Johns Hopkins Early Learning Center (2024 – June 2026)

The Johns Hopkins Early Learning Center will be relocated from the current site on Wyman Parkway near Remington Avenue to University Parkway and San Martin Drive. The project is projected to be completed in early 2026.

SIGN Issues

Tuscany Canterbury is a residential neighborhood and as such there are specific limitations on the signs that may be displayed. TCNA monitors the appearance of commercial signs in our neighborhood and has intervened several times to prevent installation of commercial signs that exceed permissable limits for size, illumination or time of display.
For more information on the zoning regulations for our neighborhood, scroll down to the bottom of the "read more" information

Calvert Lower School: New Addition, 2023

NEW: Two-Story Addition Behind Lower School
Calvert School has informed TCNA of their plans to construct a 2 story addition on the rear of the lower school. The footprint will be on their current property that has been used as an asphalt playground for the lower school. The two added classrooms are for music and science and will not be visible from Tuscany Road. There is no enrollment increase intended for the expansion of the classrooms.

Access to the property is located on a current driveway from Canterbury Road. The preliminary image is attached yet no definitive plans are finalized. TCNA will be updated routinely with a one month look ahead of the work. The TCNA Liaison Committee will communicate neighborhood concerns and expect Calvert School to abide by all city ordinances.

39th Street Traffic Calming (2010-2025)

Over 1,000 people cross 39th Street, west of Canterbury, on any given day. At the busiest times, over 200 may cross in a single hour. Approximately 8,000 cars pass through this portion of 39th Street on any given day.

2024: A traffic calming plan was completed. It included speed humps, street markings, crosswalks and bump outs between University Parkway and the Canterbury Rd roundabout.

2017: The Broadview with the approval of TCNA constructed a paved area and provided tables and chairs by the Broadway for the community between and Broadview and the Hopkins Deli.

2015: The Broadview has an MOU with the City to provide plantings and maintain them as well as the entire 39th Street median between the roundabout at Canterbury Road and University Parkway.

2012: Baltimore City constructed a Roundabout at 39th Street and Canterbury Road to allow traffic and pedestrian to cross 39th Street at that dangerous intersection.

The NEW Hopkins Market

HOPKINS MARKET IS OPEN 2025
7AM to 11 Sunday Thursday
7AM to 12AM Friday & Saturday

Hours for the sale of liquor from the package good area
9AM - 11PM Sunday - Thursday
9AM - 12AM Friday & Saturday and a few holidays
In addition to the hours of operation, the MOU contains language about:
Delivery of alcohol
Signage
Deliveries to the establishment
Delivery by establishment to customers
Management of outside delivery services
Customer parking
Noise and disturbances by customers
Outside seating

University Parkway

Updates about Plans for University Parkway

The long-term vision is a precursor to a more substantial capital project that will allow us to rebuild University Parkway using more durable, environmentally-conscious, and aesthetically-pleasing materials. We’ll keep what we like, change what we don’t like, and transform University Parkway into a safer, quieter, and greener community amenity that forms a better transition from Tuscany-Canterbury into the JHU Homewood Campus.

This month (March 2022), the big news was the release of the city’s long-awaited plans for resurfacing University Parkway from Charles Street to the 39th Street/San Martin Drive intersection.

Calvert School Conservation Easement Plan

The shaded area on the drawing above shows the Forest Conservation Easement area. This area is 1.4 acres of the 2.7 acres that were purchased by Calvert School in 2018. The agreed upon TCNA/Calvert buffer zone remains, plus additional land was included in the Forest Conservation Easement. This easement permanently runs with the land and was approved by the Baltimore City Planning Commission on June 26, 2021

Calvert School Athletic Center and Field (2017-2022)

2018: Purchase of property along Tuscany road following TCNA approval of purchase
2021: Revised development plan to build an athletic center and field.
2021: Permanent forest conservation easement area approved by Baltimore City.
2021: Preconstruction work started
2022: Calvert and Tuscany Project Committee worked to resolve noise and visibility issues. Completion expected Fall 2022.
2022: Cooling tower fence complete, awaiting paint. Agreement reached to replace dead trees.