BPDA Board of Directors

The BPDA board approved institutional master plans for a proposed 300-bed cancer hospital to be jointly developed by Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center at One Jocelyn Place in the Longwood Medical Area.

Boston's BPDA board unanimously approved more than 500 new housing units across seven projects at its September 12 meeting, while also advancing seawall repairs, community benefits disbursements, and institutional master plan renewals.

Boston's BPDA board unanimously approved more than 500 new housing units across seven projects at its September 12 meeting, while also advancing seawall repairs, community benefits disbursements, and institutional master plan renewals.

Boston's BPDA board tabled a 640,000-square-foot life science tower at 500 Huntington Avenue after the Museum of Fine Arts asked for 30 days to resolve concerns about construction impacts on its collection.

Boston's BPDA board tabled a 640,000-square-foot life science tower at 500 Huntington Avenue after the Museum of Fine Arts asked for 30 days to resolve concerns about construction impacts on its collection.

Boston's BPDA Board unanimously waived further large-project environmental review for the White Stadium renovation, advancing the public-private partnership between the City of Boston and Boston Unity Soccer Partners.

Boston's BPDA Board unanimously waived further large-project environmental review for the White Stadium renovation, advancing the public-private partnership between the City of Boston and Boston Unity Soccer Partners.

Boston's BPDA board unanimously adopted net zero carbon zoning and cleared a sweeping agenda that included the preservation of 147 affordable units in Jamaica Plain, at a dual-session meeting June 13.

Boston's BPDA board unanimously adopted net zero carbon zoning and cleared a sweeping agenda that included the preservation of 147 affordable units in Jamaica Plain, at a dual-session meeting June 13.

Boston's BPDA board voted unanimously Thursday to approve a combined $84.9 million operating budget and a set of memoranda that will transfer the majority of agency planning staff to a new City of Boston planning department beginning July 1.