Public Improvement Commission

Boston's Public Improvement Commission approved five street petitions for the final phase of the Olmsted Village affordable housing development in Mattapan while sending a Dorchester health center streetscape back for redesign at its October 23 meeting.

Boston's Public Improvement Commission approved five street petitions for the final phase of the Olmsted Village affordable housing development in Mattapan while sending a Dorchester health center streetscape back for redesign at its October 23 meeting.

Boston's Public Improvement Commission unanimously approved three public-way actions enabling a planned 300-bed, 14-story cancer hospital at 1 Jocelyn Place in the Longwood Medical Area and formally accepted two newly constructed streets in Allston's Austin Yards development at its October 9 meeting

Boston's Public Improvement Commission unanimously approved three public-way actions enabling a planned 300-bed, 14-story cancer hospital at 1 Jocelyn Place in the Longwood Medical Area and formally accepted two newly constructed streets in Allston's Austin Yards development at its October 9 meeting

Boston's Public Improvement Commission approved six infrastructure petitions and advanced four development projects to public hearings on October 9 at its September 25 meeting.

Boston's Public Improvement Commission approved six infrastructure petitions and advanced four development projects to public hearings on October 9 at its September 25 meeting.

Boston's Public Improvement Commission cleared three Suffolk University public-way permits and a Crown Castle Fiber telecommunications conduit while flagging accessibility concerns at a Milk Street office-to-apartment conversion.

Boston's Public Improvement Commission cleared three Suffolk University public-way permits and a Crown Castle Fiber telecommunications conduit while flagging accessibility concerns at a Milk Street office-to-apartment conversion.

Boston's Public Improvement Commission approved six infrastructure petitions and continued two to September 11 at its August 28 meeting.

Boston's Public Improvement Commission approved six infrastructure petitions and continued two to September 11 at its August 28 meeting.