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I got an email from Bill, the city employee tasked with clearing the lot. He said that the truck situation has been settled, and the vehicles will be removed by someone who will take care of them. I don't know who it is, but I know there were a few contacts sent out from the MVPA. I was just one...

From what I was told, the city has no record of the vehicles, and has never had ownership. It could have been a simple deal where a city employee from 40 years ago had access to the lot, and someone was looking for a place to park the vehicles. Over the years people have retired, quit, died...

I got an email back from Mr. Blonder. He said that the city isn't going to do any paperwork for ownership. It looks like the only legal way to do this is to have them removed by a city licensed tower who will then take over the storage; an attempt at ownership will then have to be made, followed...

I sent an email to see if I could get in there to look at them. I wish I had more room in my yard….

I haven't seen the vehicles in person. I'm going to try to arrange to go over there. The city would have to do some type of paperwork for release of abandoned property. I know they've been there for many years; way past the law for abandoned property. I used to look at them when I passed there...

I got an email this morning from the MVPA HQ. There is a Baltimore city worker who has been tasked with clearing a yard owned by Baltimore City, off Broening Highway. The lot has some abandoned junk in it. Among the junk are two deuces and an old jeep. He is trying to find someone, or several...