Friday, July 18, 2014
Lets Make Baltimore More Walkable
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Although I consider Baltimore to be a very walkable City, there is
always room for improvement. Whether it's an additional line or stops on
the Charm City Calculator, adding more sidewalks to recently
redeveloped areas of the city, adding lighting, redevelopment of
eyesores, or just about anything to provide a more welcoming environment
to certain areas of the City, making Baltimore more walkable is key to
the continued growth of the City and to continue to add Neighborhoods to
the City's showcase. What will follow is a series of areas in the City
that I believe will benefit from being more walkable. Stay tuned for
more!
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I won in '09
NOW WITH PICTURES!! What does the future hold for Baltimore City? No one knows for sure. One way is to examine is to look at the past and present conditions, the other is to look at what's on the drawing board as far as new development. I will attempt to do both while at the same time throwing in my opinion. Sure, the Inner Harbor and its surrounding neighborhoods are nice, but they're aren't my focus. Check out old posts I have added pictures to them!
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2 comments:
Getting better mass transit would go a long way. Every time I come back from DC to Baltimore, it feels like I enter a third world when it comes to transit. Busses can only do so much, since they have to fight the same traffic as cars. We need to pick one rail transit option (preferably Metro), and make all of our rail stations be the same, with connections. It's too hodge podge now, kind of like an afterthought.
You are so right!
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