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The Mount Airy Town Council will likely get a first look at rehabilitation plans for the town’s historic Flat Iron building in March, according to town engineer Barney Quinn. The council voted in June to hire Ellicott City architecture firm Brennan+Company to complete architectural and design work on the building at a cost of $45,000. The architecture firm has been directed to explore three ...
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The Mount Airy Town Council introduced an ordinance Monday night that, if passed, would overturn the council’s May 2022 decision to demolish the historic Flat Iron building, at 206 S. Main St., and instead put funds toward its rehabilitation and preservation.
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An ordinance to rehabilitate and preserve the historic Flat Iron Building will be introduced at the Mount Airy Town Council’s regular meeting Monday.
The workshop will be held at 5 p.m., Tuesday, at the Mount Airy Town Hall, 110 South Main St., in the council chambers. The meeting is open to residents, however, no public comment will be allowed. Mount Airy Mayor Larry Hushour said discussion will focus on “plausible ways to either restore the building in place, or move the building slightly south and east to a new footprint.” There is no vote planned.
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The workshop will be held at 5 p.m., Tuesday, at the Mount Airy Town Hall, 110 South Main St., in the council chambers. The meeting is open to residents, however, no public comment will be allowed. Mount Airy Mayor Larry Hushour said discussion will focus on “plausible ways to either restore the building in place, or move the building slightly south and east to a new footprint.” There is no vote planned.