AREA30Parking

2008-04-25T09:07:00.000-07:00

STADIUM EVENTS

2008

Baltimore Orioles 2008 schedule
Baltimore Ravens 11th Annual "Spring Football Fest," April 26, 2008
Walk to Cure Juvenile Diabetes, April 27, 2008
March of Dimes "March for Babies," May 3, 2008
KENNY CHESNEY CONCERT -- M&T Bank Stadium, May 10, 2008
Dew it Again !!!! Action Sports Tour coming to Camden Yards June 19-22, 2008
African American Heritage Festival, June 27-29, 2008

2008-04-05T07:19:00.000-07:00

AREA 30

NEWCOMERS

NEW BLOCKS

..NEW SIGNS

...NEW PETITIONS

NEW SIGNS POSTED:
Unit Block of West Heath (South Side)
Unit Block of West Barney (South Side)
Unit Block of West Randall (Both Sides)

APPROVED & AWAITING SIGNS:
1400 Race Street (East Side) <-Look for one-way and angled parking soon!
Unit West Heath Street (South Side)
Unit West Barney (South Side)

***LATEST APPROVAL*** 100 W Clement(South Side)

NEW PETITIONING BLOCKS:

100 Burnett (Southside)---submitted 4/28/08
1800 S Hanover--submitted 5/1/08
1300 Race-submitted 4/28/08 <-----Look for one-way and angled parking soon!

ALSO STARTING PETITIONS:
1800 S Charles (Both sides)
1400 Clarkson (Both Sides)
1300 S Hanover Street (West Side)
1400 S Hanover Street (East Side)
1600 & 1700 S Hanover (Both sides)

2008-03-28T14:30:00.000-07:00

OFF STREET REQUIREMENT ATTACHED TO AREA 30!

Area 30 has just been confirmed as an RPP area that is to require the use of off street parking when calculating the number of permits allowed per household. Per law 4 permits and 1 visitor pass is the maximum allowed per legal residential household. However, if that household has off street parking, the number of off street parking spaces will be automatically deducted by the RPP software to calculate the allowable number of permits per household.

For example:
4 cars - 1 off street parking space = 3 permits

Over the next few months the AREA 30 team will be inventorying the number of off street parking spaces for the RPP inventory.

If you would like to volunteer, please call:
Cynthia @ 410-446-5686

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REMAINING AREA A BLOCKS
100 block of Burnette Street, both sides

(Petitioning into Area 30)
1300 block of Clarkson Street, odd side

(Petitioning into Area 30)
1400 block of Clarkson Street, both sides

(Petitioning into Area 30)

1500-1600 block of Clarkson Street, both sides
100 West Clement Street, odd side

(Petitioning into Area 30)
Unit W Cross Street, both sides

(being absorbed into new Sharp Leadenhall parking program)
100 W Cross Street, both sides

(being absorbed into new Sharp Leadenhall parking program)
Unit block of West Fort Avenue, odd side

(Petitioning into Area 30)

100 block of West Fort Avenue, both sides

(Petitioning into Area 30)

1100 block of South Hanover Street, odd side

(being absorbed into new Sharp Leadenhall parking program)
1200 block of South Hanover Street, both sides

(being absorbed into new Sharp Leadenhall parking program)
1300 block South Hanover Street, even side

(Petitioning into Area 30)
1400 block of South Hanover Street, odd side

(Petitioning into Area 30)
1500 block South Hanover Street, both sides (soon to petition -1600-1800 petitioning in)
100 block of West Randall Street, both sides

2008-03-28T14:29:00.001-07:00

PRESS RELEASE - RESIDENTIAL PARKING UPDATES - JULY 22, 2007

Bob Harkum
Chair, Residential Permit Parking Advisory Board

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Major changes in technology, enforcement policy, and the Residential Permit Parking law itself will come together this fall and begin to make abuse, or misuse, of the Residential Permit Parking Program very difficult, and very costly for those who get caught.

Article 31, Section 10 now has a specific section, Part VII, defining Prohibited Conduct, followed by VIII: Enforcement; Penalties.

No longer can users remain unaware or ignore what can and cannot be done with a permit. No longer is the punishment a slap on the wrist and a "catch me if you can."

