After meeting with CSHCA representatives on November 6th, the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) provided CSHCA with follow-up communication about the Morrissey Boulevard Redesign project. DCR Commissioner Roy stated in a November 7, 2017 letter (Adobe PDF; 373 K…
According to the Dorchester Reporter: “Developers of the former Boston Globe headquarters have submitted a letter of intent to the city’s planning agency, announcing plans for a multi-purpose building that would include area improvements to better connectivity between Columbia Point…
Is Morrissey Boulevard a parkway (featuring a waterfront park with recreational activities), a highway (for commuters living outside the city), or a street (with park access for neighborhood residents)? It matters. The Livable Streets site provided a historical perspective why…
According to the Dorchester Reporter: “Mayor Martin Walsh has reservations about a controversial proposal by the state Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) to remove a lane on oft-jammed and oft-flooded Morrissey Boulevard as part of its ongoing redesign. The…
Reminder: Wednesday, July 18, is the deadline to submit feedback about the redesign plans for the Morrissey Boulevard Reconstruction project. According to the Dorchester Reporter on June 29: “What we’re trying to do throughout the project is maintain capacity where…
Auto-sales businessman Herb Chambers has sold the former WLVI-TV property at 75 Morrissey Boulevard for $14.5 million. According to the Dorchester Reporter: “Chambers sold the parcel to POB CC 75 MORRISSEY LLC, a subsidiary of the Center Court, a New…
This evening at 6:30 pm will be the Public Meeting #3 for the reconstruction of Morrissey Boulevard The meeting will be held at the Leahy Holloran Community Center. The Department of Conservation & Recreation announced: “PUBLIC MEETING #3 Morrissey Boulevard…
