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Votes at a glance: Baltimore County Landmarks Preservation Commission
Summary
Meeting actions: minutes approved; consent agenda approved with a recusal; Frasier window replacement approved conditionally pending a historic‑window specialist report; K‑style gutters approved for Anson property; two administrative Part 2 approvals reported.
Key votes and formal actions from the Baltimore County Landmarks Preservation Commission meeting:
- March 12, 2026 minutes — Approved by voice vote.
- Consent agenda — Included Webster property (roof replacement at 1014 Windsor Road), Sheppard Pratt Health System exterior repairs (6501 N. Charles Street; applicant had MHT approval and an MHD easement), and a historic plaque for the K Caintensville Junction Trolley Station. The consent agenda was approved by roll call; one commissioner recused from the Sheppard Pratt item.
- Frasier property (945 Oella Avenue, Part 2 tax‑credit review) — Approved conditionally: replacement windows allowed only if a qualified historic‑window specialist documents that the windows are non‑original or not repairable; if original, windows must be repaired. The commission authorized staff to accept the specialist’s report and administratively approve replacement if documentation supports it.
- Anson property (5001 Cedar Avenue) — Approved installation of 6‑inch K‑style aluminum gutters at the rear and specified rooflines to address overflow and foundation concerns; commissioners noted half‑round gutters would be visually preferable but allowed K‑style in this site‑specific instance.
- Administrative approvals reported — Drews Leonard property (21 Windrest Avenue): Part 2 approval for structural and exterior work; Vanderbeek property (5116 South Roland Road): Part 2 roof replacement approval.
All roll‑call votes were recorded in the meeting minutes. The commission set its next meeting for May 14, 2026.
