and development potential inherent in the location of the mass transit rail station which might otherwise become scattered throughout and outside the County, to its detriment;
    4. (4)
      To promote the effective and optimum use of mass transit rail station;
    5. (5)
      To permit a flexible response to the market;
    6. (6)
      To provide for the needs of the workers and residents within a MARC Planned Community;
    7. (7)
      To provide appropriate flexibility in the architectural design of buildings and their grouping and layout within the area classified as a MARC Planned Community in order to provide an opportunity and incentive to the developer to achieve excellence in physical, social, and economic planning, to stimulate the coordinated, harmonious, and systematic development of a MARC Planned Community, the area surrounding the use, and the Regional District as a whole; to prevent detrimental effects to the use or development of adjacent properties or the surrounding neighborhoods; and to promote the health, safety, and welfare of the present and future inhabitants of the Regional District and County as a whole;
    8. (8)
      To afford reasonable flexibility in the design of a MARC Planned Community and its response to the market while phasing out heavy industrial uses; and
    9. (9)
      To maximize the value of existing or planned public infrastructure.
  • (b)
    A MARC Planned Community permitted (P) in the Table of Uses shall be subject to the following:
    1. (1)
      Requirements.
      1. (A)
        The open space facilities shall be planned to be well maintained, easily accessible, and well connected, and shall include:
        1. (i)
          Pedestrian circulation to the MARC station from the MARC Planned Community and adjacent neighborhoods; and
        2. (ii)
          Green spaces of scale and facilities appropriate for the immediate residents;
      2. (B)
        The MARC Planned Community shall provide adequate private and/or public vehicular access to adjacent public rights-of-way to accommodate the traffic generated by the MARC Planned Community;
      3. (C)
        The MARC Planned Community shall include each of the following three (3) categories of uses:
        1. (i)
          Retail;
        2. (ii)
          Office, research, or industrial;
        3. (iii)
          Residential.
      4. (D)
        Regulations restricting the height of structures, lot size and coverage, frontage, setbacks, density and intensity, dwelling unit types and other requirements of the specific zone in which the use is proposed shall not apply to uses and structures provided in this Section. The dimensions, percentages and development data shown on the approved Detailed Site Plan shall not be inconsistent with the area Master Plan or a Sector Plan and will constitute the regulations for development of a MARC Planned Community.
      5. (E)
        Development within a MARC Planned Community shall be situated so that uses generating a minimum of fifty (50) percent of all trips proposed in the entire MARC Planned Community shall be located no further than one thousand three hundred twenty (1,320) feet (1/4 mile) from the center of the mass transit rail station platform.
    2. (2)
      Site Plan.

      A Detailed Site Plan shall be approved for the use in accordance with PART 3, Division 9, of this Subtitle to ensure compliance with the provisions of the Section. If the first Detailed Site Plan does not include the entire MARC Planned Community area, the applicant shall submit in addition to the other filing requirements, a concept and phasing plan concurrent with the first Detailed Site Plan for the entire MARC Planned Community which shall include the proposed residential density and non-residential intensity. Any future expansion of the MARC Planned Community that was not included in a concept and phasing plan filed concurrently with the first Detailed Site Plan may occur only upon the approval of a Conceptual Site Plan at the sole discretion of the District Council.

  • (CB-21-2006)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-475.06.06. Adult Entertainment.

  • (a)
    The hours of operation shall be limited to 5:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m.
  • (b)
    The establishment shall be located at least one thousand (1,000) feet from any school, or any other building or use providing adult entertainment and at least one thousand (1,000) feet from any residential zone or land used for residential purposes in any zone.
  • (CB-46-2010; CB-56-2011)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-475.06.07. Private Automobile and Other Motor Vehicle Auctions.

