Liberty Road Task force releases plans to revitalize corridor

A task force has plans to rebuild old spaces and bring in new retail and residences along the Liberty Road corridor in an effort to change disinvestment into growth. The Randallstown branch of the NAACP has a task force on revitalization that released a report focusing on improvements along the Liberty Road corridor from the Baltimore City line to the Carroll County line. Vacant buildings and businesses are of concern because of clear signs of attempted break-ins and homelessness. The plan includes turning open space into a city-county park; making much-needed improvements to the Gwynn Oak Post Office, which the group said hasn't had major renovations in 70 years; transforming the Liberty Court Shopping Center into the Randallstown Town Center with commercial development, homes and high-end apartments; and bringing in grocery stores.