Baltimore put new People With Disabilities Act-compliant sidewalks and ramps on maintain at two Pratt Avenue intersections on Sunday.
Mayor Brandon Scott introduced upgrades in November 2023 for the downtown intersection of Pratt and Gentle streets, close to the Inside Harbor, and the intersection of Pratt and President streets, which connects downtown with the Little Italy and Jonestown neighborhoods.
Building can even embrace new pedestrian indicators, signage and extremely seen crosswalks.
“Regular highway circumstances will likely be in place alongside Pratt Avenue between the intersections of Gentle and President Streets till additional discover,” the Division of Transportation stated in a information launch.
Earlier this month, the Metropolis Council handed three payments requested by MCB Growth to amend rules to rework the general public park across the Inside Harbor into residences, shops and parking.
Two payments – to amend the zoning legislation and town's city renewal plan – handed Scott's desk. The third invoice would change town constitution and requires approval by metropolis voters in November.
