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This Month at EBDI

 

May Newsletter & Community Calendar

EBDI's New

Annual Report

Released!

EBDI in the Top 50 for Kennedy School's Innovations in

Government Award

Things of Note:

 

John G. Rangos, Sr. Building Opened April 11, 2008

 
 

CONSTRUCTION UPDATE

There will be major

construction taking place

on the 800 & 900 Blocks of Washington through the

Spring of 2008.

In addition, backfilling and site preparation in the in the        1700-1900 blocks between Eager & Chase will continue through Spring of 2008.

 

NO PARKING NOTICE


Until further notice, please do not park in the EBDI construction areas

listed below.

 

  • 900 block of Durham (Ashland Ave.entrance)

 

  • 900 Block of Rutland (Ashland Ave. entrance)

 

No parking areas will be

strictly enforced with

ticketing and towing.

 

Subsequent Phase

Relocation Information

 

Posting of Updated Demolition Protocol from EBDI. Click here for access to the protocol

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24 Hour Community Information Line

For information on the events and happenings in the East Baltimore
Project, you can call the 24 hour information line at (443) 573-3211
 

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We're Building Baltimore's New EastSide!

Baltimore's New EastSide will eventually comprise an 88-acre, $1.8 billion urban redevelopment effort that combines significant new business activity with new housing and a high level of human services. It is a one of a kind effort that brings together leadership from the community, business, government, and foundations to rebuild East Baltimore.

The community will have 1,200 new or renovated homes for mixed-income buyers and renters, including town homes, duplex homes, apartments and senior housing. Up to 6,000 new jobs will be created for skill levels ranging from high school to those with advanced college degrees.

This project builds upon the great community that already exists in East Baltimore with opportunities for residents as well as newcomers. It is a unique community building effort fueled by an economic engine that will expand upon our region's reputation as a leader in biotechnology and research.