Westphalia’sfuture faces scrutiny from residents

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Prince George’s County planners racing to create an identity for the 6,000-acre Westphalia sector in eastern Prince George’s County faced a mixture of congratulations, confusion and some consternation as residents of the region scrutinized a recently released plan.

“What are you doing to mitigate the impact on your constituents?” asked Yvette Jardine, of neighboring Camp Springs. “Westphalia is not just a District 6 issue, it’s a county issue with devastating impact if it’s not done correctly.”

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