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Landmarks Preservation Commission reports dozens of certificates of appropriateness and nominations to National Register
Summary
The Landmarks Preservation Commission reported it issued multiple certificates of appropriateness at recent meetings and placed one property on the county preliminary landmarks list; the commission also supported two National Register nominations.
The Baltimore County Planning Board on Oct. 16 received a report on recent actions by the Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC), which issued certificates of appropriateness for multiple properties and advanced local and national historic designations.
Staff told the board that at its Sept. 11 meeting the LPC issued 15 certificates of appropriateness and one notice to proceed for properties across the county, including houses and county-owned sites such as Banneker Park and Museum (300 Oella Avenue, Catonsville). The LPC also voted to place the Maroney House and setting (3624 Leerondale Club Road, Towson) on the Baltimore County preliminary landmarks list following a public hearing.
At its Oct. 9 meeting the LPC issued nine additional certificates of appropriateness, covering properties including Sparks School Site (1000 Sparks Road) and the Dunbarton House (300 Dunbarton Road, Towson). The LPC also voted to support two nominations to the National Register of Historic Places: the Elisaburg property (11011 Baronet Road, Owings Mills) and the Halesburg Colored School (1900 Northeast Avenue, Halesburg).
The Planning Board received the LPC report as informational; no board action was recorded on the LPC items during the meeting.
