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Hosted by the Boston Planning and Development Agency, come to hear an update about the proposed mixed-use project at 3353 Washington Street.
May 14, 2019 | https://www.jamaicaplainnews.com/event/3353-washington-street-community-updateThe landlord of Turtle Swamp Brewery is suing to stop a supportive housing development that the city has allotted millions to help create.
There will be a community update on May 22 about a 45-unit apartment building proposed for Washington Street that was previously met with opposition by neighbors and politicians.
The Boston Zoning Board of Appeals approved a 45-unit, six-story apartment building at the corner of Washington and Green streets Tuesday despite lukewarm community support and opposition from City Councilors Matt O'Malley and Tito Jackson.
Two new five-story market-rate residential buildings that would contain 58 apartments and ground-level commercial space have been proposed along Jamaica Plain's Washington Street corridor near the Green Street MBTA station.
The Boston Planning & Development Agency (BPDA) approved a 45-unit development proposed for the corner of Green and Washington streets at its December meeting.
The Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Council (JPNC) Housing and Community Development Committee unanimously rejected the proposed 44-unit 3353 Washington St.
Numerous residents let their ire be known about a proposed 6-story, 44-unit rental apartment building on the corner of Washington and Green streets during a community meeting on April 28.
A developer who is familiar to Jamaica Plain has proposed to build a six-story apartment building at Green and Washington streets.
The Boston Redevelopment Authority will host the sixth planning JP/Rox workshop on Wednesday, May 11 to present and discuss the refined recommendations for the study area as a whole and for smaller focus areas in the Washington Street Corridor.