05_June_1.doc
The York Road Partnership
Serving the York Road Corridor
Minutes of the Meeting of June 1, 2005
Karen DeCamp, president of the York Road Partnership, opened the meeting at 7:28 p.m.
Introductions and Welcome
Old Business:
City Trash Can Pick Up
Dale Thompson 410-396-8618
Al Tucker Northeast Superintendent for Solid Waste 410-396-9950
Ms. Thompson and Mr. Tucker both addressed many concerns raised throughout the discussion
and invited members to contact them directly with further concerns
Leslie Wietscher reported concerns about consistency of trash can pick up
“Smart” cans on poles are being emptied well
Discussion of Woodbourne area cans
The cans have no liners because they were never properly installed
It was unknown originally who ordered the cans
Schedule for corner can pickup
Scheduled every night but often not enough crews to cover all routes
Typically emptied Mon, Thurs, and Sat by the night crew
Emptied by the day crew on scheduled trash pick up days
East side: Tues. and Fri
West side: Mon. and Thurs.
Corner cans are not for business or household use
Sanitation enforcement officers must clearly connect trash to property address to
issue a citation
DPW employees work on completing a specific task
Now they also clean area around can
Brooms and shovels on every truck to facilitate clean up
If abuse of trash disposal is connected to a specific business the following tools are available:
Zoning enforcement
Health Dept. can check to assure daily disposal for all food establishments
Can conduct random inspections
Sanitation Enforcement
Only involves what is visible from the street or sidewalk not inside establishments
Letters from community groups to property owners often helps enforcement efforts
Cc the Sanitation dept on any letters sent
Councilman Harris is willing to draft letters to problem properties and Cc
community groups
The Sanitation Dept. may remove some of the cans along York Road
Removing cans sometimes helps stop dumping
MTA Bus Route Changes / Belvedere Square Transit Committee Report
Theresa Furnari updated the YRP on the progress of the task force
Meeting scheduled June 6th at 6:30 in the Loyola Community Room
Informational meeting June 2nd at 7:00pm at Greater Homewood
Maps of the proposed changes to bus routes in our area were circulated by Bill Miller
A full size map of all the proposed changes was available for review
Karen DeCamp provided an update on information learned to date
Michael Deets—Deputy Director of the MTA stated by e-mail that there are no
proposed changes at Belvedere Square for the #44 bus
Save-A-Lot Site
Kristin Forsythe Baltimore Development Corporation 410-779-3837
Councilman Harris provided an update
Previously under impression that PriceRite would operate a grocery at the site
Now confirmed that Family Dollar is coming
BDC working to confirm that the lease is signed
Margolis Reality apparently negotiating with both PriceRite and Family Dollar
PriceRite wanted roof repairs to the building as condition of lease
Lease with Family Dollar at least five years with some option years
Councilman Harris is pushing for acquisition of the site
Meeting with Jay Brodie on June 2nd
Jason Canapp updated on the steps taken by YRP to date
Concerned that the community hasn’t been taken seriously
Greater need to prepare in advance for opportunities
BDC has taken limited initiative throughout the process
Suggested that YRP request monthly reports from BDC on activity in our area
Community desires something that will appeal to the entire corridor
NEW BUSINESS:
Awards to YRP Members from States Attorney’s Office
The following YRP members received community awards from the State’s Attorney’s Office:
Jason Canapp
Sedral West
Leslie Wietscher
Louise Harris
It was noted that Dunbar Denby has been in poor health and may benefit from help from fellow members
SNAP
Due to time constraints the break out groups have been postponed until the July meeting
Karen DeCamp encouraged members to consider what they want to accomplish short term
This will be discussed at the July meeting
Leadership Committee Appointed Positions
The following positions have been filled by the Leadership Committee:
Housing and Neighborhood Committee: Dan Ellis
Streetscape and Appearance Committee: Leslie Wietscher
Commercial Revitalization Committee: Jason Canapp
Public Safety Committee: To Be Determined
Corresponding Secretary: Natalie Fulco
Public Relations Coordinator: To Be Determined
The meeting was adjourned at 8:43 pm
The next meeting of the Partnership is on Wednesday, July 6th at 7:15 pm
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