The
Hon. Senator Barbara Mikulski
Brown's Wharf
Dear Senator Mikulski:
In the mid-seventies, as an energetic a member of
the Baltimore City Council, you were instrumental in saving Fells Point from
being leveled for a highway project. In
addition to protecting a historic neighborhood from immediate destruction, you
promoted community restoration through urban homesteading. Our block is currently a model alley, thanks
largely to your tireless efforts: eight
nineteenth-century houses facing a vest-pocket park (maintained by homeowners
and tenants) with assigned parking spaces.
We come to you now because our block is at
immediate risk: a private property owner seeks to buy up some or all of the
city property comprising the park in order to establish a parking place for a
large refurbished house (without parking) on
Attached please find communications to city and
state officials, explaining our plight in more detail. We hope you may once again bring your
well-earned and continuing influence to bear for the safety and prosperity of
your home town (and neighborhood).
Yours sincerely,
(Original
Homesteader) (Owner
since 2005)
410-767-1687 (until
410-276-5101
(evenings) (Owner
since 2001)
10
(8-10) South
(Owner
since 2004) (Owner
since 2001)
410-327-9167
Lorie
A. Mayorga, J.D. Patrick
T. Boyle, A.A.S.
12
(12-14) South
(Owner
since 1992) (Owner
since 1987)
410-767-1855
(office)
410-537-5011
(home)
Calvin
Brooks
16
(16-18)
(Original
Homesteader)