Monday, March 18, 2024

Happenings This Week & Next Plus Opportunities For Feedback

3/18: updated with cancelation of Citrus & Salt Abutter's Meeting. New date tbd.

3/12: South Boston Innovation Campus Joint Impact Advisory Group and Public Meeting  to review NPC for Building 2 at 2 Harbor St. within the South Boston designated port area (DPA). at 6pm. View NPC

3/13: AIR POLLUTION CONTROL COMMISSION PUBLIC HEARING at 2:30pm Application for a Modified South Boston Parking Freeze Permit from Howard Stein Hudson on behalf of Channelside Acquisitions, LLC ( 244–284 A St) for 345 commercial spaces and 70 residential excluded spaces in a garage.

3/13: SAVR / 150 Seaport Blvd Abutter's Meeting at 7pm. Proposal: Outdoor seating
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Meeting ID: 889 8155 9379
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3/14: Wetlands and Waterways (Chapter 91) climate resilience draft regulations office hours from 1:30-4:00pm. Register. There will be a final office hours on April 3 from 1:30-4:00pm. Register. Please note that questions are being requested in advance. See the bottom of the page for details*. 

3/14: BPDA Board Meeting 

3/19: Boston Civic Design Committee meetings at 5pm: 232 A St. is on the agenda B. To receive agenda notifications, sign up (at bottom of the page). 

3/18: CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS WORKING SESSION ON DOCKET #0257,  A working session to discuss an Ordinance creating the City of Boston Planning Department, at 10am.

3/19: Citrus & Salt / Abutter's Meeting at 6pm. Proposal: Patio seating Cancelled and will be rescheduled.
Time: Mar 19, 2024 06:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
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3/21: Sign Code Modernization Kickoff Public Meeting at 6pm. BPDA staff will give an overview of the project’s scope, discuss the history of Boston’s signage and sign regulations, and highlight some of the issues hindering the City’s sign code today. The presentation will be followed by an open discussion session to ask questions about the project and collaboratively investigate what the future of Boston’s signage should look like.  View Sign Code Modernization zoning initiative.

Comment Deadlines

3/12: EEA#8161  2 Harbor St Building 2 PNC (Project Commencement Notice) comment deadline  to MEPA analyst alexander.strysky@mass.gov.

3/25:  EEA#16746 232 A Street DEIR comments due to MEPA analyst Nicholas.Perry@mass.gov

3/25: EEA#16746 Reserved Channel Special Review Procedure Request comments due to MEPA analyst alexander.strysky@mass.gov

3/28: EEA# 15985 Commonwealth Pier Revitalization NPC Comment Deadline Alexander Strysky

4/30: Extended Public Comment Period closes at 5pm for all MassDEP climate resilience draft regulations.

  • Send Waterways Resilience comments to dep.waterways@mass.gov with Waterways Resilience Comments in the subject line.
  • Send Wetlands Resilience comments to dep.wetlands@mass.gov with Wetlands-401 Resilience Comments in the subject line.
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*MassDEP Office Hours: Participants are encouraged to submit questions about the Wetlands/401WQC regulations, Stormwater Handbook, and/or Waterways regulations in advance of the session(s) you plan to attend.

  • Questions submitted in advance (preferably at least one week) of an Office Hours session will be prioritized. “Live” questions will be considered, as time permits. 
  • MassDEP may choose not to address questions at these sessions if not received sufficiently in advance or if the question requires extensive evaluation.
  • Please refrain from asking site-specific questions related to projects you may be involved in.
  • Submit questions here.
originally published  03.12.24

Friday, March 15, 2024

Southie St. Patrick's Day Parade & Road Race This Sunday!

The St. Patrick's/Evacuation Day Parade is Sunday, March 17, 2024. The 3.5 mile parade will begin at 1pm, starting at Broadway Station before making its way past Medal of Honor Park and ending at Andrew Square. Broadway will be closed to traffic from approximately 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Where to watch? If you are looking to take in the parade from one of the many restaurants
along the route, or are looking to take in the parade with the masses, Broadway, especially between Broadway Station and L Street, is a great place to be. If you are looking to avoid the crowds, great options include taking in the parade from Medal of Honor Park or Thomas Park, as well as a street on the route other than Broadway.