  • (a)
    The purposes of this Section are:
    1. (1)
      To prevent or control detrimental effects upon neighboring properties, and existing and proposed land uses in the general area, including noise, dust and traffic;
    2. (2)
      To prevent or control detrimental effects upon the subject property, including excessive crowding of vehicles, discarded vehicle parts and other debris, and environmental contamination from fluids or chemical residues; and
    3. (3)
      To prevent or control untreated stormwater runoff, which may include residues from exhaust fumes, brake pads, gasoline and motor oil, to ensure that harmful materials do not enter the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries.
  • (b)
    Any private automobile and other vehicle auction operating in the I-1 Zone prior to January 1, 2011, shall meet the requirements of Section 27-475.06.07 (c) and (d) without requiring a Detailed Site Plan.
  • (c)
    All private vehicle auctions in the 1-1 operating as of January 1, 2011, and all new private vehicle auctions in the I-1 and I-2 Zones shall meet the following requirements:
    1. (1)
      All parking and car carrier loading/unloading shall be performed on site and shall be located separately from the customer parking areas.
    2. (2)
      Parking and loading areas shall not be used for the sale, display, or storage of vehicles, performing vehicle services, or any other purpose unrelated to parking and loading.
    3. (3)
      Junked, salvaged, or wrecked vehicles may not be sold or stored on the property, unless associated with an auction that regularly deals in the disposal of vehicles that have been declared total losses by insurance companies.
    4. (4)
      The following is prohibited on all private automobile and other motor vehicle auction properties:
      1. (A)
        Retail sales (other than by auction) of vehicles, vehicle parts, or boats;
      2. (B)
        Outdoor storage or display of vehicle parts;
      3. (C)
        Vehicle dismantling and demolition;
      4. (D)
        The stacking of vehicles and/or use of a vehicle rack system;
      5. (E)
        The parking, storage, or display of vehicles within public rights-of-way or internal driveways.
    5. (5)
      No vehicle may be displayed or stored on the site for more than ninety consecutive (90) days, unless required by a law enforcement agency or the Maryland Department of Motor Vehicles, or where required for any other litigation purposes, to store the vehicle for a longer period of time.
    6. (6)
      All auction activities, including sales, loading/unloading of vehicles, and vehicle transport shall be conducted between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. seven (7) days a week.
    7. (7)
      The site must be kept clear of all trash, litter, and other debris. Exterior trash receptacles shall be provided in all areas open to the public including those for parking, auction activities, and offices and be routinely emptied. Trash and debris within the public right-of-way resulting from an auction shall be immediately removed by the auction operator.
    8. (8)
      The auction operator shall maintain records of bills of sale and make those records available to County inspectors upon request within thirty (30) days of the sale during normal business hours to ensure that vehicles abandoned off site can be traced back to the auction house and/or the purchaser.
  • (d)
    New private vehicle auctions are required to meet the provisions of this Section. Private vehicle auctions operating in the I-1 Zone prior to January 1, 2011, shall meet the provisions of this Section within two years.
    1. (1)
      Private vehicle auctions shall be screened to block visibility from public rights-of-way and residential zones in accordance with the following:
      1. (A)
        Private vehicle auctions operating as of January 1, 2011, which are screened to block visibility from public rights-of-way and/or residential zones may retain such existing screening.
      2. (B)
        In addition to the landscaping requirements found in Section 4.2 of the Landscape Manual, new screening installed to meet the requirements of this provision shall consist of a solid, sight-tight (opaque) wall or fence at least six (6) feet high or an evergreen screen consisting of trees at least eight (8) feet in height planted in a ten (10) foot wide landscape strip. Trees within an evergreen screen shall be planted eight (8) feet on center in a staggered pattern and have a minimum diameter of four (4) feet when planted to achieve a sight- tight screen. Any fence or wall may be constructed as a panelized metal wall system applied to a minimum 2×4 frame with 4×4 support posts, provided that the panelized metal is a minimum 29 gauge steel or similar material with a corrosive resistant coating, such as a baked on enamel finish, brown or green in color. The fence or wall may not be constructed of slatted chain link, or unsupported and/or untreated corrugated metal, fiberglass or sheet metal.
      3. (C)
        Any new fences or walls constructed after January 1, 2011, shall be located behind a planted landscape strip as prescribed in the Landscape Manual. The Board of Appeals shall be authorized to grant variances from the requirements of Section 27-465(a) to allow fences or walls greater than six (6) feet in height within any front, side or rear yard. All existing fences or walls that have been legally erected pursuant to a previously approved variance may be relocated to accommodate additional screening or landscaping required by this Section without the need for an additional variance.
