Application for Redevelopment Waiver: 301 W. 29TH STREET

Wednesday May 20th, 2015

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Application for Redevelopment Waiver: 301 W. 29TH STREET

The City of Baltimore Department of Public Works is accepting public review and comments on this project’s application for a redevelopment waiver. If granted, the project will still need to provide water qualitative controls, per the requirements of the State’s Design Manual.

Applicant:

 Miller Square Retail, LLC, 2601 N. Howard Street, Suite 100, Baltimore MD 21218

ESD #:

7009

Watershed(s):

Jones Falls

Project Description:

The project has an approximate area of 0.91acres and is located at the intersection of Remington Avenue and 29th Street. The project will consist of the renovation of an existing building for commercial use and associated parking.

The Applicant is requesting a redevelopment waiver in accordance with Article 7, §23-7 of the City Code. The existing impervious area coverage meets the conditions for this waiver. The project will provide water quality controls and impervious area reduction to satisfy the requirements of this waiver for 0.16 ac of this project.

To obtain information about this waiver request, please contact Rosanna La Plante, Baltimore City Department of Public Works, Bureau of Water and Wastewater, Office of Compliance and Laboratories, Room 228, 3001 Druid Park Drive, Baltimore, MD 21215, (410-396-0732) or by e-mail to DPW.Plansreview@baltimorecity.gov.

Send information or comments about this waiver request to Rosanna La Plante, Baltimore City Department of Public Works, Bureau of Water and Wastewater, Office of Compliance and Laboratories, Room 228, 3001 Druid Park Drive, Baltimore, MD 21215, (410-396-0732) or by e-mail to DPW.Plansreview@baltimorecity.gov by 4:30 PM, May 26, 2015. Comments received after 4:30 PM, May26, 2015, will not be considered.

Any further notices about actions on this waiver request will be posted on the Department’s website.

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