We plan to permanently close the alley between N Bond St & N Broadway, as it is too narrow for vehicle traffic. If you oppose the closure, you must inform our office by calling 443-984-2150 or emailing Traffic.Calming@BaltimoreCity.gov within 7 days.Submitted by BmoreCityDOT t3_10pesoi in baltimore
jabbadarth t1_j6lizeh wrote
Reply to comment by ptapdesigns in We plan to permanently close the alley between N Bond St & N Broadway, as it is too narrow for vehicle traffic. If you oppose the closure, you must inform our office by calling 443-984-2150 or emailing Traffic.Calming@BaltimoreCity.gov within 7 days. by BmoreCityDOT
Have you had a radon test done? A vast majority of Baltimore city has very low radon levels. I've never heard of anyone needing a mitigation system in the city. It's generally not an issue until you head further west and north.
wolfbear t1_j6oqvh4 wrote
My house in hampden failed a radon test prior to sale and I had the previous owners install prior to moving in. Only failed by a little bit but better safe than sorry!
jabbadarth t1_j6osa6l wrote
For sure. I genuinely have never seen a house in the city that needed mitigation and was surprised they had one. Definitely better safe than sorry just interesting there are houses with enough to warrant it based on the cities location and average rates of radon.
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