Forum to outline Harbor Point environmental issues - Maryland Daily Record

Melody Simmons//November 13, 2013//

Melody Simmons//November 13, 2013//

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A public forum on environmental issues surrounding the planned Harbor Point development will be held Thursday beginning at 7 p.m. near Fells Point.

The forum was called by City Councilman James Kraft, whose 1st District includes the Harbor Point property, located to the east of Harbor East.

The agenda includes an outline of the environmental plans to drill through a protective cap covering toxic chromium at the site, leftover from the former industrial tenant, Allied Signal.

Officials from Honeywell, the owner of the property, the federal Environmental Protection Agency, the Maryland Department of the Environment and the developer Beatty Development Group will participate.

The meeting will be held on the first floor of the Morgan Stanley building located at 1300 Thames St.

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