§ 10-4. Designated areas.

The provisions of this subtitle shall apply only to the designated areas which are bounded by the following streets, the boundary streets to be included:

(1) The Northwest District is that area bounded by the following streets:

Beginning at the intersection of Roland Avenue and the City line, south on Roland Avenue to the intersection of Roland and Northern Parkway, then west on Northern Parkway to the intersection of Northern Parkway and Western Maryland Railroad and then north along the Western Maryland Railroad right-of-way to the intersection of the right-of-way and the City line.

(2) The Central District is that area bounded by the following streets:

Beginning at the intersection of Charles Street and Wyndhurst, west on Wyndhurst to the intersection of Wyndhurst and Keswick, then south on Keswick to the intersection of Keswick and Cold Spring Lane, then west on Cold Spring Lane to the intersection of Cold Spring Lane and Evans Chapel Road, south on Evans Chapel Road to the intersection of Evans Chapel Road and 41st Street, then east on 41st Street to 40th Street, then east on 40th Street to the intersection of 40th Street and Keswick, then south on Keswick to 39th Street, east on 39th Street to Tudor Arms Avenue, north on Tudor Arms Avenue to the intersection of University Parkway and Tudor Arms Avenue, then south on University Parkway to the intersection of University Parkway and Charles Street, then south on Charles Street to the intersection of Charles Street and Art Museum Drive, west on Art Museum Drive to the intersection of Howard Street and Art Museum Drive, then south on Howard Street to the intersection of Howard and Baltimore Streets, then east on Baltimore Street to the intersection of Baltimore and Guilford Avenue, then north on Guilford Avenue to the intersection of Guilford Avenue and University Parkway, then north on University Parkway to the intersection of University Parkway and Greenway, then north on Greenway to Charles Street, then north on Charles Street to the intersection of Charles and Wyndhurst.