The Prince George’s County Council is scheduled to consider third-reading enactment of CB-019-2026 on Oct. 27, according to the published Legistar agenda. The measure is listed as “AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING USE REGULATIONS – QUALIFIED DATA CENTERS for the purpose of prohibiting the authority in the Zoning Ordinance to utilize the prior Ordinance for Qualified Data Center uses, under certain cir[cumstances].”
The agenda item matters to residents because it concerns zoning rules governing how qualified data centers may be sited and regulated within the county. According to the agenda, the bill specifically addresses prohibiting use of the prior zoning ordinance’s authority for qualified data center uses.
- Bill number: CB-019-2026, Draft 2
- Agenda status: “LLS ELIGIBLE FOR THIRD READING – (ENACTMENT)”
- Meeting date: Oct. 27, 2026
- Body: Prince George’s County Council
- Subject: Use regulations for qualified data centers under the Zoning Ordinance
According to the published agenda, the council is scheduled to take up the bill for third reading and enactment at the Oct. 27 meeting. The agenda does not include additional detail beyond the bill’s stated purpose of prohibiting use of prior ordinance authority for qualified data center uses under certain circumstances.
Residents seeking to engage with this agenda item can attend the Oct. 27 County Council meeting or review the full meeting materials through the county’s Legistar system, as published by Prince George’s County, Maryland.
Official source: the published record