On Thursday, April 30, 9 am, City Council Bill #26-0150 will go before the Land Use and Transportation Committee. 

Bill #25-0150, sponsored by Councilman Torrence, seeks variances to allow for an increase in the parking maximum of 36 spaces to 65, including parking on W. North Avenue.

Passing the CCB 26-0150 prioritizes the wants of developers over the needs of our community.

• We need uninterrupted and dedicated bus lanes. Parking on North Avenue will interrupt the flow of buses. Dedicated bus lanes have made buses run more efficiently for the more that 10,000 passengers a day on North Avenue.

• We need a path to connected and protected bike lanes. Protected bike lanes end at Reservoir Hill. We want a future that allows safe passage to the east, west, north and south!

• We won’t sacrifice our safety for their want of 6 spots! MCB/Blank Slate is requesting six additional spots on North Avenue - it's not worth the cost of lives and property!

Oppose Baltimore City Council Bill #26-0150!

Baltimore, MD – On April 30, 2024, a group of Reservoir Hill residents, represented by New York University School of Law’s Civil Rights and Racial Justice Clinic, submitted a civil rights complaint to the U.S. Department of Transportaion, alleging that Amtrak’s proposed Frederick Douglass Tunnel Program would have a disparate impact on their majority-Black community in violation of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. 

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