      4. (D)
        For purposes of the screening required by this provision, the term public right-of-way shall include dedicated rights-of-way and a proposed widening of such rights-of way shown on the applicable General Plan, Master Plan or Functional Master Plan, but does not include future roadways or roadway relocations which have not been dedicated.
      5. (E)
        Screening installed pursuant to the requirements of the Landscape Manual or an approved site plan on adjacent property in a residential zone shall satisfy the requirements of this section.
      6. (F)
        The provisions of this Subsection shall not apply to publicly owned residential property.
    2. (2)
      Any new fencing installed after January 1, 2011, along the property boundaries not visible from an existing public right-of-way or a residential zone shall be enclosed by a black, vinyl-clad, chain-link fence or other material not prohibited by (d)(1) above.
    3. (3)
      Ingress and egress driveways aprons shall have a minimum width of thirty (30) feet and shall be paved with concrete and meet Department of Permitting, Inspections, and Enforcement commercial driveway standards. Drive aisles for internal circulation shall have a minimum width of twenty-two (22) feet and shall be paved with either concrete, asphalt, or asphalt millings surface.
    4. (4)
      Paved surfaces shall be maintained in good repair.
    5. (5)
      The applicant shall identify the dust-control measures to be used on the site.
    6. (6)
      The applicant shall provide evidence that the disposal of all fluids and other materials will be accomplished in a manner that complies with all County, State, and Federal regulations.
    7. (7)
      All lighting shall be directed away from adjoining properties.
    8. (8)
      If an amplified public address system is utilized for the auction's sales activities, the use of such system shall be limited to the hours of 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. for a maximum of three days per week.
  • (e)
    A new private vehicle auction permitted in the I-2 Zone shall not be subject to the prescriptions of (e)(1), below. A new private vehicle auction permitted in the I-1 Zone shall:
    1. (1)
      be located on a parcel or parcels with a total area not less than ten (10) acres;
    2. (2)
      have direct access to, at minimum, a commercial street with a right-of-way width of seventy (70) feet and pavement width of forty-six (46) feet; and
    3. (3)
      have no direct access provided to or from public streets with a right-of-way of less than seventy (70) feet.
    4. (4)
      All areas used for vehicle sales, display, parking, or storage shall be on a paved concrete or asphalt surface.
    5. (5)
      The parking, loading, and vehicle storage and display areas associated with an automobile auction shall be considered an environmental "hot spot" with regard to the stormwater management facilities required, and as such shall provide on-site water quality treatment in addition to an approved prevention plan as required by the County Stormwater Ordinance.
    6. (6)
      If an amplified public address system is utilized for the auction's sales activities, the sales activities shall be located five hundred (500) feet from any land within a residential zone. If this condition cannot be met, all sales shall be conducted within a wholly enclosed building.
  • (f)
    Site Plan
    1. (1)
      A Detailed Site Plan shall be approved for any new vehicle auction use or the expansion, enlargement or extension of an existing vehicle auction use. The DSP shall be approved in accordance with PART 3, Division 9, of this Subtitle, to ensure compliance with the provisions of this Section. In addition to the submittal requirements of PART 3, Division 9, the site plan shall identify:
      1. (A)
        All storage, vehicle display, vehicle loading and unloading, and auction sales areas;
      2. (B)
        Internal circulation;
      3. (C)
        Stormwater management facilities including those for water quality;
      4. (D)
        Proposed hours of operation;
      5. (E)
        Dust control measures to be used.
    2. (2)
      In addition to the above requirements, the application shall be accompanied by:
      1. (A)
        A Traffic Impact Analysis which identifies the volume of traffic expected to be generated by the operation and the streets to be used between the site and the nearest intersection;
      2. (B)
        A Lighting Plan showing a photometric diagram and details of all light fixtures and full cut-off optics.
    3. (3)
      The Planning Board shall find that the proposed hours of operation, site design and anticipated traffic levels will not be detrimental to the use or development of adjacent properties and the general neighborhood.
    4. (4)
      All information required as part of the DSP application shall be referred to the Traffic and Stormwater Management Divisions of the Prince George's County Department of Permitting, Inspections, and Enforcement, the Maryland State Highway Administration, the Prince George's County Department of Permitting, Inspections, and Enforcement and the Maryland Department of the Environment for review and comment.
  • (CB-59-2010; CB-29-2014)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-475.06.08. Medical Cannabis Uses—Growers and Processors (I-1 and I-3 Zones).

