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Landmarks Preservation Committee issues nine certificates of appropriateness

5021521 · June 18, 2025
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Summary

At its June 12 meeting, the Baltimore County Landmarks Preservation Committee voted to issue nine certificates of appropriateness for properties in Lutherville, Monkton, Randallstown, Cockeysville, Sparks and Pikesville; the Planning Board received the committee report June 17.

The Baltimore County Planning Board received a report June 17 summarizing actions taken by the Landmarks Preservation Committee at its June 12 meeting, where the committee voted to issue nine certificates of appropriateness.

Committee staff listed the properties and addresses for which certificates were issued: 208 Melanchthon Avenue (Shea property) and 201 Morris Avenue (Ash Malzic property) in Lutherville; 16202 Corbett Village Lane (Beverly property) and 16223 Corbett Village Lane (Costas property) in Monkton; 3605 Fieldstone Road (Gutierrez Crekin property) in Randallstown; 9811 Van Buren Lane (Alms House And Pest House, a Baltimore County property) in Cockeysville; 207 West Seminary Avenue (Wheaton property) in Lutherville; 13822 York Road (Overbrook Farms LLC) in Sparks; and 508 Sudbrook Lane (Gladden property) in Pikesville.

The report was informational; no action by the Planning Board was required at the June 17 meeting.