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Howard County Government seeks Architects for Historic Preservation Commission
August 9, 2024
Howard County Government is currently seeking applicants with professional experience in the architectural field to serve on the County Executive appointed Howard County Historic Preservation Commission.
The Commission’s responsibilities include:
• Reviewing applications for certificates of approval involving alterations to historic structures;
• Conducting property site visits;
• Reviewing applications for Minor Alterations;
• Reviewing and providing advisory comments on subdivision and site development plans for historic
structures throughout the County;
• Providing advice on historical resources;
• Adopting rules to implement the historic tax credit program;
• Approving historic tax credits; and
• Advising on updating and maintaining the Historic Sites Inventory
To be eligible for consideration, candidates must:
• Be a Howard County resident;
• A professional in or have special interest, knowledge or training in such fields as history, architecture,
archeology, anthropology, curation, preservation, urban design, and or/related disciplines;
• Have a demonstrated interest in the preservation of historic and architectural area of the County;
• Be able to attend the Commission’s meetings, which are generally held on the first Thursday of each
month at 7:00 pm.
To view the application process for applying to serve, please visit the County website
Under the “Serve on a Board or Commission” section, select “Application Process” and then “Apply to Serve” where a Login is required. If you have any questions about the application process to become a Commission member, please email ApplyBC@howardcountymd.gov.
The Department of Planning and Zoning serves as the staff to the HPC. If you have any questions about what the role of a Commission member would entail, please contact Samantha Holmes at 410-313-4428 or sholmes@howardcountymd.gov