For those residents who either already have electric vehicles or are considering purchasing one in the near future, you now have access to EV charging stations in spaces 120-122 on the third level of the Belt’s Landing garage. Attached are instructions that will assist you in setting up your ChargePoint account
Continue readingBeginning on Monday, March 28, preliminary installation work for the charging stations will begin on spaces 120-122 on the third level. During that time, those spaces will not be accessible, and once the work is completed in a few weeks those spaces will be available for electric vehicle charging. For
Continue readingSection 23.10 of the Belts Landing Rules and Regulations prohibits guest parking during the Fells Point Fun Festival (10/02/21 to 10/03/21). Residents who require an exception to this rule must obtain approval from Village Management by calling 410-323-1778. Thank you for your cooperation.
Continue readingHappy Holidays To All! As we approach the new year, here are some updates and reminders: The work in the brick courtyard should be completed by 12/28/18. The other two projects associated with the special assessment will be deferred until the spring due to the cold weather. If you want
Continue readingSection 23.10 of the Belt’s Landing Rules and Regulations prohibits guest parking on the 4th of July weekend. Residents who require an exception to this rule must obtain approval from Village Management. Thank you for your cooperation. George Bereska, PCAM Property Manager
Continue readingTO: ALL PERSONS WHO PARK IN THE BELT’S LANDING GARAGE Beginning on Monday, May 2, 2016, thru Friday, May 6, 2016, from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM daily, the Parking Garage Cleaning Project will take place. The cleaning will entail the wiping of the overhead pipes and ledges and the
Continue readingTo: All Belt’s Landing Residents From: Board of Directors and Village Management Please note that over the next several weeks, we will be taking an inventory of the vehicles parking in the Belt’s Landing Garage as a routine surveillance measure. Please remember that each unit has the use of two
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