Baltimore's Jones Falls: From Waste Station to Greenway
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Baltimores Jones Falls: From Waste Station to Public Park - A Baltimore developer, Thibault Manekin, faced backlash for plans to relocate a waste station. After community engagement, a task force recommended keeping the station put unless strict conditions are met. Seawall, Manekins firm, bought the downstream property and promised to turn it into a public park, possibly with a cafe or brewery. Residents and environmental advocates now welcome the shift, dreaming of safer access and a hillside tram. The Jones Falls, once polluted, could become a greenway with paths, trees, and open spaces, reviving this overlooked corridor for generations.
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