The St. Patrick’s Day Road Race will also take place on Sunday beginning at 11 AM.  Runners will follow the famous parade route, 2 hours before the parade steps off.  The race starts and ends at the Boys & Girls Club (230 West 6th), left on Dorchester St, down E Broadway and back to W Broadway, left on E, left on West 6th, and will end at 12 pm. 

Before these two events start is the St. Patrick's Day Breakfast hosted by Senator Collins at the  Ironworkers Local 7 Union Hall and broadcast live starting at 10am on Caught in Southie's Instagram page, Irish Hit Parade Radio and Boston Neighborhood Network Media

To accommodate the race and parade and staging/dispersal and clean-up, drivers should expect the following roads to be closed to vehicular traffic. Street closures effected by the parade will start as early as 5 AM and streets closures from the road race will start around 9 AM.

Tow Zone, No Stopping, Boston Police Special Event Sunday
Additional parking restrictions that will be implemented temporarily to support Sunday’s events are as follows:
  • A Street, Both sides, from Binford Street to West Second Street
  • Binford Street, Both sides, from A Street heading northwesterly to end at 45 Binford Street
  • West Second Street, Both sides, from Dorchester Avenue to A Street
  • Dorchester Avenue, both sides from Gillette Park to Old Colony Avenue
  • Dorchester Avenue, both sides, from Dorchester Street to Damrell Street
  • Foundry Street, both sides, from Greenbaum Street to Dorchester Avenue
  • West Fourth Street, Both sides, from B Street to Dorchester Avenue
  • West Broadway, Both sides, from Dorchester Avenue to Dorchester Street
  • East Broadway, Both sides, from Dorchester Street to P Street
  • P Street, Both sides, from East Broadway to East Fourth Street
  • East Fourth Street, Both sides, from P Street to K Street
  • K Street, Both sides, from East Fourth Street to East Fifth Street
  • East Fifth Street, Both sides, from K Street to G Street
  • G Street, Both sides, from East Fifth Street to #96 G Street
  • Thomas Park, Both sides of southerly arm (opposite normal traffic flow), from G Street to Telegraph Street
  • Telegraph Street, Both sides, from Thomas Park to Dorchester Street
  • Dorchester Street, Both sides, from Telegraph Street to Dorchester Avenue
  • Damrell Street, Both sides, from Old Colony Avenue to Dorchester Avenue
The Channelside parking lot at 45 Binford St offers $5 dollar weekend day parking in 24 hour 5am - 5am intervals. 

South Boston resident parking sticker holders can find alternative parking accommodations starting at 6pm  Saturday, March 16th through 8pm Sunday, March 17th at the Marine Park Garage at 12 Drydock Ave.

Other Southie fun facts for March 17th: Liquor Stores will close at 4pm. All bars and restaurants in 02127 will close between 6-6:30pm and patrons will need to leave by 7:30pm. There will be zero tolerance and a $200 citation for public drinking or public cannabis consumption. 

Tuesday, March 12, 2024

Fort Point Landmarks March 2024 Meeting

updated 3/13:  rescheduled from March 19th to March 27th at 6 PM in order to have a a quorum of Commissioners present.

THE FORT POINT CHANNEL LANDMARK DISTRICT COMMISSION

will hold a public hearing on:

Wednesday March 27, 2024 (newer date)
6:00 PM
This hearing will be held virtually and NOT in person. 
You can participate in this hearing by going to the Zoom meeting link or by
calling  929-436-2866 and entering meeting id 956 3126 7399#.You can also submit written comments or questions to FortPointLDC@boston.

I.  DESIGN REVIEW HEARING

APP # 24.0513 FPC  30 THOMSON PLACE
Applicant: Nathan Turner
Proposed Work: Installation of wall mounted ductwork, condensers and exhaust openings to support a new high-end Italian best in class pizzeria.

APP # 24.0751 FPC 364 CONGRESS STREET
Applicant: Pamela Jagiello
Proposed Work: Recover three existing awning frames with Navy Blue Sunbrella and letter with white letters, JUST SALAD. Replace existing 24" diameter blade sign with new illuminated blade, same size, same location. 24"x 24", Just salad logo, blue background with white logo. Assorted white window lettering, door with hours, logo on front glass.

APP # 24.0517 FPC  7 CHANNEL CENTER STREET
Applicant: Phil Marcotty
Proposed Work: Redevelopment of the existing property at 7 Channel Center including the construction of a new 9-story building.

