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Speakers urge keeping Duke of Gloucester one‑way; Eastport nonprofit announces community farm
Annapolis City Council · February 6, 2026
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Summary
Public commenters opposed converting Duke of Gloucester to two‑way traffic, citing safety and historic preservation. Separately, a local nonprofit announced a half‑acre Eastport Community Farm to grow produce for residents and youth; a ribbon cutting is planned for May 2.
At the start of the public‑comment period Arthur Roberts, who said his family has lived at 108 Duke of Gloucester for about 100 years, urged the council to reject a proposal to make Duke of Gloucester Street two‑way. Roberts said two‑way traffic would…
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