Homewood Area Steps Up Street Parking
Restrictions
Johns Hopkins has been informed that the communities
surrounding the Homewood campus will be tightening their
street parking restrictions, including expanding
residential parking permit areas, in order to deter
nonresident parking. As part of this effort, which is
necessitated by a shortage of parking for neighborhood
residents, the areas will be initiating a more aggressive
parking enforcement program.
The affected neighborhoods are Charles Village,
Greenway, Abell, Remington, Wyman Park, Tuscany Canterbury
and Oakenshawe.
The university encourages its affected affiliates
(those who are not entitled to legal on-street parking) to
consider using Johns Hopkins parking facilities and/or mass
transit.
University lots are served by regular free shuttle
service to and from all Johns Hopkins campuses in Baltimore
City and are reasonably priced, starting at $30 a month at
the Ellerslie lot. All are monitored by security
personnel.
For more information about JHU options, go to
www.jhu.edu/parking.
Should you have any questions regarding parking matters,
contact Greg Smith, manager of transportation and parking,
at
gregsmith@jhu.edu or 410-516-8371.
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