 II.  ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW/APPROVAL

APP # 24.0702 FPC 319 A STREET: Install (1) set of fabricated aluminum letters 
to existing I beam canopy on west elevation to read: "Citrus & Salt."

APP # 24.0648 FPC 5 NECCO STREET: Replacement of a portion of the existing top floor glass wall with an approximately 7’-10” x 23’-4” foot folding door.

III.  RATIFICATION OF 1/11/24 PUBLIC HEARING MINUTES

IV.  STAFF UPDATES

PROJECTED ADJOURNMENT: 8:15 PM

FORT POINT CHANNEL LANDMARK DISTRICT COMMISSION
David Berarducci, Susan Goganian, Lynn Smiledge, Vacancy, Vacancy Alternates: Thomas Rodde, Vacancy

originally published 03.06.24

Monday, March 11, 2024

24 Farnsworth MA Emergency Shelter Information Session March 1st

updated 3/11 with UUA donation opportunities.

Dear Neighbors,

Many of you have reached out asking how you may offer support to the guest families temporarily staying at 24 Farnsworth. The UUA is offering donation opportunities here

On February 7th, the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services notified FPNA that the Healey-Driscoll Administration was considering establishing an Emergency Family Shelter at 24 Farnsworth Street, the world headquarters of the Unitarian Universalist Association. Over the past three weeks, FPNA created two lists of questions with the assistance of neighbors closest to the site. They can be found here. Responses have been posted here. For more information and for contact information, visit the SafetyNet Shelter Feedback - United Way of Massachusetts Bay (unitedwaymassbay.org)

At Tuesday night's FPNA Neighborhood Gathering, the Healey-Driscoll Administration informed the neighborhood that a Shelter will be opening as soon as next week at 24 Farnsworth Street.

On behalf of the Healey-Driscoll Administration, the United Way and the Unitarian Universalist Association, we are helping to spread the word that they will be hosting a Fort Point Neighborhood Information Session on Friday, March 1st from 6pm to 7:30pm via zoom regarding the Emergency Family Shelter at 24 Farnsworth.  If you have any questions, suggestions or concerns, we encourage you to attend

As we hear more, we will be in touch. 

Regards,

FPNA



Healey-Driscoll Administration, United Way & Unitarian Universalist Association
24 Farnsworth Information Session

Friday, March 08, 2024

Love Our Historic District? We Are Looking For Commissioners.

If you love our Fort Point Historic District, the City is looking for Commissioners to serve on the Fort Point Channel Landmark District Commission (FPCLDC)Their goal is to fill all vacancies within the next two weeks.  

The Fort Point Channel Landmark District (FPCLD) encompasses roughly 55 acres across the Fort Point Channel from downtown Boston. Developed in the 1830s by the Boston Wharf Company and owned by the company until the early 2000s, the Fort Point Channel area is Boston’s largest, most cohesive, and most significant collection of late 19th and early 20th century industrial loft buildings. For greater historical background, please check out the Fort Point Channel Landmark District Study Report.

The Fort Point Channel Landmark District Commission (FPCLDC) meets on the second Thursday of each month to review exterior alterations. 

If you are a residential property owner or commercial property owner for two years or more within our historic district boundaries, you are eligible. Please read below for exact specifications.


At this time, there are three vacant seats: one full resident property owner seat and two business/commercial property owner seats (full and alternate). Here are the qualifications:

a. All members and alternates from the district shall have established primary residence or property ownership of no less than two years within the District. 

b. The full residential member shall have established primary residency in the District and be a resident owner/occupant

c. The other member and alternate shall be commercial property owners in the District. They are not required to be residents of the District. 

If you are interested in serving or have questions, please contact FPNA (Fort Point Neighborhood Association) today with your contact information, a brief resume, and why you are interested in serving. Those with architectural or historic preservation experience are especially encouraged to apply. FPNA is a nominating organization to the Fort Point Channel Landmark District Commission. 

Tuesday, March 05, 2024

MA Presidential Primary: Early Voting & Election Day

MA Presidential Primary

Early Voting: continues through Friday, March 1st. At City Hall, Tuesday and Thursdays hours are 9am to 8pm and Wednesday and Friday hours are 9am to 5pm. Click here for complete list of early voting locations to choose from.

