Location
9300 block 51st Avenue between Eutaw Place and Fox Street on the east side of 51st Ave
Status
AMT is initiating the WSSC applicant built service connection permitting process for the new water service for the park. This permitting process can take time and it is recommended to start this process before the plumbing permit application.
Fine grading plan submitted to DPIE. Revisions to the plan are required to address DPIE comments related to water infiltration in the bio-retention structure. Additional geo-technical work is required.
Storm water concept (SWM) submitted to DPIE. The plan has been approved; however, with revisions to the fine grading plan the SWM will need to be re-submitted for approval.
The Mandatory Referral Pre-Acceptance meeting occurred on April 9, 2019. Written comments related to the project from the M-NCPPC staff are due to the Planning Coordinator for the project by 5/10/19. AMT is awaiting a formal approval letter based on the comments. M-NCPPC is requiring the existing Tree Conservation Plan (TCP2) for the entire 19 acre parcel be updated.
December 2018 - Contract awarded to A. Morton Thomas & Associates, Inc. for Design and Engineering of the Dog Park.
About the Project
The location of the project is on the Prince George’s County School Board parcel, which is zoned Reserved Open Space (ROS). An agreement to construct the dog park on this site has been fully executed. A. Morton Thomas (AMT) has created a design for the dog park based on community input from meetings held in 2018. The project plans have been submitted to Maryland National Capital Parks and Planning Commission to obtain approval through the Mandatory Referral process. Construction plans for storm water management and fine grading will be submitted to Prince George’s County DPIE (Department of Permitting, Inspections and Enforcement) for approval. AMT will draft construction documents to prepare for project advertisement.
Funding
Anticipated Total Project Cost: $375,800
Design and Engineering cost: $46,800; Estimated Construction cost: $329,000.
Funding comes from the City’s General Fund.
Estimated Completion Date
Late 2020 dependent upon DPIE permit approvals (weather permitting)