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| Locust Point Civic Association
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Thank you for visiting the website of the Locust Point Civic Association! Founded in 1972, we are a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization incorporated in the State of Maryland created to promote and protect the common interests of the residents of Locust Point.
For questions, comments, or to be added to the Locust Point email list contact us at contacts@mylocustpoint.org.
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| Announcements and Events
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Call us... - Saturday, January 21, 2012 The LPCA has a phone number for residents to call when they have a comment or question. It's a voicemail line so please leave a message and a member of the LPCA Board will get back to you. The number is (443) 987-6468.
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Under Armour PUD - Saturday, January 21, 2012Below is the final Planned Unit Development for Under Armour, which the community approved at the General Meeting on January 11, 2012. Under Armour PUD
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Newsletter volunteers needed - Monday, January 16, 2012 Volunteers are needed to keep To The Point going. Editor, writers, photographers, advertising coordinator, distribution coordinator are all needed. To The Point is published every other month for the Locust Point Civic Association. Anyone interested in leading the newsletter or helping out, please contact board@mylocustpoint.org.
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Locust Point proposal for inclusion on the National Register of Historic Districts - Monday, January 16, 2012More than a year ago, the Baltimore Immigration Memorial board proposed to place Locust Point on the National Register of Historic Districts, which was endorsed by the community. The Maryland Historical Trust, which oversees this process, requires a Statement of Historic Significance, describing why Locust Point is indeed a historic neighborhood. This Statement will cover Locust Point’s early years, the advent of the B&O railroad, industrialization, immigration, the construction of working class housing, and a snapshot of Locust Point’s economy and society 95 years ago. Locust Point National Register of Historic Districts
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Safety Committee needs chairman - Tuesday, March 01, 2011 The Safety Committee, which is primarily in charge of organizing our monthly COP walks, needs a chairman. The COP walks in Locust Point are held the third Wednesday of every month from 7-8 p.m. This is an easy committee to chair and requires only a small time commitment. If you are interested in learning more, please contact safety@mylocustpoint.org.
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Fort Avenue Bridge - Thursday, January 27, 2011Later this summer, the Baltimore City Department of Transportation is planning to begin reconstruction of the Fort Avenue bridge located over the CSX train tracks. DOT insists a complete tear-down of the bridge is necessary. For your information, please find documents regarding the condition of the bridge and recommendations from DOT and three independent firms on the replacement plan for the bridge Construction MapFort Avenue Bridge LetterAECOM letterSTV letterRK&K letterDOT ResponseCSXT Bridge InspectionIf you have opinions regarding this issue that you would like to voice, we encourage you to send an email to the following contacts: Mayor@baltimorecity.gov councilPresident@baltimorecity.gov Edward.Reisinger@baltimorecity.gov Lukeclip@gmail.com Delegate.B.McHale@house.state.md.us Jamie.Kendrick@baltimorecity.gov steven.robinson@baltimorecity.gov sharon_daboin@csx.com khalil.zaied@baltimorecity.gov contacts@mylocustpoint.org
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