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Planning Update: Downtown Waterfront Municipal Harbor Plan and South Station Expansion [Video]

Posted on Author Matt ContiComments Off on Planning Update: Downtown Waterfront Municipal Harbor Plan and South Station Expansion [Video]

At the December 3, 2012 board meeting of the Greenway Conservancy, a summary presentation was given by the Linda Jonash, Director of Planning and Design, regarding two extensive and complex planning projects around the Greenway and in downtown Boston.

At 00:00 in video:
South Station Expansion Project by Mass. Department of Transportation, MassDOT – 3 year feasibility study

At 14:20 in video:
Downtown Waterfront Municipal Harbor Plan and Greenway District Re-zoning by the Boston Redevelopment Authority

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