Yesterday, with less than 24 hour a notice was posted in the upper 3000 block
of Guilford saying that all the cars needed to be removed by 6Am on Saturday
morning until 4pm, giving no reason and with only a threat that any cars left
would be towed. It had the Baltimore Police Dept at the source of this notice.
I called our precinct (NE) and the officer at the desk knew nothing about this.
Today, Saturday absolutely nothing was done on our street after the vehicles
were moved. I ask for as many of you as possible to contact the mayors office
about this matter. We were (a) not given sufficient notice and (b) not given
adequate cause, (c) nor did the police know about what this was about, (d)410-
and nothing was done to warrant this action. Does this mean the city just
changed the dates and we are going to ordered again to move our cars? What if
people are traveling on that particular weekend or just happen not to come out
of their houses during the 24 hours of the posting? Is it just that their cars
are towed away? We pay for parking permits which give us the right to park in
front of our homes and in the neighborhood. Do we have to start worrying that
at the whim of the city or the street department or the water works that they
can just come in and start towing legally parked vehicles. I hope that we can
get some action on this. I will be calling the Mayor's office again
410-396-4900. And I hope some of you will also. Thank you. David O'Donaghue
3045 Guilford
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Date: Sat, 8 Nov 2008 06:18:54 -0500
Subject: Re: [Chat] moving our cars by 6Am tomorrow - what's going on?
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Emil and David:
The CVCA RPP area 37 committee is meeting with the Dept of Transportation next
week on RPP enforcement. I believe that the Dept of Transportation handles
those notices. If you like, I will be happy to talk to them about the process
and find out which department is responsible for the short notice for follow up
purposes.
A few members of the CVCA committee on Traffic Calming are also attending
Greater Homewood's Neighborhood Institute on Sat 11/15 and we can find out more
there as well.
In the meantime, it wouldn't hurt for you to send an email of complaint to the
Mayor's Office so that you are on record. Let me know what response you receive.
I will keep you posted on this issue and I would appreciate it if you would do
the same.
Sharon L. Guida, CVCA Board Member
Charles Village West
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