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Baltimore County Landmarks Preservation Commission approves two staff-recommended projects, denies Lutherville front-yard fence
Summary
At a virtual meeting, the Baltimore County Landmarks Preservation Commission approved two consent items and a rear-roof addition for a Relay-area house, declined a front-yard fence proposal in Lutherville after public objections, and noted two staff-approved historic tax-credit part 2 actions.
The Baltimore County Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) at a virtual meeting considered a set of consent items and several individual applications, approving two staff-recommended projects, approving a rear shed-roof over an existing deck after minor amendment, and declining a front-yard fence proposed for a Lutherville property.
The commission approved two consent-agenda items: part 2, in-kind asphalt roof replacements for the Hathaway property at 4946 Twelfth Avenue in Relay (County Council District 1), and a 7-by-10.5-foot rear deck and altered rear opening for the Parker House at 410 Fairmont Avenue in Towson (final landmark No. 235, County Council District 6). The votes were taken by roll call and recorded in favor by a majority of commissioners present; staff cited the Baltimore County Historic Design Guidelines and County Code Section 30-27405 in the staff recommendations.
The commission also considered a resubmitted proposal for a new 10-by-24-foot shed roof over an existing rear…
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