The Baltimore Sun

One of the nation's most-watched and complex gas tax bills made significant progress in the House of Delegates. It retained one of its most significant parts, indexing the tax (and transit fares) to inflation, overcoming opposition by Republicans.
Mar 23, 2013   The Baltimore Sun
<p>The city's planning director, along with several other department heads, challenge a proposal from the city council to require developers to set aside affordable units.</p>
Dec 10, 2006   The Baltimore Sun
<p>A block of neighborhood-minded Baltimore residents has pressured the city's zoning board to reject a plan to create a community service center nearby that offers job training and AIDS counseling, despite the area's need for economic investment.</p>
Dec 10, 2006   The Baltimore Sun
<p>The Baltimore City Council is set to vote on an inclusionary housing mandate designed to produce economically diverse neighborhoods and stave off gentrification.</p>
Dec 4, 2006   The Baltimore Sun
<p>At several Baltimore area universities, construction managers learn to cut costs on the fly to cope with increasing construction costs.</p>
Dec 4, 2006   The Baltimore Sun
<p>In Baltimore, a recent report has called for increasing housing density and decreasing building restrictions to reduce the gap between the need for and the availability of affordable housing.</p>
Nov 10, 2006   The Baltimore Sun
<p>This opinion piece from the <em>Baltimore Sun</em> calls on the province to shift its planning priorities to include all of its residents, not just the humans.</p>
Oct 30, 2006   The Baltimore Sun
<p>The Baltimore City Council is pushing forward on a comprehensive plan for the city to create more affordable housing.</p>
Oct 11, 2006   The Baltimore Sun
The results of a recent statewide growth visioning exercise show a continuing desire to reign in sprawl by focusing development in urban areas along transit lines.
Sep 29, 2006   The Baltimore Sun
Revision to a Maryland state homebuying assistance program is catching some resistance from smart growth advocates as changed language seems to go against the original anti-sprawl intent.
Sep 20, 2006   The Baltimore Sun
A Maryland statewide tax that provides communities with funding to improve sewage treatment facilities has been used as an excuse to increase sprawling development.
Sep 12, 2006   The Baltimore Sun