POLLING OF BOSTON RESIDENTS Polling Commissioned by the Coalition Below are the breakdowns of polls commissioned by the Coalition for a Resilient & Inclusive Waterfront in 2021. A Better Waterfront | Coalition for a Resilient and Inclusive Waterfront
IMAGINING THE FUTURE OF BOSTON ONE WATERFRONT VISION ■ Advance bold, innovative, and iconic open space destinations on Boston’s waterfront ■ Support the needs and accessibility of a diverse community ■ Provide solutions to Boston’s climate resiliency goals ■ Model fiscal best practices for creation and maintenance One Waterfront
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IMPROVING ACCESS TO WATERFRONT SPACE FOR WELLNESS A PRIORITY AMONG BOSTON VOTERS, POLL FINDS Seventy percent of Boston voters consider it “very important” that the waterfront “improves the public health of the City by providing open spaces for exercise and enjoyment,” according to new poll results released by The Coalition for a Resilient and Inclusive Waterfront. Image courtesy Above Summit The Coalition, founded …
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Wu has big plans to restructure Boston’s development agency but so far in her term has tackled more urgent matters, keeping top officials at the BPDA in place for now. By Shirley Leung Globe Columnist,Updated December 9, 2021, 10:40 a.m. 105 Michelle Wu ran for Mayor vowing to “abolish” the Boston Planning & Development Agency, …
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