Government · Public Improvement Commission
PIC approves duct bank for battery project
Boston's Public Improvement Commission approved four petitions, including a Charlestown duct bank route for a 700-megawatt Everett battery project.
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Government · Disability Commission Advisory Board
Advisory Board OKs Minutes, Reviews SNAP Changes
Boston's Disability Commission Advisory Board reviewed federal SNAP cuts and a stalled Seaport elevator project.
Government · BPDA Board of Directors
BPDA approves tax relief for four housing projects
Boston's planning board approved its first tax relief deal for market-rate rental housing, aiming to restart four stalled projects.
Government · City Council
Council presses BPS on English learner services
Boston's Education Committee pressed BPS on gaps serving its roughly 17,000 English learners.
Government · City Council
Council presses assessor on luxury home tax gaps
The Boston City Council's Ways and Means Committee held a hearing on discrepancies between sale prices and tax assessments for high-value homes.
Government · Zoning Board of Appeal
Zoning Board Approves Six-Unit Athens Street Project
Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal approved a six-unit South Boston building despite opposition from six abutters.
Government · City Council
Council Advances Question 4, Presses on Voting Access
Boston City Council panel backs Question 4, presses Election Department on primary-day accessibility failures.
Government · City Council
Council Votes Relief for Nubian Square Fire Victims
Boston City Council unanimously approves emergency relief for Nubian Square fire victims.
Government · Public Facilities
Boston panel awards $661,176 school study contract
Boston Public Facilities Commission awards $661,176 school study contract, advances seven-year Nubian Square housing deal.
Government · City Council
Council Presses City on Stalled Fair Housing Office
Boston council presses city over a two-year vacancy atop its fair housing office. Chaired by Councilor Enrique J.
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