  • (a)
    The boundaries of property used as medical cannabis grower and/or processor shall be at least 500 feet from:
    1. (1)
      any R-A, R-E, R-L, R-R, R-S, R-80, or R-55 Zone;
    2. (2)
      any land owned by the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission; and
    3. (3)
      any school land uses.
  • (b)
    Minimum parking required shall be at least equivalent to the minimum parking requirements set forth in PART 11 of this Subtitle for a wholesale retail establishment.
  • (c)
    Medical cannabis grower and/or processor is not permitted as an accessory use.
  • (d)
    Buildings, structures, and parking shall be setback from property lines by at least 50 feet.
  • (e)
    All aspects of the uses shall be conducted within a fully enclosed building, in accordance with any and all applicable laws, rules, and regulations.
  • (f)
    Outdoor signage shall be limited to building mounted signs and advertisement for cannabis or cannabis products is prohibited.
  • (CB-5-2016)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-475.06.09. Tourist Home as an "Accessory Use".

  • (a)
    "Tourist Home" as an "Accessory Use" to a "Dwelling" permitted (P) in the Table of Uses shall be subject to the following requirements:
    1. (1)
      The "Tourist Home" shall be an "Accessory Use" to a principal "Use" as a "Dwelling," which principal "Use" is permitted (P) in the Table of Uses;
    2. (2)
      The "Tourist Home" "Accessory Use" may be located in a principal "Building" or an "Accessory Building;"
    3. (3)
      The "Tourist Home" "Accessory Use" shall be rented for no more than thirty (30) consecutive days and no more than a total of ninety (90) days, if not occupied by the owner or no more than one hundred eighty (180) days if occupied by the owner, over a single calendar year;
    4. (4)
      The number of occupants using the "Tourist Home" "Accessory Use" at any one time shall not exceed eight (8) guests at any one time and there shall not be more than three (3) guests per bedroom;
    5. (5)
      The owner of the property hosting the "Tourist Home" "Accessory Use" obtains and maintains the appropriate and required licenses from the Department of Permitting, Inspections and Enforcements and other applicable license authorities; and
    6. (6)
      The owner of the property hosting the "Tourist Home" "Accessory Use" shall collect and remit all applicable taxes through the platform.
  • (CB-10-2018)


    Editor's note(s)—Section 4 of CB-10-2018 (DR-3) states that these provisions shall take effect on October 1, 2019.

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-475.06.10. Trash Maintenance Services with Private Fueling Station.

  • (a)
    Trash maintenance services with private fueling stations uses are permitted (P) in the Industrial Table of Uses in the I-1 and I-2 Zones, subject to the following requirements:
    1. (1)
      Requirements.
      1. (A)
        Trash collected by this business shall not be brought to or stored upon the property;
      2. (B)
        The use is located on property with a preliminary plan of subdivision approved prior to September 1, 2020;
      3. (C)
        The applicable Master Plan or Sector Plan recommends an industrial zone and/or use for the property;
      4. (D)
        The use is located on property within the M-I-O Zone;
      5. (E)
        The use is located on property with a land area greater than seven (7) acres;
      6. (F)
        The use is located on property with frontage on a roadway with a functional transportation classification of collector; and
      7. (G)
        The property abuts at least one parcel of land located, wholly or in part, in the I-2 Zone.
    2. (2)
      Site Plan.
      1. (A)
        A Detailed Site Plan shall be approved for the use, in accordance with PART 3, Division 9, of this Subtitle, to insure compliance with the provisions of this Section.
      2. (B)
        In addition to the requirements of PART 3, Division 9, the following requirements shall be complied with:
        1. (i)
          The applicant shall comply with the Prince George's County Landscape Manual; and
        2. (ii)
          The fueling equipment and fuel storage maintains a minimum setback of twenty (20) feet from all property lines.
        3. (iii)
          The use shall conform with the requirements of Section 27-358(a)(2) and (c) of this Subtitle, more specifically, that upon the abandonment of the Trash Maintenance Services with Private Fueling Station, the Private Fueling Station shall terminate and all structures exclusively used for the Private Fueling Station (including underground storage tanks), except buildings, shall be removed by the owner of the property. For the purpose of this Subsection, the term "abandonment" shall mean nonoperation as a gas station for a period of fourteen (14) months after the retail services cease.
        4. (iv)
          Fueling equipment associated with the use shall not be located less than one hundred (100) feet from the primary ingress/egress of the property.
  • (CB-63-2020)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-475.06.11. Qualified data centers.

