Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal deferred a contested boutique wine-and-spirits application near Boston College and deadlocked on a South Boston brownstone addition at its July 30 virtual hearing.
Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal approved more than a dozen housing, commercial, and institutional projects at its July 16 hearing, capping a marathon session with unanimous backing for the 21-unit Garrison Trotter Phase 4 affordable homeownership development in Roxbury.
Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal approved more than a dozen development proposals at its June 25 remote hearing, highlighted by a unanimous green light for the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute's new home at 30 Westfield Street in Dorchester, a site designated by Mayor Michelle Wu's administration.
Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal approved a five-unit condominium project at 66 Palmer Street in East Boston on a 5-1 vote, overriding a denial-without-prejudice recommendation from the BPDA.
Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal approved more than a dozen projects at its May 7 meeting, headlined by a mini golf and restaurant venue for the former Crate and Barrel space at 761-793 Boylston Street and a 76-unit condominium building at 2-10 Hitchborn Street in Brighton.
Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal unanimously approved a 95-unit, six-story mixed-use building at 100 St.
Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal opened a final-arbiter hearing on a 114-unit rental development at 270 Dorchester Avenue in South Boston that has been stalled since the COVID construction moratorium halted excavation in 2020.
Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal approved five one-year permit extensions and confirmed prior relief for a three-unit South Boston project at its March 26 remote hearing.
Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal approved minutes from three February sessions and opened an extension hearing on a stalled South Boston development Tuesday.
Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal approved a new South Boston restaurant called Cookhouse and denied two residential projects at its February 27 remote hearing.
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