Pembroke Green

Prince George's County, MD · completed 2020

EngineeringSales / marketing

Plan sets

  • Engineering
    Approved site plan
    Reviewed
    Dated 2018-08-092 sheets
    • C-1
    • C-2
  • Sales / marketing
    Sales map
    Reviewed
    Dated 2019-06-141 sheet
    • Site plan

Attributes

24 of 41 extracted

AttributeValueSourceFrom
Zoning districtTAC-EStatedEng Sheet C-1
Approval date
Max density permitted
Density achieved9.40 units/acStatedEng Sheet C-1
Total units74StatedEng Sheet C-1
Unit types58 townhome, 16 single-familyStatedEng Sheet C-1
Affordable units (MPDU/ADU)11StatedEng Sheet C-1
Gross acreage7.90 acStatedEng Sheet C-1
Net acreage
LoadingAlleyStatedEng Sheet C-2
Number of buildings11StatedEng Sheet C-2
Units per building5.3EstimatedEng Sheet C-2
End unit share
Shortest building92 ftEstimatedEng Sheet C-2
Longest building156 ftEstimatedEng Sheet C-2
Average building length
Typical lot width22 ftStatedEng Sheet C-2
Lot width range
Typical lot depth
Rear yard depth
Front setback
Typical block size215 ftEnteredEng Sheet C-2
Typical street width
Street ownershipMixedStatedEng Sheet C-2
Alley width22 ftStatedEng Sheet C-2
Parking ratio2.00 sp/unitStatedEng Sheet C-1
Parking provision
Garage configurationRear-loaded 2-carStatedEng Sheet C-2
Visitor parking spaces
Open space2.30 acStatedEng Sheet C-1
Open space share
AmenitiesPool, clubhouse, two pocket parks, dog runStatedEng Sheet C-2
Tree save / forest conservation1.10 acStatedEng Sheet C-1
Floodplain / wetlands / RPA1.40 acStatedEng Sheet C-1
Grade change across site
Stormwater managementPondStatedEng Sheet C-1
Mixed useNoStatedEng Sheet C-1
Other uses
HOA scopeAlleys, open space, stormwater pond, private lanesStatedEng Sheet C-1
Phasing
Notable conditions

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Lessons learned

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