The development of a “smart” 3D model basemap supports the BPDA’s mission and goal in the use of leading edge technologies and the implementation of new solutions to solve complex planning and development challenges facing our city today and in the future—challenges as varied as climate change and global warming, to transportation and housing. The […]
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The Boston waterfront is exclusive and expensive, and a new coalition wants to change that Poll finds Black and Latino residents are more likely to want the waterfront to include events that reflect the city’s diversity, affordable food options and good jobs for local residents By Shirley Leung Globe Columnist, Updated June 29, 2021, 12:01
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The Boston waterfront is exclusive and expensive, and a new coalition wants to change that Poll finds Black and Latino residents are more likely to want the waterfront to include events that reflect the city’s diversity, affordable food options and good jobs for local residents By Shirley Leung Globe Columnist, Updated June 29, 2021, 12:01
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In writing about the proposal for Piers Park III in East Boston, Jocelyn Forbush (”Developing a climate resilient Boston Waterfront,” Opinion, May 31) provides the argument for rejecting the proposals currently before the Boston Planning and Development Agency for private commercial development of Pier 5 in the Charlestown Navy Yard. Rather than given to private
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-1/27/2015 At 530 pm, At the height of high tide, homes and businesses are surrounded by the ocean flooding over the seawall in Brant Rock, Marshfield, Jan. 27, 2015. Boston Globe staff photo by John Tlumacki (metro) JOHN TLUMACKI It is not possible for the public to ignore any longer the changes that accelerating climate
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File Photo June 2012 by David L. Ryan/Globe Staff Charlestown’s Pier 5 could be the next battleground. Renée Loth’s April 23 Opinion column, “Bringing Boston into the wild,” really hit home in thinking about how we consider outdoor activities and open space in a post-pandemic world. If one had to look for a silver lining
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Pier 5 Association INFORMATIONAL GATHERING EVENT JUNE 16, 2021 AT NAVY YARD AT THE FLAGSHIP PLAZA Nearly 200 people attended the Pier 5 Association Public Informational Gathering Event in the Navy Yard at the Flagship Plaza held on a beautiful evening on June 16th. Pier 5 association seeks to preserve Pier 5, an historic
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Large Crowd of Navy Yard Residents Lend Support to Save Pier 5 Effort by Seth Daniel • June 24, 2021 • 2 Comments A large and organized crowd gathered on the Flagship Wharf patio on the evening of June 16 to display their growing opposition to development of any kind on Pier 5, and to push for federal funding
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CEDAC is a public-private community development finance institution that provides financial resources and technical expertise for community-based and other non-profit organizations engaged in effective community development in Massachusetts. About CEDAC – CEDAC
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Data Inquiry Home » Information Center The CTPS Information Technology and Resources (IT&S) group develops and maintains databases of spatial and tabular data primarily for use by the agency’s transportation planning staff. These databases include standard reference data published by the state’s Office of Geographic Information (MassGIS), the United States Geological Survey, the U.S. Census Bureau and
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