Documents from Baltimore Red Line Underground:
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Press Release from Baltimore Red Line Underground, August 5, 2009:Enraged Citizens Shout Governor Down at Rail Project Press Conference. Opposition to Controversial Red Line Project Voiced — Loudly |
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Letter from State Senator George Della to Governor O’Malley simply explaining the large extent of public concern with Alternative 4C and some of the problems with the public process that created it. |
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Press Release from Baltimore Red Line Underground, August 3, 2009: Canton Responds to Fake Grassroots Movement, Overwhelmingly Rejects Redline Alternative 4C. More than 1500 signed cards tell Governor O’Malley What Real Residents Want. |
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Letter from CAC member Ed Cohen (who is not affiliated with BRLU) to Congressman Cummings, opposing the single-track “death trap” tunnel under Cooks Lane. |
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Letter from the West-East Coalition against Alternative 4C – sent to Governor O’Malley, Mayor Dixon, Senators Mikulski and Cardin, and Congressmen Sarbanes and Cummings |
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Letter from District 46 Senator George Della and Delegates Brian McHale and Peter Hammen to Governor O’Malley Re: Red Line. Date June 11, 2009 |
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Letter from Councilman James Kraft (1st District) and Councilwoman Helen Holton (8th District) sent to Governor O’Malley, Mayor Dixon, Senators Mikulski and Cardin, and Congressmen Sarbanes and Cummings |
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Flier: No Surface Red Line on Boston Street |
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Bulletin: The 5 Big Lies about the Red Line on Boston Street – from the Canton Square HOA. |
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Image: (Front) Baltimore Red Line Underground Post Card: petition against surface rail on Boston Street
Sign Our Electronic Postcard – Click Here. |
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PDF Image: (Back) Baltimore Red Line Underground Post Card: petition against surface rail on Boston Street |
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Image: Baltimore Red Line Underground Website Business Card: petition against surface rail on Boston Street |
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Important Red Line Documents and Links:
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Map: Stations in Alternative 4C (subway style schematic) |
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Map: Alternative 4C (street map with planned route and references) |
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Map: Alternative 4D (street map with planned route and references) |
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Red Line Public Hearing Brochure (October 2008) – Contains an overview of all MTA alternatives and a map |
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Link: Wikipedia Article on the Baltimore Red Line |
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Link: MTA Red Line Website |
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Link: Baltimore City Red Line Website |
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Link: TRAC: Transit Riders Action Council of Metropolitan Baltimore |
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Link: No Train Tracks Thru Canton: Will Kostelecky’s blog |
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