Request to Close Public Alley and Street Right-of-Way at 100 Water Street and 3600 Block of Elkton Street

Original title: 100 Water Street and 3600 BLK Elkton Street - Request for Vacation of Alley and Street Right of Way Zone R-1A

Record date · August 8, 2023

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What This Bill Does

The Planning Board is reviewing a request to vacate (permanently close) a public alley and street right-of-way located in a residential zone (R-1A) at 100 Water Street and the 3600 block of Elkton Street.

Why it matters

If approved, this action would remove public access to a specific alley and street segment, effectively transferring control of that land to adjacent property owners and changing the local street layout.

Who It Affects

Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.

Directly affected

Adjacent property owners

These owners may gain control or usage rights over the land if the public right-of-way is vacated.

Directly affected

Local residents

Residents who currently use the alley or street segment for access or transit will lose public access to that space.

Key Facts

The Planning Board is considering a formal request to vacate a public alley and street right-of-way.
The affected area is located at 100 Water Street and the 3600 block of Elkton Street.
The property is currently designated as Zone R-1A (Residential).
The file number for this request is 23-00554.

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The request was introduced on July 17, 2023.
The current status of the item is 'Agenda Ready'.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'vacation of alley' mean?

In this context, '' means the permanent closure of a public right-of-way, meaning the land is no longer designated for public use as a street or alley.

How can I provide input on this request?

The document indicates this is an action item for the Planning Board; residents typically provide input during public hearings or by contacting the Planning Board office.

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