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Wetlands Case No. 87-WL-0163
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foot wide walkway was deleted from the project and replaced
with an 8-foot wide elevated and cantilevered walkway.
IV. DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED WORK:
The following is a description of the applicant's
proposal as presented in the revised application of June 1988.
The Recommendations of the Department of Natural Resources
are presented in Section X of this report.
1. Construct and backfill a 550-foot long replacement
bulkhead on an alignment approximating the mean high
water line, and within a maximum of 18 inches channelward
of the existing bulkhead and to place 550 linear feet of
stone riprap within a maximum of 12 feet channelward of
the bulkhead;
2. Remove two deteriorated piers, and various relieving
platforms totaling 17,421 square feet. (of this total,
4950 square feet were removed prior to 1985 and 4500
square feet were removed between 1985 and the present);
3. Rebuild a 12,000 square foot pier by placing new pilings
and structural supports, and a new deck, all within the
original 200-foot long by 60-foot wide pier foot print,
and construct a 62-foot long by 60-foot wide extension
(3,720 square feet) to the pier in order to create a
15,720 square foot pier;
4. Construct a multi-story residential condominium building
on the resulting 262-foot long by 60-foot wide pier;
5. Construct an 812-foot long by 8-foot wide, elevated
cantilevered walkway for public access along the
waterfront;
6. Construct a 74 slip floating marina.
The proposed works are located on the Patapsco River in the
Baltimore Harbor at Boston Street in the Fells Point area of
Baltimore City.
V. PURPOSE:
Construction of a multi-unit residential development, of
which part would be on existing fastland and part on a large
pier over State tidal waters. The scope of this review
however is limited to the portion of work proposed over State
waters.
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