Setting conditions to be met for closure, the Scott-appointed panel paves the way for Seawall Development to acquire the city-owned property.

The developer promises a “community-led process” to determine the use of the land and says it won’t be a relocation site for the Sisson Street trash transfer facility.

With the Falls Road gate left open, private haulers have been dumping clandestinely at night and Baltimore city trucks have been dumping there, too. How this could go on for months remains “a mystery.”

Baltimore officials should shoot down the request on today’s Board of Estimates agenda like they shot down another surveillance tool, the spy plane [OP-ED]