Fort Howard Park water supply piping replacement recieved an environmental variance Octobrt 23, 2024 and is currently in the plans review/permitting process. Replacement of the water piping should commence in the spring 2025. “It’s Our Community, Let’s Take Care of It”
In 2121 an interagency agreement to restore 800 acres of Hart-Miller State Park as a wildlife sanctuary and for passive recreational activities was made between the Maryland Department of Natural Resourses, Maryland Environmental Services, and the Maryland Department of Transportation. Click here to view the PDF file. Hart-Miller State Park Read more…
Baltimore Region Climate Action Plan Are you worried about how climate change impacts the Baltimore region? Discover how Baltimore Metropolitan Council (BMC) is working to reduce pollution through our climate action plans. Learn how you can get involved below. Make your voice heard by participating in our public survey before November 11th! Join Read more…
The September 16, 2024 Hart-Miller Island Community Benefit Agreement Committee meeting was reported by Devin Crum as following Nellybelle News article. Hart-Miller steering committee may want more than $40M for community benefit Posted 9/20/2024, 2:45 a.m. By Devin Crum Officials from Tradepoint Atlantic have said they were “comfortable” offering a Read more…
The 2024 Comprehensive Zoning Mapping Process (CZMP) resulted in the Fort Howard Veterans Propeerty being further downzoned from DR5.5 to RC20. The next CZMP will occur in 2028. The Fort Howard Community Association thanks Councilman Todd Crandell for his continued support of our veterans and the residents of Fort Howard Read more…
ATTENTION: HART MILLER ISLAND DREDGE PLACEMENT PUBLIC INPUT MEETING SEPTEMBER 16, 2024 FROM 6:30 TO 8:00 P.M. AT KENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Mandated by Bill 343 2024, the general public is invited to attend the second public meeting to give comment, concern, and ask questions pertaining to their vision of southeast Read more…
“Maryland’s Tradepoint Atlantic in Sparrows Point, Md., was much in the news lately as the only the only portion of the Port of Baltimore that remained accessible and operational following the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge. Further down the road, though, it is set to have an even bigger Read more…
The Shallow Creek dredge project is limited to maintenance dredging. Individuals that are interested in NEW spur dredging are directed to secure their own permit and contact David Riter for assistance being included on the dredge contract. Permit application will be in September 2025 with goal of dredging Fall 2026. Read more…
Francis Scott Key Bridge Rebuild Applications – Public Information Hearing Scheduled for September 17, 2024 BALTIMORE, MD (September 10, 2024) – The Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) is holding a public informational hearing to inform the public that Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) has requested a Water Quality Certification and has Read more…