by David Marks | Oct 25, 2018 | Idlewylde, Oak Crest Village, Parkville, Ridgeleigh
Baltimore County citizens expect their elected officials to be visible—especially their County Councilmembers. More than many other public offices, this is a job that requires hands-on leadership. Water lines break on the weekends, not just from Monday to Friday....
by David Marks | Feb 23, 2018 | Oakleigh, Ridgeleigh
I am delighted by the news that Ridgeleigh will be added to Baltimore County’s rat eradication pilot program. I had made the request to the County Executive’s office at the request of the Ridgeleigh Improvement Association, and am pleased that Ridgeleigh...
by David Marks | May 10, 2017 | Design Review Panel, Loch Raven, Ridgeleigh, Ridgely Manor
I am very pleased that an agreement has been reached between the developer of the proposed Sonic restaurant on Joppa Road and nearby community organizations. The restaurant is proposed for construction at 1631 East Joppa Road. The agreement– between Community...
by David Marks | Jun 8, 2016 | Oakleigh, rezoning, Ridgeleigh
In October 2009, Baltimore County approved the development of a 22-unit housing development between Oakleigh Road and Perring Parkway. The “Clearwood Park” project was approved based on the underlying zoning, despite objections from neighbors who...
by David Marks | Jul 25, 2012 | Oakleigh pet cemetery, Ridgeleigh
The Oakleigh Pet Cemetery, located in the 8400 block of Oakleigh Road in Parkville, is one of the only cemeteries of its kind in Central Maryland. It is the final resting place for hundreds of dogs, cats, and other pets. Unfortunately, the property has deteriorated...
by David Marks | Dec 26, 2011 | Deysher, Hoover, Ingraham, Planning Board, Ridgeleigh
Throughout the Fifth District, there are outstanding men and women who work tirelessly to improve their neighborhoods. I have decided to create an annual award to honor three citizens who have worked in different ways in their communities.In the Towson area, I am...
