Public Facilities

Boston's Public Facilities Commission voted unanimously to rename the Roxbury Branch of the Boston Public Library the Shaw-Roxbury Branch, over the objections of community advocates who wanted the Nubian Branch Library name.

Boston's Public Facilities Commission unanimously approved four Mayor's Office of Housing votes and acknowledged a proposed overhaul of its developer vetting process at its June 25 meeting.

Boston's Public Facilities Commission unanimously approved four Mayor's Office of Housing votes and acknowledged a proposed overhaul of its developer vetting process at its June 25 meeting.

Boston Public Facilities Commission extends Urban Edge Housing Corporation's developer designation for a vacant Roxbury lot.

Boston Public Facilities Commission extends Urban Edge Housing Corporation's developer designation for a vacant Roxbury lot.

Boston Public Facilities Commission approves $9.7 million purchase of a condominium unit that will become the city's first Chinatown branch library since 1956.

Boston Public Facilities Commission approves $9.7 million purchase of a condominium unit that will become the city's first Chinatown branch library since 1956.

Boston Public Facilities Commission clears more than $1.7 million in contracts for eight school repairs and a new library design.

Boston Public Facilities Commission clears more than $1.7 million in contracts for eight school repairs and a new library design.

Boston Public Facilities Commission clears seven actions including a $648,000 Dorchester health center land deal.