Baltimore County Landmarks Preservation Commission Meeting, May 14, 2026

The Baltimore County Landmarks Preservation Commission held a meeting on May 14, 2026, primarily focused on reviewing historic preservation issues related to exterior alterations of landmark properties. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to discussing the Price or Freeze House at 501 Avenue in Glyndon, where the commission reviewed proposed window and porch alterations, shutter installations, and door replacements intended to address prior code enforcement violations. The commission expressed concerns about the cumulative impact of previous unpermitted work and requested the applicants to revise their design to better align with historic character and symmetry, ultimately voting unanimously to have the applicants return with a revised proposal. Additionally, the commission approved a rear deck replacement at 209 Morse Avenue in Lutherville, noting it was not visible from the public right of way. The meeting also included brief updates on tax credit properties and procedural clarifications regarding projects transferred to the Maryland Historical Trust. No specific contract awards or procurement actions were discussed during the meeting.