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Residents Sue to Block Inner Harbor Redevelopment Plan in Baltimore

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A group of residents filed a lawsuit in Baltimore City Circuit Court challenging the planned redevelopment of the Inner Harbor. The residents argue that the city moved forward with the project too quickly, using behind-the-scenes negotiations that they claim favored private interests. The plaintiffs allege the process violated the Baltimore City Charter and zoning laws, seeking to designate the area a historic landmark.

From foxbaltimore.com, wbaltv.com

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The lawsuit targets the city's handling of the land deal, which includes large areas of public parkland. The plaintiffs are seeking to halt demolition work related to the Harborplace project until the court case is resolved. The developer maintains that the project reflects the overwhelming support of voters.

From foxbaltimore.com, wbaltv.com

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  • BaltimoreDefendant in the lawsuit regarding the Inner Harbor development

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