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Planning Commission, October 29, 2026

Recommends approval: Rezoning 100-300 East Cromwell Street, Port Covington PC-2 to PC-3, 5-0-1

2h 27m23,327 words
225 mentionsmotion to approveapprovedsubdivisiondeferredzoningconditional usevarianceresidentialcomprehensive planland useindustrialcommercialrezoningmixed usehistoric preservationPUDdensitytraffic studysetbackrezoneBaltimore, MD
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On October 29, 2026, the Planning Commission recommended approval of Rezoning 100-300 East Cromwell Street, Port Covington PC-2 to PC-3 (5-0).

The Baltimore City Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval of City Council Bill 26-0244, a PUD amendment (PUD 146A) for the Under Armour Headquarters/Tide Point site in Locust Point allowing 122 new townhouses, with Domino Sugar (American Sugar Refining) concerns abo…

Meeting key facts
Jurisdiction
Baltimore, MD
Governing body
Advisory (makes a recommendation)
Date
October 29, 2026
Decisions
13 zoning decisions
Outcome
Recommends approval, 5-0-1
Next step
Final board vote (pending)

Projects in this meeting (5)

Case 26-0244

Recommended 7-0
1 condition of approval
Open this project

Case 26-0229

Recommended 7-0
Open this project

Minor subdivision final plans, 20 Blythewood Road

Recommended
Open this project

East Mount Vernon Place

Recommended 7-0
1 East Mount Vernon Place and 600 St. Paul Street, Mount Vernon · Johns Hopkins University
1 condition of approval

100-300 East Cromwell Street

Recommended 5-0
100, 200, 300 East Cromwell Street, Port Covington · Caroline Hecker, Rosenberg Martin Greenberg

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PUD Amendment – Under Armour Headquarters (PUD 146A), Locust Point

Recommended approval of Council Bill 26-0244, which amends PUD 146A on a little over 7 acres zoned IMU-1 (owner Shears Building, LLC; developer Mark Saperstein / 28 Walker Development). The amendment puts schools back on the prohibited-use list. It allows residential use in areas A, B, C, D, E and 7, raises the residential cap from 76 to 192, and permits about 122 townhouses up to 45 ft. It also removes the area E parking garage and limits Hobart Street vehicular access to Marriott Street. Domino Sugar (ASR) asked for STC 31-35 windows, balconies facing away from the refinery and a disclosure recorded in the land records. Two residents opposed the amendment; one supported it. The vote was 7-0 roll call, with Domino's issues noted for the Council.

  • Include summary of Domino Sugar/ASR concerns (window soundproofing, balcony placement/partitions, recorded disclosure) in the record for City Council

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Key Decisions (13)

Approved

PUD Amendment – Under Armour Headquarters (PUD 146A), Locust Point

Vote: 7-01 conditions attachedMoved by John Laria
Approved

Crown Cork and Seal Development District (TIF)

Vote: 6-04 conditions attached
Approved

PUD Amendment – North Charles Village PUD 91, 3201 North Charles Street

Vote: 7-0Moved by Doug McCoach
Approved

Rezoning 100-300 East Cromwell Street, Port Covington PC-2 to PC-3

Vote: 5-0-1
Approved

Rezoning 1 East Mount Vernon Place (Peabody Institute) OR-2 to C-2

Vote: 7-01 conditions attached
Approved

Conditional use conversion to 2 units at 1020 West Barre Street

Vote: 7-0
Approved

Conditional use conversion to 4 units at 724 North Carrollton Avenue

Vote: 7-0
Approved

Tax credit stacking – CHAP and High Performance Inclusionary Housing

Vote: 7-0
Approved

Non-routine CIP transfers 12-21

Vote: 7-0
Approved

Routine CIP transfers 1-11

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Minor subdivision final plans, 20 Blythewood Road

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Closing of a 10-foot alley

Vote: unanimous
Continued

Items 5 and 7 postponed for notice issues

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Zoning Changes (2)

Development Activity (6)

Tide Point / Under Armour HQ PUD townhouses

Residential

Crown Cork and Seal redevelopment

Mixed-Use

Johns Hopkins student housing (North Charles Village PUD area H)

Residential

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Market Signals (5)

Housing Demand

Staff note a 'bottomless appetite' for new-construction townhomes, as mid-…

Commercial Demand

Port Covington's 2016 high-density mixed-use vision has not materialized in…

Infrastructure

The city takes over the underground conduit system from BGE…

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Who spoke

18 distinct speakers; 10 identified names.

All speaker roles: 2 Applicant Rep, 2 Chair, 2 Commissioner, 8 Staff, 1 Applicant, 1 Attorney, 1 Public, 1 Unknown.

Identified name roles: 1 Chair, 1 Commissioner, 6 Staff, 1 Applicant Rep, 1 Attorney.

Speaker sample: Fermin Bakker, Applicant Rep.

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Zoning terms (20)

225 recorded timestamps

  • motion to approve (8 timestamps)
  • approved (22 timestamps)
  • subdivision (3 timestamps)
  • deferred (1 timestamps)
  • zoning (30 timestamps)
  • conditional use (10 timestamps)

Decision moments (13)

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