Ignore a warning letter and walk out to find your, or a friend's, vehicle booted and your, and your entire household's, RPP privileges revoked for a year.
And a boot is the least and cheapest of penalties. The booted user, who has ignored a mailing telling him to stop the questionable use and another mailing telling him to surrender the permit, must, in order to get the boot removed, surrender the illegally or improperly used permit at the Parking Authority office.

They then issue a receipt for the returned permit. With that receipt in hand, the booted car owner can then proceed to Parking Fines, pay just the booting fee, and have the boot removed. (assuming no other outstanding violations). But, this could be just a beginning for some RPP Program offenders.

Certain violations also carry a Civil Citation for $500.

For the more enterprising at getting around the rules and regulations, or dispersing illegal or illegally copied permits, there could be additional criminal penalties with misdemeanor charges, fine of $1,000, and possible imprisonment.

City Council, when made aware of the fact that, in the past, there was very little the Parking Authority could do to enforce the Rules and Regulations of the Program, corrected that problem with a major revision of the entire Permit Parking Ordinance. The fines and penalties added are, at minimum, those of many RPP programs around the Country. The Mayor signed the Bill into Law in January.

This summer Enforcement will add LPR (License Plate Recognition) now in use in two of their booting vehicles to several other Parking Control Agents' vehicles. An LPR equipped vehicle can read a vehicle's license tag while cruising at 30 mph, mark and track the parking time via GPS, and check the tag against a download of tags with outstanding violations.

An LPR's computer can also be flagged for the tags of vehicles that need to be booted if they have been reported for improperly displaying voided, invalid, or expired Residential Permit Parking Program's permits.

Once a goal of adding Passive RFID, [bar code] onto the RPP permits themselves is realized, finding voided and invalid permits can be even more efficient.

The Parking Authority, which manages the City's Residential Permit Parking Program (RPP), now has established a warning/enforcement process to warn users about questionable use of an RPP permit issued in their name. A response is required from the user, allowing for a hearing if requested, within 14 days, or the permits and decals issued to him will be voided and recalled.

In fact, the revised law allows the Parking Authority to exclude the entire RPP address from the Program for abuse of the Program from one member of the residence, with the voiding and recall of all permits from that address, and the booting of any vehicle displaying those voided permits. The goal is to stop the abuses of the Program to which some users believe they are entitled.

Like motor vehicle license tags, the RPP permit allows its user certain privileges, but it is not the users' to convey, sell, rent, lease, exchange. RPP permits are not the users' at all. They are, and remain, property of the Parking Authority and are subject to recall. And they are only valid while the user is a resident in the area. Move, and the permits are void. Immediately. The request for permits from a new resident/tenant voids all permits currently out to that address.

This has always been the case, but many users never bothered to read the terms and conditions of use they have signed onto. But now the Parking Authority and the Program have a mechanism to force the return of a voided permit if it remains in use (if you move within an area you still need to see the Parking Authority immediately-- the permits are specific to the address).

And added into the RPP Ordinance is a Civil Citation of $500 for the misuse and abuse of the Program and/or the decals and permits that incurred the recall. So think twice now before saving $5 to park by using that old permit to park in the old neighborhood for an O's game. Park with that old decal or Visitor's Permit, and you could return to one if not two $500 Civil Citation violations and a boot.

As license tags are specific to the vehicle per its VIN, so are RPP decals, with the vehicle's first and last tag number/letter punched into the decal. Use it on a different vehicle and it is immediately void; the vehicle displaying this void decal can be immediately booted. Change vehicles and you have to return it to PA for a new decal (but unlike MVA, there is no charge). Duplicating and/or selling duplicates can result in criminal charges and jail time.

Temporary and other like permits are very specific regarding their use and conditions of use. Now, any other use is an immediate violation. Changing or altering in any way will have you removed from Program and issued a Civil Citation for $500. The user does NOT have the authority or right to alter or change the permit in any way. Period.

Visitors Permits, which are the greatest convenience to the users of Baltimore's Program, and also the biggest generator of abuse and misuse, will be far more closely monitored and watched. The Visitors Permits are only for visitors to a RPP address/resident and cannot be used solely to attend adjacent attractions, work, or school. Enforcement officers, if they observe a driver pull up, place a Visitor's Permit in the windshield, and walk off away from area to some attraction close by can punch up an immediate Civil Citation, call for a boot, and notify the Parking Authority of the abuse.

Enforcement can now, per revised Ordinance, also write an immediate Civil Citation for a copied, fake, voided, or altered permit and call for a boot to require the surrender of the fake.

