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“People who have more of a political interest than an urban planning interest were in charge of setting those boundaries,” Simon said. Marc Simon, a Hyattsville resident, said the Purple Line is a great addition to regional transit, but he has a problem with the way Adelphi Road sector plan was developed.

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“At the end of the day, as professional planners, we had to make the recommendation of what’s best for Prince George’s County.” “We understand how community groups can really organize and be a powerful voice for change,” Rowe said. However, Rowe said when the county has a plan they listen to different voices in the community. “Despite the community opposition, during the revision process of the plan, there were very little, almost no revisions that were made to address the concerns of the community.” “There was a tremendous outpouring of community opposition to the plan,” Sapkota said. However, in terms of the planning concerns for the sector plan, the current plan does not include areas of Campus Drive such as the University of Maryland and UMD Lot 1, Sapkota said.īut the Adelphi Road sector plan is a complicated issue because there are different competing plans and projects, such as the Western Gateway project that entails building graduate housing on Guilford Woods, Sapkota explained. “One of the biggest climate goals is to get people out of their cars by creating housing and job opportunities and educational opportunities within walking, biking or transit district,” Rowe said. Traffic will be diverted onto the newly completed westbound space. In the upcoming weeks, the eastbound overpass near University Boulevard and Northwest Branch will be replaced for the Purple Line. Electrical relocations were completed at the University of Global Campus and this university. The Purple Line is relocating utility lines in the next few years on the campus and the surrounding area including water and sewer within the University Boulevard corridor from Adelphi Road to Piney Branch Road. They were completed during the summer and the sidewalks were replaced. Utility lines for the Purple Line were relocated on Campus Drive in front of Stamp Student Union. Additionally, to new development, there will be changes to the zoning map to make the area surrounding the Purple Line more walkable, he added.

The Climate Action Plan is a broader set of policies the county tries to include as it creates sector plans, such as the Adelphi station sector plan, Rowe said. Amy Sapkota, a professor of environmental health at the University of Maryland and director of CONSERVE Center of Excellence and UMD Global Stewards National Science Foundation. The sector plan could result in the deforestation of Guilford Woods, according to Dr. Phonics may be interested in our home learning kits and flashcards: Read Write Inc.The plan consists of amendments the planning board and county council made based on public testimony and includes new zoning updates, Scott Rowe, master planner at M-NCPPC in Prince George’s County planning department, said.īut the new zoning updates differ from Prince George’s County’s Climate Action Plan, which helps the county reach its goal to reduce carbon emissions to 50 percent by 2030.

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