Election Day: Tuesday, March 5th from 7am to 8pm.

On Ballot: Presidential candidates, State Committee man and State Committee woman and Ward Committee members if applicable. 

Sample BallotsDemocraticRepublican and LibertarianVoters who are note enrolled in a political party, commonly called “independents,” may choose to vote in the Democratic, Republican, or Libertarian Primary without becoming a member of a party. Voters enrolled in a political party may vote only in their own party’s primary.

Neighborhood Election Day Voting Location: If you are registered to vote in District 6, Wards 11 & 12, there is a new voting location for this primary election. The polling location is The Paseo, a public ground floor/lobby connecting 55 Pier 4 Blvd and 111 Harbor Way. Hours are 7am to 8pm. 

published 2.27.24

Tuesday, February 27, 2024

What's Happening This Week & Next

Now through March 1st: Early voting for the MA Presidential Primary at City Hall, Tuesday and Thursday from 9am to 8pm and Wednesday and Friday from 9am to 5pm. Click the link above for more details and polling sites. 

2/28: Boston Harbor Now’s Harbor Use Forum: Stone Living Lab Research, Education & Engagement Projects at 8:30am – 10am. The Lab is an innovative and collaborative partnership focused on testing and scaling up nature-based approaches to climate adaptation in Boston Harbor and beyond.

2/28: Article 80 Modernization In Person Public Meeting from 6pm - 8pm at Bruce C. Bolling Municipal Building, 2nd Floor - School Committee Room, 2300 Washington St. Roxbury, MA 02119.The project team will share the results of engagement, analysis, and peer cities research conducted during phase 1 of the project. View Article 80 Modernization Community Engagement and Development Review Operations Improvement Phase 1 Report.

2/29: CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS HEARING ON DOCKET #0257, a hearing to discuss an Ordinance creating the City of Boston Planning Department, at 10am. View Docket.  Written comments may be sent in advance.

2/29: Article 80 Modernization Virtual Public Meeting from 6pm - 8pm. This meeting is a repeat of the 2/28th meeting. See description and link to the report in the 28th meeting above.

3/5: MA Presidential Primary Election Day. Vote in person in at an unleased storefront in The Paseo located at 55 Pier 4 Blvd./111 Harbor Way from 7am to 8pm. The Paseo connects Harbor Way and Pier 4 Blvd. Please note this new location is being utilized while District Hall is under renovation. 

Wednesday, February 21, 2024

FPNA Neighborhood Gathering Features Councilor Mejia, Buses, Office Conversions & Neighborhood News

 You are invited to an

In Person
 Neighborhood Gathering

Tuesday, February 27, 2024
6 pm to 8 pm
CRISPR Therapeutics
105 West First Street

featuring
Our C-6 Community Officers

A Conversation with
City Councilor-At-Large Julia Mejia
&
Matthew Moran, Boston Transportation Dept.

introducing
Office to Residential Conversion Pilot
Did you know Fort Point is part of the pilot?
Reuben Kanter & John Weil, Boston Planning & Development Agency

with
Neighborhood Updates & Discussions
24 Farnsworth, MA Presidential Primary voting location change, Cypher & E St. Improvements, BCEC Beautification, & more.

Thursday, February 15, 2024

MassDEP Draft Climate Resilience Regulations & CZM Coastal Resilience Districts

updated 2/15/24: MassDEP extends joint public comment period from March 1 to April 30, 2024 and adds Office Hours. 

MassDEP Resiliency Draft Regulations

In February 2022, MassDEP invited a wide range of stakeholders to participate in a stakeholder advisory panel to inform MassDEP’s proposed resilience-focused regulatory updates with the goal of preparing draft regulations. Beginning this year, there will be information sessions and hearings for Waterways (Chapter 91) resilience regulation amendments and for Wetlands and water quality resilience regulation amendments.

