Boston Zoning Board Approves Extensions, Subcommittee Cases at February Hearing
Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal approved minutes, eight case continuances, and two subcommittee recommendations unanimously at its February 25 hearing, though a severely truncated transcript leaves most of the session's contested business unrecorded. The board — with members Mr.
BOSTON -- February 25, 2025, Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal approved minutes, eight case continuances, and two subcommittee recommendations unanimously at its February 25 hearing, though a severely truncated transcript leaves most of the session's contested business unrecorded. The board, with members Mr. Valencia, Ms. Betta-Braza, Ms. Wewell, Mr. Langham, and Mr. Collins joining clerk Mark Stembridge and the chair, voted 7-0 on each of three procedural motions. Continuances were granted for properties at 3 Aspen Wall Road, 1027-1029 Tremont Street, 7-11 Curtis Street, 120 Braintree Street, 4-6 Woodville Park, 135 William T. Morrissey Boulevard, 671 East 6th Street, and 773-775 Huntington Avenue. Two cases approved at the February 13 subcommittee meeting also received full board confirmation; the ASR record drops their complete addresses. A withdrawal or deferral connected to 79 Bailey Street was raised just before individual case hearings began, but no disposition is captured in the available record.
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