Boston PIC Conditionally Approves Convention Center Security Bollard and Bike Lane Plan
Boston conditionally approves BCEC security bollards after heated bicycle safety debate.
Boston conditionally approves BCEC security bollards after heated bicycle safety debate.
Boston's Public Improvement Commission approved a canopy license and a major sidewalk package at its February 8 meeting while putting Verizon on notice about protecting newly rebuilt bike infrastructure on Tremont Street.
Boston PIC approves Harvard theater streetscape in Allston, flags BCEC bollard plan as incompatible with bike access goals.
Boston's Public Improvement Commission opened 2024 by advancing three public-way petitions to January 25 public hearings, deferring final votes on all.
Boston's Public Improvement Commission approved a sweeping package of street improvements for a 1.1-million-square-foot South Boston development at its final 2023 meeting on December 21.
Boston's Public Improvement Commission approved a contested grant of location for a Vicinity Energy steam distribution main along Brookline Avenue in the Fenway neighborhood despite unresolved coordination disputes with National Grid.
Boston's Public Improvement Commission continued a months-long dispute between Vicinity Energy and National Grid over a Fenway steam line while approving four other street projects Thursday.
Boston's Public Improvement Commission approved six petitions at its October 19 meeting, highlighted by dual approval of Eversource Energy's roughly one-mile underground transmission line linking the Andrew Square and Dewar Street substations through more than a dozen streets in Dorchester and South
Boston's Public Improvement Commission approved two infrastructure petitions for a Roxbury affordable senior housing project and continued four others to October 19.
Boston's Public Improvement Commission cleared eight infrastructure petitions at its September 21 meeting, including approvals for the full reconstruction of Copley Square Park, two street discontinuances tied to the Seaport Square Block G development, and an earth retention license for a 63-unit af
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