Baltimore City Question G - Charter Amendment - Franchises and Minor Privileges
Source: elections.maryland.gov
What does this measure do?
Supports: Government Efficiency, Public Infrastructure
Baltimore would update its rules for letting others use city property: the stormwater system could never be sold or handed to a private operator, and a city agency, not the Board of Estimates, would approve small permits to use public space. The stormwater system would stay publicly owned.
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Proposed by: Baltimore City Council (Resolution 26-05, Council President Zeke Cohen and 6 other members)
The city's elected council passed this. Changes to the city charter, Baltimore's basic rulebook, need voter approval.
Source: baltimore.legistar.com
A YES vote means
The updated rules take effect, the stormwater system is protected from sale, a city agency approves small permits instead of the board, and outdated transit rules are removed.
A NO vote means
The current rules stay, and the Board of Estimates keeps approving these permits.
No financial records found for this ballot measure.
Source: elections.maryland.gov
Source: baltimorecity.gov