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Transportation / TIGER

The City of Baltimore has submitted a TIGER II Discretionary Grant application for approximately $16.3 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Transportation to support the development of the Westport Waterfront Transit-Oriented Development (TOD). Application attachments are noted below.

A. Funding Commitment Letters

The Westport Waterfront TOD is supported by diverse funding sources. Funding commitment letters are attached below:

C. NEPA Documentation

Significant environmental planning and documentation for the Westport Waterfront TOD TIGER II application is already in place.

E. Legislative Approvals

The Westport Waterfront TOD has received all necessary legislative approvals. Approvals received to date include:

The City of Baltimore adopted Planned Unit Development and Zoning approvals for the TOD in 2007.

Three ordinances creating a Tax Increment Financing District and borrowing authority were adopted in 2008 for the TOD.

F. State and Local Planning

The Westport TOD project is strongly supported by state and local government. It has been identified as a priority project in the following local planning documents:

In addition, consistency is achieved with the Baltimore Region Transportation Plan, Outlook 2035: Baltimore Region Constrained Long Range Plan (CLRP).

The Westport Waterfront TOD has also been and the identified as a priority in the following state documents:

Contacts

Khalil A. Zaied
Director
417 E. Fayette Street
5th Floor
Baltimore, MD 21202
(410) 396-6802
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Adrienne Barnes or Kathy Chopper  at (410) 361-9296