County Council Committees

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Transportation, Housing and the Environment
Agency/Issue Review Responsibilities

• Dept. of Environmental Resources (DER)
• Animal Control
• Capital Budget and Capital Improvement Program
• Enterprise Funds
• Solid Waste Plan (Landfills, Refuse Collection, Recycling)
• Stormwater Management
• Water and Sewerage Plans
• Dept. of Housing and Community Development (DH&CD)
• Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
• Redevelopment Authority
• Dept. of Public Works and Transportation (DPW&T)
• Capital Budget and Capital Improvement Program
• Stormwater Management
• Soil Conservation
• Transportation Oversight
• Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission Operating Budget
• Washington Suburban Transit Commission (WSTC)
• Others, if necessary

Planning, Zoning, and Economic Development
Agency/Issues Review Responsibilities:

• Economic Development Corporation Budget and Issues
• M-NCPPC
• (Bi-County, Planning Department, Parks & Recreation and Planning Board)
• People’s Zoning Counsel
• Zoning Bills/Subdivision Bills
• Others, if necessary

Additional Appointments

• Council of Governments Transportation Planning Board
• Council of Governments Chesapeake Bay Policy Committee
• Council Liaison to Prince George’s Municipal Association

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