BHCA is taking a fresh look at parking and, specifically, the way residential parking permits are allocated in Bolton Hill. The review comes, coincidentally, with the introduction of legislation in the city council that would eliminate requirements that developers and landlords who renovate large buildings into apartments provide off-street or other parking opportunities for tenants.
Bolton Hill residents who have requested residential parking pass renewals – for the stickers that go on the inside left corner of a windshield – can pick them up at Brown Memorial Church on Saturday, March 22, 9 am-12 pm and Saturday, March 29 from 9 am-12 pm at Brown Memorial Church. Bring your vehicle registration with you.
If you renew your Area 3 parking permit online and opt to pick it up at the community parking permit pick-up, you can do so Friday (March 22) from 5 to 8 p.m. or Saturday (23) from 9 a.m. to noon at Brown Memorial church.
It’s not too late to apply for a renewal of your parking permit and to pick it up in the neighborhood, avoiding a trip (and a parking dilemma) downtown.
The deadline to purchase a 2022-23 Zone C parking permit for Bolton Hill residents is March 23.
One of the contractors involved with Operation Pipeline (NPL) has placed No Parking signs 7 AM to 3:30 PM from March 8 to March 28, 2021 on both sides of the 1200 block of Bolton St.
Every newspaper and web site has suggestions. Here are ours.
The Parking Authority of Baltimore City has canceled community permit pick-ups and expiring permits will continue to be acceptable after March until further notice.
It’s time to renew your residential parking permit for 2020. If you have one now, it can be done online here. New residents and those applying for the first time have to do so in person at the Parking Authority office at 200 W. Lombard Street.