  • (a)
    A Qualified Data Center shall include a site plan with any building permit application.
  • (b)
    Qualified Data Centers shall be exempt from Conceptual Site Plan or Detailed Site Plan Approval.
  • (c)
    Qualified Data Centers shall not be permitted in designated Regional Transit Districts, Local Transit Centers (Local), Neighborhood Centers (Local), or Campus Centers (Local) as designated by the County's Approved Plan 2035 General Plan, as may be amended from time to time. Notwithstanding this requirement, Qualified Data Centers may be permitted in the Bowie MARC Campus Center, as may be amended from time to time.
  • (d)
    Qualified Data Centers shall comply with the following standards:
    1. (1)
      Principal Building Façades.
      1. (A)
        For the purposes of this Section, principal building façades shall be defined as all exterior building facades that face public rights-of-way or existing residential development.
      2. (B)
        Principal building façades shall include at least two (2) of the following design elements applied cohesively to the entirety of the face: changes in building height; building step-backs or recesses; fenestration; and/or changes in building material, pattern, texture, color, or use of accent materials. When a building has more than one principal building façade, such principal building façades shall be consistent in terms of design, materials, details, and treatment.
    2. (2)
      All exterior lighting shall be designed and constructed with cutoff and fully shielded fixtures that direct light downward and into the interior of the property and away from adjacent roads and properties.
    3. (3)
      Regulations concerning the net lot area, lot coverage and green area, lot width/frontage, yards, building height, intensity, accessory buildings, and other similar requirements for uses in the industrial zones shall not apply. Instead, minimum green area, yards (setbacks) and building height shall be as required in the I-1 Zone. In addition, the applicant may propose these regulations on the site plan to be reviewed by DPIE and M-NCPPC staff and approved by DPIE.
    4. (4)
      Security fencing shall be effectively screened by a minimum depth of 40 feet of vegetation from all abutting residential properties and public rights-of-way. Security fencing shall not exceed ten (10) feet in height.
    5. (5)
      The requirements of the Landscape Manual shall apply.
    6. (6)
      The minimum number of required off-street parking spaces shall be equal to the minimum number of parking spaces required for "warehouse unit (except consolidated storage)" by Section 27-568, and the minimum number of required off-street loading spaces shall be equal to the minimum number of loading spaces required for "wholesale or warehouse unit (except consolidated storage)" by Section 27-582.
    7. (7)
      Regulations pertaining to signage shall be the same as those applicable to uses in the I-1 Zone as required by PART 12, Signs, of this Ordinance.
    8. (8)
      Driveways for ingress and egress shall be identified on the site plan and shall be located so as not to endanger pedestrians or create traffic hazards.
    9. (9)
      The applicant shall submit an acoustical study prepared by a professional acoustical engineer that demonstrates the use will not violate the maximum allowable noise levels (dBA) set forth in Subtitle 19 of this Code.
  • (CB-1-2021)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901

    Sec. 27-475.07. Alternative Development Technique.

  • (a)
    Applicants proposing to use the Alternative Development Technique shall file an application with the Prince George's County Planning Department prior to, or concurrent with, an application for a building permit.
  • (b)
    If the property is located in a municipality, the applicant shall submit a copy of the application to the municipality at the same time the application is filed with the Planning Department.
  • (c)
    An application for Alternative Development Technique review shall, in addition to the requirements of Section 27-254(c), include a statement of justification, which may provide written or graphic evidence demonstrating how the plan satisfies the purposes of the zone and the Design Guidelines.
  • (d)
    An Alternative Development Technique application may be approved by the Planning Director upon a determination that:
    1. (1)
      Strict application of development regulations is unreasonable given the nature of existing development;
    2. (2)
      The Alternative Development Technique regulations allow for a compatible development alternative that supports the purposes of the U-L-I Zone;
    3. (3)
      The proposed use satisfies the U-L-I Zone Design Guidelines;
    4. (4)
      The site plan proposes adequate protection for adjacent residential properties;
    5. (5)
      The proposed use and site plan conform with any specific design elements recommended in an approved Master Plan;
    6. (6)
      Any additional sign(s) or sign area is the minimum necessary to assure advertising sufficient to identify tenants and safe ingress to the site; and
    7. (7)
      The proposed design solution adequately weighs the public benefit with the potential expenses to assure that revitalization interests are supported and any required improvements will not cause an undue financial burden on the applicant.
  • (e)
    The Planning Director's decision shall be mailed to the applicant and any affected municipality within ten (10) calendar days of receipt of the application, unless waived by the applicant or the municipality. The Planning Director's decision may be appealed to the Prince George's County Planning Board. The appeal shall be filed with the Planning Board within ten (10) calendar days after the date of the notice of the Planning Director's decision.
  • (f)
    The Planning Board shall schedule a public hearing on any appeal of the Planning Director's decision within thirty (30) days of receipt of any such appeal. The Planning Board hearing is considered a de novo proceeding allowing any testimony and evidence it deems relevant. The Planning Board shall adopt the procedures under which the hearing will be held. The decision of the Planning Board shall be based on the record, and shall be embodied in a resolution. The Planning Board shall give written notice of its decision to all persons of record.
  • (CB-1-1994)

    Effective on: 1/1/1901