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Commission conditionally approves reduced garage for Corbett Village property; requires relocation and landscaping
Summary
After months of public testimony and repeated design revisions, the Commission approved a revised plan for an ex post facto accessory structure in Corbett Village with conditions including shifting the building to the north end of the existing foundation, adding a tree buffer and submitting updated plans to staff.
The Baltimore County Local Historic Preservation Commission approved a revised plan for an ex post facto accessory structure in Corbett Village after months of hearings, public comment and multiple design revisions, but commissioners required conditions intended to reduce the building’s visual impact.
Staff told the Commission the applicants had initially constructed a partially built two‑story, 26-by-48-foot accessory building without LPC review or a building permit; a stop-work order was issued Dec. 1, 2023. The Commission previously denied earlier designs, recommended reductions in height and footprint, and asked for a simpler design and additional fenestration on the most visible elevation. The latest submission reduced the building to about 26 by 30 feet with a 1½‑story gable…
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