Anneslie is a community of neighbors
... who care about each other, our homes, our schools, our safety, our way of life. Located in Baltimore County just north of the Baltimore City line, our community began in the 1920's and today consists of approximately 500 homes. The community is built on what was once the 119 acre Villa Anneslie estate. The villa itself still stands as a beautiful landmark in the center of our historic community.
We are pleased to announce that on March 12th, 2012 Anneslie was officially listed on the National Register Of Historic Places. Anneslie joins Rodger's Forge and Stoneleigh on the National Register, qualifying homeowners for tax credits. Though the Application process began in August, the listing is the culmination of many years of work from volunteers within the community and the Anneslie Community Association. Their time and dedication is deeply appreciated.
 Throughout the year the Community Association holds many community events including our annual picnic and community crab feast. So we invite you explore our site. If you're a resident please join our List Serve to conveniently keep up with neighbors. We encourage residents to visit often and volunteer to help with the events that interest you!
Anneslie Annual Picnic
Posted: 08/27/2012 05:26:26 PM   Join us on the 500 block of Anneslie Road for our Annual Community Picnic on Sunday September 23nd, from 3-7 PM. We'll be celebrating Anneslie's Historic Designation and our 90th anniversary as a community during this year's picnic.
This year will also feature a Time Capsule to commemorate our 90 years as a community. Bring photos of some of your favorite Anneslie Memories, or record them on paper provided. These will be added to the Time Capsule. The Mudrocks will join us live in concert again this year! There will also be an Open Mic! Anneslie Musicians and Singers are invited to perform solo, in groups or with the Mudrocks! If you're interested contact Allen Myers (Allenmyers@verizon.net or 410-377-6240) for more details. Come and enjoy Pit Beef and Pulled Pork Sandwiches, Cake, Beer for the Adults, Soda, Water & Juice Boxes for the kids. We'll also have a Moon Bounce and Face Painting. Odd numbered houses are encouraged to bring a side dish. Even numbered houses are encouraged to bring a dessert. Please contact Dana Dalton (ddalton@loyola.edu) or Rebecca Klein (rebeccaklein@msn.com) if you are interested in volunteering to help set-up or clean-up. We look forward to seeing you this year as we celebrate our community's milestones! |
Historic Designation
Posted: 03/28/2012 05:27:01 PM  Congratulations Anneslie Residents!! Recently, our community joined a long list of national neighborhoods that are recognized for significantly contributing to the history and culture in their region. The Board has been working hard for the last several years to achieve this status for Anneslie, which became a historic neighborhood on March 12<sup>th</sup>, 2012. We hope to celebrate this recognition officially this summer. In addition to the national recognition, residents are eligible for the Historic Tax Credit. The tax credit is equal to 20% of the approved rehabilitation. Prior to starting construction you submit an application and get approval from the Maryland Historic Trust (MHT) and all applicable local historic preservation commissions, and MHT certifies that the work is consistent with the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation.
For example, the total cost of your roof replacement ends up being $10,000, so you send MHT the final Part 3 application along with all receipts and photographs necessary to verify the expenses and that the work is consistent with the initial approval. If the Director determines that the project is approvable, you will be able to deduct $2,000 (20%) from the amount of Maryland State Income Taxes that you owe for the calendar year in which the project was completed. If you owe less than $2,000 in income taxes that year, you will receive a refund check from the Comptroller of Maryland. The application must be filed and approved before any work is done, so any repairs completed before applying to the MHT would not qualify. Generally, any work that rehabs the historic significance of the house would be eligible, like replacing a slate rook with a new slate roof, but a new kitchen, vinyl siding or replacement windows may not be eligible. Part of requirement for application is the submission of a map, locating the boundaries of the historic district. Board Member Pedro Sales (psales@anneslie.org) and his wife have applied for a recent project and have produced such a map that they are willing to share with anyone needing it. For general information about the Rehabilitation Tax Credit Program or to check the eligibility of your project, please contact Bonnie Baden at bbaden@mdp.state.md.us or (410) 514-7628. For more information about the program, visit http://mht.maryland.gov/taxcredits_homeowner.html. |
Anneslie Monthly Food Drive
Posted: 01/12/2011 10:53:21 AM  Anneslie neighbors are joining together to help the materially poor of our community by participating in a monthly food drive. Donated food items will be distributed through the Assistance Center of Towson Churches (www.actconline.info). The ACTC began in 1985, and today, 48 churches participate in the outreach effort. The ACTC serves people in 18 zip codes throughout Baltimore County and City.
For more details, including drop off locations click here! |
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