Paul wrote:
"...or create "Club Guilford" in their ground floor, complete with a velvet rope on the sidewalk.."
Hey! That's an idea! I think from now on Wednesdays will be ladies' night at 3049 Guilford. I can hear the beats already. Woo wooWoo woo!
Cheers,Madame Mixstress S
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There are lots of complexities, as John mentioned.
One of the most notable is that inclusion in only a National Historic
District, such as Charles Village, is that there is no protection from
demolition, either. If the new owners of the house at 29th and
Charles want to raze it for a con
Great!
Thanks, John, that explains the difference all right. In DC, the
norm is that a historic district is first designated local (with review), then
national (mere formality).
Also, I read with caution the Baltimore change of CHAP into the planning
office. DC did the same a few year
