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Landmarks Commission Issues Six Certificates of Appropriateness
Summary
At the July 17 meeting planning staff reported the Landmarks Preservation Commission on July 10 granted six certificates of appropriateness for properties across Baltimore County.
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At the July 17 planning‑board meeting staff reported actions from the July 10 meeting of the Baltimore County Landmarks Preservation Commission. The commission voted to issue certificates of appropriateness for six properties: the Connolly property at 704 Woodland Drive in Relay; Prime Plus Property Group LLC at 9317 Bel Air Road in Nottingham; the Paloo property at 322 Central Avenue in Glendon; the Todd property at 11825 Reynolds Road in Kingsville; the Glendon Bank Romay property at 4817 Butler Road in Glendon; and the Rodney House / Margrig LLC property at 14943 York Road in Sparks.
The planning board received this summary as part of its regular‑agenda reports; no board action was taken on the certificates at the July 17 meeting.

