Enforcement against prohibited home businesses
Prince George's County
Summary
An ordinance sponsored by Council Member Dernoga would give the county stronger tools — fines, citations and even tax liens — against home businesses that aren't allowed under zoning rules. Supporters see nuisance relief; critics worry about overreach on people working from home.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jun 29, 2026.
Impact analysis
Civil fines could generate enforcement revenue, but collection and court costs aren't specified.
Residents dealing with nuisance conditions from unpermitted home businesses.
Home operators whose businesses fall under the prohibited category could face fines and liens.
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