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BMZA docket: extensions granted, administrative dismissals and two postponements scheduled for May 5
Summary
At its April 7 docket, the BMZA granted multiple extension requests, approved administrative dismissals, and postponed cases including 4301 Woodbridge Road and 806 North Collington (one recusal) with May 5 set as the new hearing date for at least one postponed matter.
The Baltimore City Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals opened its April 7 docket by notifying attendees that it was operating with three members and offering applicants the option to postpone cases or proceed with the requirement of unanimous approval.
The board granted standard 24-month extensions for project files BMZ 2021-268 and BMZ 2022-473 (101 North Pison Park Avenue) and granted a 24-month extension for BMZ 2023-233 (5345 Denmark Avenue) after finding ongoing progress through the site-plan review committee. The board also approved administrative dismissals for A25-16 (3340 Woodsuck Avenue) and A26-03 (5109 Roland Avenue) after staff recommended dismissal.
Two matters were postponed: case 26-037 (806 North Collington) was postponed because of a recusal and will be rescheduled, and case 26-062 (4301 Woodbridge Road) was postponed to May 5 at 1 p.m.; staff will accept written testimony through that date and applicants were instructed to repost notice with the new date. Interim executive director Justin Williams reiterated that the BMZA will issue written resolutions in two to four weeks after hearings and that appeal information will be included in those documents.
These procedural actions were taken by unanimous or procedural consent by the three-member panel.
