The Tuscany-Canterbury Neighborhood Association has various projects past and current that they have initiated. Some of the Johns Hopkins University’s projects on the Homewood Campus are also included below. TCNA keeps the neighbors updated about the progress of all the projects through their newsletters, at board and general meetings, and also on this website.
Below are the current projects. The TCNA board oversees the progress of each project. If you are interested in any of these projects, contact the TCNA president. It is a great way to meet new neighbors and improve our great neighborhood. Updates will be posted on these projects throughout the year.
On Going Neighborhood Projects
- Trees and Tree Stewards – ongoing
- Neighborhood Gardens- ongoing
- Street Lights Outages and Other Electric Issues -ongoing
Infrastructure Issues
- Stony Run Trail /Linkwood Road (2016–)
- Charles Street and Highfield Road Water Pipes and Dangerous Intersection (2024- )
- Stoneyford Area: 100-year old Water Pipe Replacement & Street Repaving (2017-2026)
- Charles Street and Highfield Road Water Pipes and Dangerous Intersection (2024- )
- University Parkway (2020-2022)
- 39th Street Calming (2010-2025)
- Pauli Murray Memorial in Bishop’s Park (2022 — on hold)
Johns Hopkins University Projects on or near Homewood Campus
- Early Learning Center: University Parkway at San Martin Drive (2024-June 2026)
- New Residence Halls on JHU Campus and The Academy: 3700 N. Charles Street (2026 -2028)