How is an appeal filed with the Board of Appeals?
• Instructions on how to file an appeal can be found on the Board’s website or by calling the Board directly at (410) 222-1119. • Two Clerks are available to accept appeals, answer questions, and schedule hearings. They cannot provide legal advice regarding any appeal. They do not provide document copying or other administrative services to the public. • The clerks also publish hearing notifications in the Gazette and Capital newspapers so the general public is aware of an appeal. This is done for two consecutive weeks in advance of a hearing. • The Board’s files are open to the public, but arrangements have to be made to see them – clerk availability, etc. • Hearings are usually scheduled three times per week: on Tuesday at 6:30 PM, Wednesday at 6:30 p.m., and Thursday at 5:30 p.m. Only one case is heard at each hearing. Additional hearings may be scheduled depending on the Board’s workload. Board hearing schedules can change, but parties of record to the appeal will be notified accor
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