Baltimore County?s highest appellate board has approved plans for a nine-story condominium building on the outskirts of the Hunt Valley Towne Centre, despite neighbors? protests that the project will taint the area?s “rural” charm.
Members of the county?s Board of Appeals Wednesday unanimously ruled in favor of Wood Partners, a Virginia-based development company proposing 218 condominium units at 450 parking spaces at the edge of the 85-acre shopping complex. The project was first proposed as a “refinement” to the 1979 plan that created the Hunt Valley Mall, which was later redeveloped.
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