QUAD 1 REPRESENTATIVE VACANCY ON THE BOARD
The CVCBD Board of Directors is actively seeking nominations to fill the Quad 1 Representative vacancy. The announcement and nomination form are attached click here
Grants available from the Charles Village Community Foundation!
For more information and the application form click here
The Spring Public Hearing on the Financial Plan FY 2013
The Spring Public Hearing on the Financial Plan for FY 2013 of the CVCBD will be held from 6:30 to 8:00 pm on March 27th 2012 at Lovely Lane Methodist Church at 2200 St Paul Street. The purpose of this meeting is to allow surcharge taxpayers the opportunity to review and comment on the proposed Budget and Financial Plan for Fiscal Year 2012-2013 beginning July 1, 2012
Documents for the Proposed Financial Plan FY 2013
New! Free Trees for Healthy Neighborhood Residents in the
Benefits District.
Please
see the Order Form and the General Information!
RAT
ABATEMENT PROJECT
Beginning July 1, the CVCBD - with its contractor Regional Pest
Management – a $22,000 "Rat Abatement Project" involving distribution
and monitoring of almost 500 rat bait stations throughout the District.
Neighborhood Walkers on Patrol
Help Us Raise $60,000 for 100 New Trash Cans!
WELCOME!
Charles Village Community Benefits District is a special tax district created in 1994 to provide supplementary services to residents in a 100–block area of north Baltimore. With over 14,000 residents, the District has four member neighborhoods: Abell, Charles Village, Harwood, and Old Goucher; it is also the home of Johns Hopkins University, the Baltimore Museum of Art, Wyman Dell Park, the Waverly Farmers’ Market and more than 700 businesses. Famous for its tree-lined streets, lush gardens, and historic 19th century houses and churches, the area has been called:
“Village living in the heart of Baltimore”.
The Benefits District provides supplementary sanitation and safety services to all residents and promotes the District as an attractive place to visit, live, work and play. Property owners pay a tax-surcharge of 12 cents per $100 of assessed property value to fund these services.
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