Historical Commission designates two buildings Significant, approves alterations
The Malden Historical Commission designated two buildings as Significant under the Demolition & Alteration Delay Ordinance and unanimously approved exterior alterations for both.
Historical Commission · Meeting of July 28, 2026
MALDEN — The Malden Historical Commission designated two buildings as Significant under the Demolition & Alteration Delay Ordinance and unanimously approved exterior alterations for both. The Commission determined that 264 Salem Street and 145 Glenwood Street, Unit 303 meet the significance criteria and approved alterations with specific conditions requiring compatible materials and styles. Chair Inna Babitskaya, with members Keith Jackson, John Parcellin, Elizabeth Salazar, and Emma Taddeo present, voted unanimously on each action.
Members Matthew Bach and Alternate Leonard Iovino were absent. The Commission also unanimously approved historical signage text for 1100 Main Street and voted to request Attorney DiMarco review preservation condition compliance for the 15 Ferry Street project.
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