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WHAT [RPP PERMIT/PASS] USERS MUST DO:

Remove all expired decals from their vehicles. Never display a voided permit even with a valid permit (eg: voided decal and valid Visitors' Permit in windshield = ticket for the voided permit)

Have the current year's decal attached to the lower left hand side front windshield of the vehicle to which it was issued (the first and last number/letter of the license tag are punched in the decal) by its own adhesive. If it is not attached, it is void. Scotch taped, void. Sitting there, void. Wrong car, void. This is immediate void. No 14 day letter. The decal can only be used for the vehicle and tags to which it was issued, attached per its own adhesive. Period.

Use visitors permits for persons only coming to their residence to see them. If they are visiting to go with you to a ballgame or the Science Center or local restaurant, just be certain they visit first and are not in possession of the permit, or get the permit, find parking, then come to your house. If your brother in law wants to just park for a Ravens game, two responses: "Sorry, I can now get thrown out of the Program for that." or be honest: "What Parking [pass]??!!!??"

Be certain to always have any permit displayed by you or friend completely showing in the lower left hand corner of the front windshield. There should be nothing covering any part of it. It may NOT be laminated. It may not be altered in any way. It doesn't count if it is on the front seat, on the consol, in the sun visor. The PCA's [enforcement officers] do not search around the car looking for a maybe here. They are not mind readers from afar. If it isn't completely visible, unobstructed,in the LLF [lower left front] windshield, it isn't displayed. Period.

Observe all other traffic and parking regulations in area. This includes the Citys abandoned vehicle provision. A car parked in one spot more than 48 hours can be ticketed. In RPP areas, PCAs [enforcement officers]have generally given RPP residents a few more days, but a car should not be parked on a City street unattended at all. Film crew, street work, other work, etc. can have tow away signs posted within 24 hours. So if you are away, someone should have keys, just in case.

No vehicle should be parked long term at all (more than a week) in one spot (it is illegal after 48 hours and LPR scans will soon note that to the PCAs).

Email or call your Community Rep or Parking Authority if you observe abuse of the Program.

AREA 30 REP
Cynthia Griffin
410-446-5686
area30parking@gmail.com

Keep track of your permits. Lost permits will not be replaced. Stolen permit must be reported at once to PA and the police. You may, and it is a good idea to, write your address on the BACK of the visitor's permit. If in a household with issues re: use, put your name and address on the back.

AND:

NEVER allow anyone to claim residency at your address who isn't a resident. Your entire household can now be excluded from the Program for this, and, depending on the scope of the fraud, criminal charges are possible. Note too that the revised RPP law allows the Program and the Parking Authoprity to limit a RPP residence to only 4 permits without a good cause shown [as to why more are in legitimate need].

NEVER give your visitor permit for someone to go to work in the area, or just to go to an event in the area, to school, to the stadium, ballpark, etc. If PCA [enforcement agents] or Community Reps see or track the Visitor's Permit being abused, you will no longer have a valid one.

NEVER allow your permit to br copied, or given to anyone long term who is not staying at your residence. If you suspect a copy exists, contact the Parking Authority immediately. Bring it in. A new permit will be issued to you gratis, the old one voided. The copying of permits/passes is now very illegal.

NEVER ignore communications re: your permits from the Parking Authority. It is their business how their permits are being used B within reason. A letter of inquiry is just that. Reply to it. They do not care that you have company 5 nights a week, just that that heavy usage is NOT abuse. A reply is needed from you to say that. That's all.

NEVER give over control of permit to landlord. Obviously, as a visitor to see or fix something, he will use your pass. But there are fines and charges specifically associated with a landlord asking for and keeping RPP Permits. HOWEVER, some landlords, to help the Community Assn keep parking available in their neighborhoods, will require the Visitors Permits as part of releasing the security deposit. In those situations, the resident should write "Void" across the permits with a heavy marker and cut them in half. This assures the correctness of this exchange of (voided) permits to the law.

NEVER exchange money for a permit. It is not yours. If caught there are now big fines and your entire household can be excluded from the RPP Program.

NEVER diminish any usable (post 1971 for the most part) off-street parking spaces by converting to family room, storage, workshop, etc. Per new law, RPP Program must require that you use off-street parking if you have it, for you or your guest. In some areas this is required. In others it may be or may eventually be, or it is in effect for new development per revised law

Don't use Visitors Permit in lieu of purchasing a decal.

