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Changing the zoning of 3605 Hickory Avenue from the R-7 Zoning District to the IMU-1 Zoning District

Changing the zoning of 3605 Hickory Avenue from the R-7 Zoning District to the IMU-1 Zoning District

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CityBaltimore City CouncilPassed Jun 8

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  • Zeke CohenCity of BaltimoreNo vote on recordCallEmail
  • Mark E. ParkerDistrict 1No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Phylicia PorterDistrict 10No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Zachary J. (Zac) BlanchardDistrict 11No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Jermaine A. JonesDistrict 12No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Antonio (Tony) GloverDistrict 13No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Odette RamosDistrict 14No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Danielle McCrayDistrict 2No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Ryan L. DorseyDistrict 3No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Mark ConwayDistrict 4No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Isaac (Yitzy) SchleiferDistrict 5No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Sharon Green MiddletonDistrict 6No vote on recordCallEmail
  • James R. Torrence, Jr.District 7No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Paris GrayDistrict 8No vote on recordCallEmail
  • John T. BullockDistrict 9No vote on recordCallEmail

Whole board: passed, Jun 8 (the record does not list each member's vote)

Decided, Jun 8: The council voted on the rezoning – 3605 Hickory Avenue FOR the purpose of changing the zoning for the property known as 3605 Hickory Avenue (Block 3539, Lot 003), as outlined in red on the accompanying plat, from the R-7 Zoning District to the IMU-1 Zoning District; and providing for a special effective date. It passed.

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