IHHAAC, Inc.
A Federation of South County Civic, Citizen & Neighborhood Associations
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  • proposed land use changes

  • county comprehensive plan and zoning
  • Green Infrastructure hubs and corridors
  • maps showing parkland, and private lands protected from development by conservation easement
  • State and local gov't funding for land conservation in the area

  • contributors to election campaigns for local officials

  • voting records of local electeds in the 2010 legislative session now ending

  • local environmental indicators (e.g. monitoring of water quality; species inventories  

  • links to nonprofits allied with IHHAAC

 

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P.O. Box 44013
Fort Washington,
Maryland, U.S.A. 20749

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IHHAAC MISSION

IHHAAC is a federation of civic, citizen, homeowner and neighborhood associations, and of civic activists located throughout Councilmanic Districts 8 and 9, known locally as South County. We provide information and facilitate networking among civic groups, community activists and individuals concerned about the future of the county in general and of south county in particular, especially about those issues which affect our quality of life and property values.

IHHAAC is proactive in monitoring and testifying on: proposed state and local legislation; land use planning, including proposed text amendments to the Master Plan, Sectional Map Amendments, the Transportation Master Plan and the Landscape Manual; and applications before the Planning Board, subdivision review, Zoning Hearing Examiner and Board of License Commissioners (includes control of liquor licenses). Periodic email “Action Alerts”, “Information Alerts”, “Crime Alerts” and special publications keep our members apprised of important issues.


 


IHHAAC Information Alert: Report on 2010 Candidates for Councilmanic Districts 8 & 9


Welcome to the IHHAAC

IHHAAC provides information and facilitates networking among civic groups, community activists and individuals concerned about the future of Prince George's County in general and of south county in particular, especially about those issues which affect our quality of life and property values. IHHAAC is proactive in the political process, monitoring developments and testifying on land use planning, crime, education, transportation, economic development, and social welfare issues.


Report on 2010 Candidates for Councilmanic Districts 8 & 9 

The IHHAAC Board of Directors in recent months sent a questionnaire to all candidates who had filed for Councilmanic Districts 8 and 9, asking them to respond in writing; only one candidate did not accept the invitation. This was in preparation for one-hour interviews to weigh the qualifications of each candidate by panels of civic leaders and activists.

The District 9 panel completed its work on March 6. The members voted unanimously to endorse Mel Franklin of Upper Marlboro for election to the Prince George’s County Council representing District 9. The panel concluded that Mr. Franklin’s qualifications are "head and shoulders" above the other candidates for District 9. [District 9 Candidates' Responses]

The District 8 panel completed its interviews on March 27. The members decided that they need additional information before drawing any conclusions about the best qualified candidate(s). Accordingly, the Panel agreed to observe the candidates’ campaigns for a minimum of 60-days, after which it will reconvene for further discussion of the merits of the District 8 candidates. The question of an eventual endorsement has been left open. [ District 8 Candidates' Responses]

In coming months IHHAAC will convene a panel of civic leaders and activists to evaluate the qualifications of candidates for County Executive. Those candidates who have filed with the Board of Elections have been invited [Exec Invitation Ltr] to respond to a series of fifteen questions to Interrogatories attachment] concerning their personal and professional qualifications and about their views and positions on issues important to the citizenry. Those candidates have been invited to participate in extensive interviews regarding their candidacies.


Who are our candidates?

Click here on the following ro view the candidates


Fort Foote was used for weapons testing in 1917 and 1918. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has now surveyed the site and determined that it is unlikely that chemical warfare material is present at the site. A summary is available here (Adobe PDF). The full report is available for review at the Oxon Hill library.


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The complete Prince George's County Code together with bills and resolutions under consideration or recently enacted by the County Council are now online! Click here to go to the site!

 

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