When it comes to outdoor features such as pools, sheds, and other structures, there are certain restrictions that must be followed in Prince George's County. The Maryland National Capital Parks and Planning Commission (M-NCPPC) has specific regulations for the use of shelters in parks. Any person or group of up to 25 people can use a park shelter if it is not already being used. If a group is larger than 25 people, they must contact the Park Permit Office to reserve a shelter for their meeting or event.
In the event of adverse weather conditions, public schools in Prince George's County may close. However, the M-NCPPC community centers will remain open. But, child care centers and preschool programs will be closed. If Prince George's County public schools close early, Kids' Care parents will receive a notification and must arrange for a pick-up from the child care center within one hour. In addition to these regulations, there are also restrictions on the type of structures that can be built on a plot of land.
Sheds vary in terms of complexity and size, and any structure that is not listed on the park rentals page must be approved by the M-NCPPC before it can be constructed. This includes any structures that are used for storage, hobbies, or as a workshop. It is important to understand the restrictions on outdoor features in Prince George's County before building any structures or using any shelters. The M-NCPPC has specific regulations that must be followed when it comes to using shelters in parks and building sheds or other structures on a plot of land. Failure to follow these regulations could result in fines or other penalties.
