Plain Text Law

Part III – Administration

Current through 2026-07-17. Source: City of Balt., Md., Ord. 26-129. Published by the Baltimore City Department of Legislative Reference.

Balt., Md., Code art. 31, § 15-6 (2026)

§ 15-6 DOT to administer.Copy Citation

The Program is administered by the Department of Transportation, with the advice of the BMore Streets for People Advisory Board.
History: Ord. 10-279
Balt., Md., Code art. 31, § 15-7 (2026)

§ 15-7 Rules and regulations.Copy Citation

Subject to Title 4 {“Administrative Procedure Act – Regulations”} of the <cite data-path="|general">City General Provisions Article</cite>, the Department of Transportation may adopt rules and regulations to:
(1)
implement the Program; and
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(2)
otherwise carry out this subtitle.
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History: Ord. 10-279
History: Text Conformed 02/28/21
Balt., Md., Code art. 31, § 15-8 (2026)

§ 15-8 Designating routes, schedules.Copy Citation

(a)In general.
In consultation with the Advisory Board, the Director may designate routes and schedules on City streets for the BMore Streets for People Program.
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(b)“Lake to lake” route.
In consultation with the Advisory Board, the Director will designate an initial “lake to lake” route running from Lake Montebello to Druid Hill Lake.
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(c)Additional routes.
Additional routes may be designated under this section if a neighborhood association requests that it be allowed to host a BMore Streets for People event in its neighborhood.
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History: Ord. 10-279
Balt., Md., Code art. 31, § 15-9 (2026)

§ 15-9 Exclusion of motor vehicles.Copy Citation

The Director may exclude motor vehicles from streets along designated BMore Streets for People routes during Program events, in accordance with the Department of Transportation’s permit process.
History: Ord. 10-279
History: Ord. 15-435
Balt., Md., Code art. 31, § 15-10 (2026)

§ 15-10 Regular processes to apply.Copy Citation

Nothing in this subtitle should be constructed as waiving the usual permitting processes, or fees for public services required to ensure safety, that would otherwise be required to conduct the Program.
History: Ord. 10-279