by David Marks | Jan 12, 2018 | historic preservation, Planned Unit Development, West Towson
In 2016, the Presbyterian Home of Maryland announced plans to cease operations at its West Towson site. The future of the stately Bosley Mansion and its expansive lawn was in doubt. Since that time, I have remained in close contact with the propertyowners, residents,...
by David Marks | May 5, 2016 | historic preservation, Presbyterian Home, Southland Hills, West Towson
Several days ago, the Presbyterian Home of Maryland announced plans to close the facility. The Presbyterian Home of Maryland was founded in 1883 and, in the words of the press release, has operated in its current park-like, 4.5-acre campus since 1929. Once the Bosley...
by David Marks | Feb 16, 2016 | Charles Street, Cromwell Valley, Perry Hall Middle, rezoning, West Towson
If you live in the Fifth District, you may have received a letter in the mail about a zoning change. Zoning determines what can be built on a property. Every four years, the Baltimore County Council can rezone land, allowing anything from a farm to a major...
by David Marks | Sep 9, 2015 | NeighborSpace, open space, Patriot Plaza, Towson Circulator, West Towson
Since taking office, our office has worked across party lines to make Towson a model for sustainability. Now, it is time to take Towson to a new level. Our Plan for a Greener Towson will provide the resources to create and improve new parks and recreation sites in...
by David Marks | Nov 27, 2014 | Loch Raven, Ridgely Manor, West Towson
In 2011, I started a new tradition: recognizing outstanding residents of the Fifth District as Citizens of the Year. This year, I am pleased to acknowledge eight volunteers who have contributed much to our community. In Perry Hall, we are acknowledging Bill...
by David Marks | Nov 9, 2014 | air conditioning, Cromwell Valley, Downtown Towson, Dumbarton Middle, Fullerton Reservoir, Hogan, Loch Raven, O'Malley, Rodgers Forge, Towson Circulator, Towson Manor Village, West Towson
I would like to thank the voters of Baltimore County’s Fifth Councilmanic District for their support in the November general election. I am honored to have received more than 98 percent of the votes cast for this office. I would also like to congratulate all...