Technically you are a real resident and yes have a right to park.
But getting a decal makes tracking illegal use of Visitor's Permit easier for Enforcement.

Enforcement agents do not automatically check vehicle/owner/residence information before writing a ticket. If you forget to use a temp or visitor's permit, they just do not know your car lives in the house next door. They see hundreds of car per day and cannot be expected to remember what car belongs to what address/permit..

by: Bob Harkum
Chair, Residential Permit Parking Advisory Board

2008-03-28T14:27:00.000-07:00

3/10/06 AREA 30
AREA 30 PARKING
RESIDENTIAL PERMIT PARKING

Administrative Order #3589, March 30, 2000

The following streets have been posted: “Two Hour Parking, 7:00 a.m. - 12 Midnight / Notice Stadium Event Restricted Parking / 1-Hour Parking, 3:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, 1:00 p.m. – 12 midnight, Saturday through Sunday, Tow Away Zone except with Area #30 Permit.

Fine $42.00 for parking over 2-hour limit without decal or visitor permit

Unit block W Barney Street
Unit Block of Birckhead Street, both sides
1200 – 1700 blocks of South Charles Street, both sides
Unit Block West Clement Street, both sides
100 West Clement Street , even side (Odd side Petitioning)
Unit Block of East Gittings Street, both sides
Unit block West Gittings Street, both sides
Unit block of East Fort Avenue, both sides
1300 Block Hanover Street, odd side
1400 block S. Hanover Street, even side
Unit block W. Heath Street, both sides
1200 -1500 Marshall Street-Both Sides
1100 Olive Street, (1 house) no signs will be posted
*1400 block Olive Street-both sides-(Not Posted)
*1500 block Olive Street, even side (Not Posted)
*1600 block Olive Street, both sides
1700 blocks Olive Street, odd sides
Unit block E. Ostend Street, both sides
Unit-100 block W. Ostend Street, both sides
1200-1600 Patapsco Street, both sides
1400 block Race Street, Odd side (added 04/2008)
Unit block E. Randall Street, both sides
Unit & 100 blocks W Randall Street, both side
Unit block of East West Street, odd sides
Unit block of West West Street, both sides

*STREETS NOT POSTED WITH SIGNS

2008-03-09T07:23:00.000-07:00

NON-GAME EVENTS

CAMDEN YARDS SPORTS COMPLEX

2008

MARCH

1 Inside Lacrosse Face-Off Classic - M&T Bank Stadium
15 Lung Association O Zone to End Zone Walk
Oriole Park at Camden Yards, M&T Bank Stadium, Parking Lots

APRIL

13 Oriole Advocates Race - Oriole Park at Camden Yards
26 Ravens Spring Football Fest - M&T Bank Stadium
27 Juvenile Diabetes Walk - Parking Lots

MAY

1 March of Dimes Walk – Parking Lots
10 Kenny Chesney Concert – M&T Bank Stadium

JUNE

7 Hold – Ravens – M&T Bank Stadium
19 – 22 DEW Tour – Parking Lots
27 – 29 African American Heritage Festival – Parking Lots

JULY

12 Hold - Ravens – M&T Bank Stadium
NON-GAME EVENTS

AUGUST

28 Hold – Ravens

Ravens Pre-Season Games to be Scheduled

SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

4 American Diabetes Walk – Parking Lots
11 Baltimore Marathon – Parking Lots

NOVEMBER

1 or 8 City-Poly Game - M&T Bank Stadium
15 Navy-Notre Dame - M&T Bank Stadium
27 Turkey Bowl - M&T Bank Stadium

DECEMBER

5 or 12 Maryland High School Football Championships
M&T Bank Stadium

NOTE: This schedule does not include baseball or football games, catered events booked within the facilities of the Warehouse at Camden Yards, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, M&T Bank Stadium and/or Camden Station.

The Orioles’ schedule is available on the team’s web site: http://www.orioles.mlb.com/

The Ravens’ 2008 schedule will be available in April, 2008.

01/24/08

2008-02-28T10:03:00.000-08:00

AREA 30 NEWCOMERS

NEW PETITIONS AND BLOCKS

New Petitioning Blocks:

1700 S Hanover
1800 S Hanover

Awaiting confirmation:

Unit Block West Heath (odd side) is only one signature confirmation away from approval.

