Last night, the City Council convened an oversight committee to get answers about two of the most costly infrastructure projects underway in Baltimore.
As detailed in The Brew yesterday, the city’s biggest drinking water reservoir, at Druid Hill Park, has been shut down because of persistently high turbidity levels caused by construction at the site.
Residents in Ashburton, meanwhile, are up in arms about the removal of hundreds of trees at Hanlon Park, where two large underground water tanks are planned.
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