The owners of a 17.4-acre section of Woodberry’s Clipper Mill complex on Monday night unveiled part of their vision for the neighborhood: As many as four mixed-use apartment buildings, each with built-in parking garages, and a community relying heavily upon Baltimore’s light rail system and public transportation.
Close to 170 people crammed into the pews at Shiloh United Church for a presentation from Valstone Partners, learning new details about the owner’s vision for the properties it purchased last summer, and later voicing concerns about parking, the vision for a community dependent upon Baltimore public transit and the fit of such a complex within their neighborhood.
Details are still sparse. Caroline Paff, a former vice president at Sagamore Development who’s handling the master plan and entitlement planning for Valstone, emphasized that the meeting would be about the “planning study” for the project, but not the design of the project itself.
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