NEW SIGNS POSTED:

Unit Block of West Heath (even side)
Unit Block of West Barney (both sides)
Unit Block of West Randall (both sides)

2008-02-05T12:36:00.000-08:00

Area 30 2008 RPP Program Guidelines - Published 12-14-2007

This document will now be attached when you print out your renewal receipts.

In completing this process the AREA 30 resident is acknowledging receipt of these guidelines.

Note: Civil Citations and Misdemeanor Penalties

The attached permits have been issued to YOU to give you access to our local Residential Permit Parking Program, Area 30. You, per this request for entrance to the program and assigning of the necessary permits, are legally responsible for these permits and their use. Giving false information, misrepresentation of your eligibility for the Program is now a misdemeanor per Article 31, Part VII, 10-40 to 10-46.

These permits are valid only while you remain a resident at the registered RPP address; they a void if you move. If you move within the RPP area, they are still void but may be exchanged at PA office for new permits. They are NOT transferable.

The enclosed permits are, and remain, property of the Parking Authority of Baltimore City and are subject to voiding and recall.

Read the attached Program Guidelines. Failure to follow can result in a void and/or invalid decal or permit, the display of which in the RPP area is cause for the vehicle to be immobilized (booted) and cited.

Program Guidelines

FOR THE VISITOR'S PERMIT: Visitors' Permits are distributed to residents in a Residential Permit Parking Area only to allow their visitors access to their RPP address. All other uses prohibited by law and invalidate permit.
· Permit must be ENTIRELY VISIBLE in the left - driver's side -- corner of the vehicle's front windshield.
· Permit may not be altered or changed in any manner including LAMINATING.
· Permit may not be used by resident in lieu of purchasing a decal or using Off-Street Parking (OSP) as required by law. OSP is in use if occupied by resident's or visitor's vehicle; however, any lease, rental, etc. of required OSP is illegal in a RPP Area. Use of visitor's permit by resident is not in and of itself abuse.
· Permit use to neighbor in RPP area for limited and occasional accommodation of extra visitors is at the discretion of the permit holder; however, if improperly used, misused, copied, etc. the permit can be voided. Permit holder's address may be written on the top of the reverse side of the permit.
· Permit use is monitored by PABC, Parking Control Agents for the City of Baltimore, and through the Area Representatives and Associations. Misuse of the permit is cause for revocation and recall. Misuse can be but is not limited to:
-Permit displayed in vehicle for 3 or more days a week over 3 weeks or any other frequency of 9 uses in same vehicle.
-Permit in possession of driver who then WALKS AWAY to surrounding area.
-Permit used solely to attend an event or attraction in surrounding area (GETandWALK-AWAY)
· Permit in possession of landlord of property in violation of Article 31, Section 10-45.

These uses are cause for Civil Citation and/or notice from PABC. Notice of hearing on use from PACB must be replied to within the 7 days or permit will be voided. Displaying a void/expired Visitor's Permit in its RPP area is cause for the immobilization of the vehicle and a $500 Civil Citation along with other penalties.

FOR THE DECAL:A DECAL IS VEHICLE/TAG SPECIFIC. Decals are issued punched with a vehicle's license tag numbers/letters and may be placed only on the vehicle for which it was issued. IF YOU HAVE MORE THAN ONE VEHICLE/DECAL, DO NOT MIX UP DECALS.
· A decal must be entirely visible in the left driver's side lower corner of the vehicle's front windshield, adhered to the windshield following directions on reverse of decal. A decal adhered in any other manner (scotch tape, etc.) is immediately void. A decal not properly adhered to the windshield is immediately void. An altered decal is immediately void. A decal attached to a commercial vehicle is void.

Displaying a void/expired decal in its RPP area is cause for the immobilization of the vehicle and a $500 Civil Citation along with other penalties.

FOR BOTH DECAL AND VISITORS PERMIT:
· A permit or decal may only be generated and distributed through PACB. They may not be copied, generated, altered, sold, leased, transferred, rented, or used in any other manner prohibited in Article 31, Section VII.
· A permit or decal obtained by applicant presenting false or invalid or incorrect information is void and applicant is subject to both Civil and Criminal penalties.
· A permit or decal exempts vehicle only from Residential Permit Parking restrictions. All other stopping, standing and parking restrictions must be observed. Park only in otherwise legal parking space.
· A permit or decal does NOT EXEMPT vehicle from Article 31, Section 6-22: "No vehicle shall be permitted to stand more than 48 HOURS CONTINUOUSLY in the same location.
· A permit or decal cannot be replaced if lost. If stolen, contact Parking Authority immediately and file police report.

