Thomas Hanson, President
Michael Gerding, Vice President,
Planning & Zoning
Jen Silberzahn, Vice President,
Membership
Blair Melvin, Treasurer
Kristen Gerding, Secretary
Broc Silberzahn, Immediate Past
President
Michael Gerding, Vice President,
Planning & Zoning
Jen Silberzahn, Vice President,
Membership
Blair Melvin, Treasurer
Kristen Gerding, Secretary
Broc Silberzahn, Immediate Past
President
200 Block of Willow Avenue
The homes east of Aigburth Avenue
feature post-WW2 traditional brick row
homes.
The homes east of Aigburth Avenue
feature post-WW2 traditional brick row
homes.
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Board of Directors
Towson Manor Village Community Association is governed by a five-member Board of Directors.
Board members are elected to one-year terms by the dues-paying members of the Association at the
Annual Meeting held in June of each year. Current officers are listed in the box to the left.
The Board meets monthly, except in August and December. Quarterly membership meetings are
held in March, June and September. All meetings are open to members of Towson Manor Village
Community Association. See the newsletter for meeting dates and locations.
What Your Community Association Does for You?
Towson Manor Village Community Association provides the following services to members:
Committees
Several committees carry out the work of the Association. New members are always needed to serve
on our committees. Our current committees include:
To advertise or share news in our community newsletter, contact our newsletter team.
Block captains deliver newsletters to residents on their assigned blocks, welcome new
neighbors, and report concerns to the Board of Directors.
Find your block captain on the list below. You may click on their name to send them an email or call
them at the number listed.
Towson Manor Village Community Association is governed by a five-member Board of Directors.
Board members are elected to one-year terms by the dues-paying members of the Association at the
Annual Meeting held in June of each year. Current officers are listed in the box to the left.
The Board meets monthly, except in August and December. Quarterly membership meetings are
held in March, June and September. All meetings are open to members of Towson Manor Village
Community Association. See the newsletter for meeting dates and locations.
What Your Community Association Does for You?
Towson Manor Village Community Association provides the following services to members:
- Welcome Packet with membership information and important information about our
neighborhood, county government services, etc. - Assistance with zoning issues and code enforcement violations.
- Representation on the Greater Towson Council of Community Associations.
- Representation at zoning hearings and administrative hearings to protect our community's
interests and the residential character of our neighborhood. - Social activities for the children and families of Towson Manor Village.
- Citizens on Patrol (COP), promoting safety and preventing crime in our neighborhood.
Committees
Several committees carry out the work of the Association. New members are always needed to serve
on our committees. Our current committees include:
- Fundraising -- plans and carries out activities and events to raise needed funds for the
association. Past activities have included community yard sales, bulb sales, Entertainment
Book sales, etc. To help out with fundraising activities, please contact Renee' Carter at (410)
853-7924 or renee.murray228@comcast.net. - Social -- plans and carries out social events for community residents. Past events have
included Easter Egg Hunts, picnics at the park, Halloween parades, holiday parties, and
house-decorating contests. To learn more about this committee, please contact Kathy Zito at
(410) 821-7141 or katherine.zito@verizon.net. - Safety -- responsible for coordinating our Citizens on Patrol (C.O.P.) program, maintaining
contact with law enforcement, and otherwise promoting safety and preventing crime in our
community. To volunteer for our C.O.P. program, please contact Broc Silberzahn at (410) 823-
0324 or Broc.Silberzahn@educate.com. - Membership -- responsible for welcoming new residents to the neighborhood and delivering
TMV Welcome Packets. Coordinates annual membership drive in March/April and prepares
membership directory. To join the Association or to help with this committee, please contact
Jen Silberzahn at (410) 823-0324 or jsilberzahn@kaig.com. - Zoning -- acts on behalf of TMV to protect the residential character and quality of life in our
community through zoning and code enforcement. Represents Association in proposing
and/or responding to zoning changes and provides information to members. Assists
members in addressing code enforcement and zoning violations. If you need assistance with
zoning or code enforcement violations or if you would like to volunteer for this committee,
please contact Michael Gerding at michael@towsonmanorvillage.
To advertise or share news in our community newsletter, contact our newsletter team.
Block captains deliver newsletters to residents on their assigned blocks, welcome new
neighbors, and report concerns to the Board of Directors.
Find your block captain on the list below. You may click on their name to send them an email or call
them at the number listed.
100 Block of Willow Avenue
Willow Avenue features single family
homes built in the early 1900s.
Willow Avenue features single family
homes built in the early 1900s.
100 Block of Maryland Avenue
One of several single family homes
built in Towson Manor Village in the
1940s.
One of several single family homes
built in Towson Manor Village in the
1940s.
TMV Homes
Towson Manor Village features a
diversity of housing types, including
single family homes, duplexes and row
homes.
Towson Manor Village features a
diversity of housing types, including
single family homes, duplexes and row
homes.
200 Block of Ridge Avenue
200 Block of E. Susquehanna
Avenue
Avenue
Board of Directors
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