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The Jones Falls Valley master plan or vision statement is a report created by a committee of the following groups:
Baltimore Development Corporation- Baltimore Zoo- Greater Homewood Community Association- Jones Falls Watershed Association- MTA- Parks and People- Struever Bros., Eccles and Rouse.
The Master plan is being coordinated by AB Associates, a consulting firm which can be reached at 410-547-6900, or e-mailed at abassoc@bellatlantic.net
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Need to Know
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| The plan is comprised of many ideas that affect areas from Druid Hill park, Woodberry, Hampden, Remington, Cylburn, Mt Washington, and many other communities in the valley. Some proposals, like redeveloping unused buildings, are universally agreed upon, however, there are many other controversial proposals, like the construction of Loyola's "field of dreams" on 71 acres of open area, or the construction of houses in Druid Hill park. |
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Below are links to the Jones Falls Master plan, provided by AB associates. The document is large, so we have divided the document into five parts. Click on the links to view that portion of the plan. Even divided, these documents are large, so allow them time to load (They are about the size of a large image each) |
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| 1.-Cover and Introduction |
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2.-Basic concepts of the master plan |
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| 3.-End of basic principles
Neighborhoods: Lake Roland/Robert E. Lee park, Mt Washington/ Sabina Mattfeldt/ Cylburn Arboretum
Description of Jones Falls River
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4.-Description of Jones Falls River
Neighborhoods: Cylburn South, Woodberry, Druid Hill Park, Mill Corridor
Development of Parking plan
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5.-History of plans for the Jones Falls valley
Neighborhoods: Stony Run, Hampden-36th St, Hampden- Remington, Remington Industrial, Falls Road South,
Contributors, funders, and Forum dates
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