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There are four SGA Tiers designated on the SGA Tier map approved by the County Council on November 20, 2012 and enacted through Council Resolution CR-83-2012, based on the definitions found in SB-236, passed by the General Assembly and signed into law in the spring of 2012. Tier I areas are generally comprised of properties in sewer categories 3 and 4. These properties are considered approved for sewer service. Tier II areas are generally comprised of properties in sewer category 5 that are located within the Developed or Developing Tiers. These properties are considered planned for public sewer service. Tier III areas are generally comprised of properties that are not planned or zoned for public sewer service, not planned for preservation, are generally in sewer category 6, and are located in the Rural Tier. Tier IV areas are generally comprised of properties that are not planned or zoned for public sewer service and are planned for conservation of agricultural or forestry uses. These properties are generally in sewer category 6 and are located in the Rural Tier. Residential subdivisions on properties located in Tier IV are limited by the underlying zoning and are limited to a maximum of seven lots, regardless of the size of the property. <\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/P>

This plan is amended by the adoption of Plan 2035, per CR-26-2014, available at <\/SPAN><\/SPAN>https://princegeorgescountymd.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=4034778&GUID=DCD71742-248F-47CE-BCC8-DD87FD066766<\/SPAN><\/A>, which reconfirms the boundaries set forth by CR-83-2012.<\/SPAN><\/P>

Furthermore, the 2017 Resource Conservation Plan did not change any SGA Tier boundaries. Corrections made to the GIS data based on the 2017 Resource Conservation Plan include: James et.al. properties shown on p. 85 of the RCP, from Tier II to Tier IV; Thomas Property on p. 85 of the RCP changed from Tier I to Tier III; and the Robin Dale property on p. 85 is changed from Tier I to Tier III.<\/SPAN><\/P>

Per District Council resolution CR-26-2014, revision 24, removed property known as Whitemarsh close to the intersection of Crain Highway and Annapolis Road; and revision 25, removed property known as Storch at the intersection of Crain Highway and Mill Branch Road from the Rural area and amends the Septic Tier Map designation to Tier 2 for both properties. Each edit made to the SGA tier boundary should be copied to J:\\GIS\\Layers\\SGA\\SGA and component data.gdb.<\/SPAN><\/P><\/DIV><\/DIV><\/DIV>", "summary": "The Sustainable Growth Act (SGA) Tiers layer was created to track grandfathered properties related to the implementation of CB-104-2012, based on property...", "title": "ARCDBA.SGA_Tier_Py", "tags": [ "SGA", "Tier", "Sustainable Growth and Agricultural Preservation Act", "2012", "smart growth", "nitrogen", "sewer category", "property", "Prince George's County", "Maryland" ], "type": "", "typeKeywords": [], "thumbnail": "", "url": "", "minScale": 150000000, "maxScale": 5000, "spatialReference": "", "accessInformation": "", "licenseInfo": "