Harborplace

Midday explores Baltimore City's Ballot Question F which allows voters to weigh in on changes to Inner Harbor Park that are critical to the future development of Harborplace.

Vignarajah says that Harborplace redevelopment proponents are already gearing up for a new charter amendment in 2026.

Justices are mainly considering two things: was the challenge to Question F submitted at the appropriate time and does it, in fact, constitute proper charter material?

The Maryland Supreme Court will hear an appeal from the State Board of Elections, Baltimore City and MCB Real Estate on Monday.

Questions dangle after judge strikes down charter that would take rezoning Harbor off the November ballot.

An Anne Arundel County judge ruled Monday to invalidate a ballot question asking Baltimore City voters to rezone the Inner Harbor for development on the grounds that it’s not proper charter material.

Melody Simmons, reporter for the Baltimore Business Journal, explores the future of Harborplace with opponents to the current design plans.

Displeased residents still have their opportunity to stop the project by voting on another amendment.

Bacteria concerns still linger for some scientists.

Voters will decide via charter amendment if residential housing should become part of the Harbor redesign.