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BMZA denies variance to allow converting two‑unit building to four units at Myrtle Avenue site
Summary
The BMZA denied an applicant's request for a variance to allow four dwelling units at 225 Myrtle Ave, finding the lot lacks the uniqueness required for relief; planning had recommended approval of three units as a compromise.
The Baltimore Municipal Zoning Appeals board denied Aug. 5 a variance request that would have allowed a four‑unit conversion at 225 Myrtle Ave. The existing building is lawfully a two‑unit multifamily dwelling; the applicant sought variances for minimum lot area and for off‑street parking to authorize four units. Planning staff had recommended reducing the request to three units, which would have fallen…
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