Why should be you against Question F? Because removing a public park (McKeldin Square) and four lanes of traffic should not cost taxpayers $400M dollars. Why should be you against Question F? Because removing a public park (McKeldin Square) and four lanes of traffic should not cost taxpayers $400M dollars. Baltimore City
Why should be you against Question F? Because removing a public park (McKeldin Square) and four lanes of traffic should not cost taxpayers $400M dollars. Because an additional 25-story office tower is not needed when downtown vacancy rates are already at 25% and climbing due to covid business closures. Because you don't use public park space for private luxury condo residents to have parking. Because a back-door deal with a no-bid process to give away the most lucrative land is bad governance. If you agree with these points, contact me.
Question F
Charter Amendment
Inner Harbor Park
Question F is for the purpose of amending the
provision dedicating for public park uses the
portion of the city that lies along the
Northwest and South Shores of the Inner
Harbor, south of Pratt Street to the water's
edge, east of Light Street to the water's edge,
and north of the Key Highway to the water's
edge, from the World Trade Center around
the shoreline of the Inner Harbor including
Rash Field with a maximum of 4.5 acres north
of an easterly extension of the south side of
Conway Street plus access thereto to be used
for eating places, commercial uses,
multifamily residential development and
off-street parking with the areas used for
multifamily dwellings and off-street parking as
excluded from the area dedicated as a public
park or for public benefit.
For the Charter Amendment
X Against the Charter Amendment
