What’s Up? with Real Estate: Eastern Shore August 2016
By Lisa Lewis, Aug 19, 2016.
We profile a property that is the epitome of luxury—a status symbol that offers all the upscale amenities we expect.
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Maryland Historical Trust, 2015 – Excellence in Commercial Rehabilitation
By Maryland Department of Planning
Following a major effort by property owner David Valliant, architect Charles Paul Goebel and Marvel Construction, and rigorous design review by the Easton Historic District Commission, this once-vacant building is now fully restored and reoccupied with fine shops and professional offices.
Saving Daylight
By Kathi Ferguson, Apr 17, 2015
Easton’s Daylight Building has been successfully brought back to life as a model for sustainable development and town center revitalization.
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Goebel appointed to Critical Area Commission
Nov 21, 2014
Gov. Martin O’Malley recently appointed Easton resident Charles Paul Goebel to the Critical Area Commission for the Chesapeake and Atlantic Coastal Bays.
Goebel was nominated by the Talbot County Council for the position and is in process for confirmation by the Maryland Senate to serve a four-year term as the county’s representative to the commission.
The commission was created by the Critical Area Act of 1984 to oversee the development and implementation of local land-use programs. The Act identifies the critical area as all land within 1,000 feet of Maryland’s tidal waters and tidal wetlands including the waters of the Chesapeake Bay, the Atlantic Coastal Bays and their tidal tributaries.
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Merit Award : Tidewater Renaissance
Royal Oak, Maryland
By David Zuckerman
Architect Charles Goebel and remodeler George Combs designed this project with a radical transformation in mind. The original home, a low-slung brick ranch, seemed at odds with its site — better fitted for a suburban street than the wooded banks of a tide-water creek. Now, reimagined from the foundation up, it’s hard to discern even a trace of the original.