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Major Development Projects Reviewed at Residents’ Assocation Meeting [Video]

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North End / Waterfront Residents’ Association (NEWRA) Zoning, Licensing & Construction (ZLC) Committee Co-Chairs Victor Brogna and David Kubiak presented an overview of the many large redevelopment projects proposed in the Haymarket, North Station and West End areas, to allow the North End/Waterfront community to understand the full picture as the Boston Redevelopment Authority (“BRA”) and each developer make their individual project presentations over the next few months. Some projects are in construction, some are already approved for construction, and others are in the BRA Article 80 public review and Massachusetts environmental review processes.

The following map of nearby development projects was distributed at the September 12, 2013 meeting, including the coordinating explanatory table.


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3 Replies to “Major Development Projects Reviewed at Residents’ Assocation Meeting [Video]”

  1. Ok a lot of new buildings going up and hotels I don’t see anything about some low income apts what’s up with that or did I miss it somewhere please tell me

    1. Why on earth would there be low-income apartments in the heart of a major city? They will have to build low-income housing, but they can build in anywhere.

  2. “Why on earth would there be low-income apartments in the heart of a major city?”

    Ummm…because may low income people (elderly) live in the heart of the city…just a guess.

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