All permits/decals issued to a Residential Permit Parking address may be voided and called in for any household member's use not in keeping with these terms and conditions for use. The household can be excluded from the program for up to a year.ALL OTHER RULES AND REGULATIONS OF PABC, AND OF ARTICLE 31, SECTION 10 BALTIMORE CITY CODE.

2007-12-30T12:02:00.000-08:00

AREA 30 NEIGHBORHOOD RENEWAL Complete for 2008

Pickups were held for 3 days - December 14th, 15th and 16th...

If you have not yet renewed online or at the customer service desk
at the Residential Parking Office, please do so as soon as possible!

NEW PARKING AUTHORITY OFFICES:

200 W. Lombard St., Baltimore, MD 21201

Hours: M-F 8:00-5:00

Phone 443-573-2800

Keep in mind that the regulations have changed slightly:

One permit allowed on window (more than one invalidates permit)

Only 4 permits per household

Visitor Passes not to be used in lieu of permits and are not to be loan out for Stadium Events

2007-08-27T21:47:00.000-07:00

Welcome to Area 30 Parking in Baltimore City...

This site is provided as a convenience for Area 30 parking permit holders to become aware of the latest changes in the RPP regulations and renewal dates.

What you can get as a resident in AREA 30:

1 permit per car registered to the AREA 30 address
Maximum of 4 permits per household
1 Visitor Pass per household (not to be loaned out for Ravens Games)

Area 30 Parking permits and Visitor passes expire yearly on December 31st. New permits for 2008 must be on cars no later than January 1st to prevent ticketing.

Area 30 currently allows for a grace parking period of 2 hours on non-game days but only one hour on game days (and that includes Oriole games).

Ticket and towing on game days could be a high as $272.00.
Tickets: $27.00 non-game days ~ $72.00 game days.

Click here if thinking about parking without permit!
Cameras are watching!!!

Click here if you have parking fine questions!

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The parking representative for AREA 30 is:
Cynthia Griffin
area30parking@gmail.com
410-446-5686

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EXPIRATION DATE:

DECEMBER 31, 2007

ONLINE RENEWAL STARTS;

NOVEMBER 19, 2007

New to permit parking?

Need to renew?

PERMIT PICK UP:
DECEMBER 14, 2007

2 PM to 9 Pm

1633 S Charles Street

Our thanks to The Rowan Tree for donating their site for

AREA 30 Permit Pick Up!

2007-08-27T21:30:00.000-07:00

AREA 30 Street Coverage

SOUTH BALTIMORE EASTRESIDENTIAL PERMIT PARKING

Administrative Order #3589

The following streets have been posted: “Two Hour Parking, 7:00 a.m. - 12 Midnight / Notice Stadium Event Restricted Parking / 1-Hour Parking, 3:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, 1:00 p.m. – 12 midnight, Saturday through Sunday, Tow Away Zone except with Area #30 Permit.Fine $27.00 for parking over 2-hour limit without decal or visitor permit.

CHECK HERE TO SEE IF YOUR STREET HAS AREA 30 PERMIT PARKING:

Unit Block of Brickhead Street, both sides
Unit Block West Barney - eta April 2008!
1200 – 1700 blocks of South Charles Street, both sides
Unit Block West Clement Street, both sides
100 West Clement Street , even side
Unit Block of East Gittings Street, both sides
Unit block West Gittings Street, both sides
Unit block of East Fort Avenue, both sides
1300 Block Hanover Street, odd side
1400 block S. Hanover Street, even side
Unit West Heath Street - Even Side coming April 2008! - Odd side pending
*Unit block of Kaufman Court, both sides-(Not Posted)
1200 -1500 Marshall Street-Both Sides
Unit block E. Ostend Street, both sides
Unit-100 block W. Ostend Street, both sides
1200-1600 Patapsco Street, both sides
Unit block East & West Randall Street, both sides NEW - permits - but signs not installed until April 2008!
Unit block of East West Street, odd sides
Unit block of West West Street, both sides
1100 - 1700 OLIVE STREET*

*STREETS w/no SIGNS