View: Waterways (Chapter 91) draft regulation language and waterways
View: Wetland 
draft regulation language

Office Hours: Participants are encouraged to submit questions about the Wetlands/401WQC regulations, Stormwater Handbook, and/or Waterways regulations in advance of the session(s) you plan to attend.
  • Questions submitted in advance (preferably at least one week) of an Office Hours session will be prioritized. “Live” questions will be considered, as time permits. 
  • MassDEP may choose not to address questions at these sessions if not received sufficiently in advance or if the question requires extensive evaluation.
  • Please refrain from asking site-specific questions related to projects you may be involved in.
  • Submit questions here.
Wetlands and Waterways Resilience Regulations “Office Hours” Schedule
All sessions will be conducted virtually via Zoom, advance registration required, registration links and agendas will be available on our website.
  • Office Hours #1: Monday February 26, 2024 1:00-3:30pm. Register.
  • Office Hours #2:  Thursday March 14, 2024 1:30-4:00pm. Register.
  • Office Hours #3: April 3, 2025 1:30-4:00pm. Register.
Comment Deadline 
April 30th: Extended Public Comment Period closes at 5pm for all regulations.
  • Send Waterways Resilience comments to dep.waterways@mass.gov withWaterways Resilience Comments in the subject line.
  • Send Wetlands Resilience comments to dep.wetlands@mass.gov with Wetlands-401 Resilience Comments in the subject line.
Prior Information Sessions and Hearings

Waterways (Chapter 91)
January 17    Waterways  2 Public Information Sessions (virtual 1 pm  & 6 pm)
January 25   Waterways  Public Hearings (virtual 1 pm  & 6 pm)
Wetlands: Coastal Resilience & Stormwater

January 18    Wetlands / WQC  2 Public Information Sessions (virtual, 1pm and 6pm) 
January 23    Wetlands / WQC  3rd Public Information Session (virtual, 1pm)

January 31    Wetlands / WQC 2 public hearings (virtual, 1pm & 6pm)
February 1    Wetlands / WQC 3rd Public hearing (virtual, 1pm)

Don't forget to check out the MassDEP Youtube channel

MA ResilientCoasts Initiative

On November 28, 2023, the Healey-Driscoll Administration announced ResilientCoast initiative to establish establish Coastal Resilience Districts based on their unique climate impacts. The development of a coastal resilience strategy is a priority action within the state’s ResilientMass Plan. ResilientCoasts will  be led by a new Chief Coastal Resilience Officer under Coastal Zone Management. Read press release.

originally published 01.04.24

Tuesday, February 13, 2024

Mayor Wu Declares Snow Emergency. Parking Ban Starts at 10pm.

Updated 2/13/23: Mayor Michelle Wu today announced that the snow emergency and parking ban currently in effect will be lifted today at 4:00 p.m. Residents parked in participating discounted lots and garages must remove their cars by 6:00 p.m. to avoid being charged regular rates.

Mayor Michelle Wu declares a snow emergency ahead of the forecasted winter storm that is expected to begin early morning on Tuesday, February 13, 2024 and continue into the evening. Total snow accumulations are expected to range between 8 to 12 inches. 

The following city service changes are in effect: 

A parking ban is in effect starting at 10:00PM Monday. The parking ban will allow for snow clearing operations to take place. The Public Works Department (PWD) will have equipment to treat Boston's roads prior to the snowfall starting, and the City has the ability to put over 800 pieces of equipment on City streets. The PWD currently has 40,000 tons of salt on hand. 

Once the snow emergency goes into effect, vehicles parked on major roads and main arteries will be towed. Please move your car.  

Snow Emergency Artery / Parking Restricted: Fort Point & South Boston Waterfront

A Street
B Street
Boston Wharf Road
Congress Street
Summer Street
D Street
Northern Avenue
Seaport Blvd
W First Street

Residents may begin parking at participating garages starting at 8:00PM. Discounted parking ends two hours after the snow emergency is lifted. View complete list of restricted streets

Participating South Boston Garages

BOSTON CONVENTION & CIVIC CENTER
SOUTH PARKING LOT
415 SUMMER STREET
617-954-2000
NO FEE
For Fort Point, Seaport & South Boston residents only. 

CHANNEL CENTER GARAGE
116 WEST FIRST STREET
617-269-1830
$10 FOR EACH DAY
Please bring a valid driver’s license with a City of Boston address to the garage office. Oversized vehicles not allowed. 

DCR PARKING LOT AT CASTLE ISLAND
2010 DAY BLVD
NO FEE

MARINE PARK GARAGE
12 DRYDOCK AVENUE
617-482-2487
$1 FOR EACH NIGHT
The discount is only for South Boston residents. You need to have a South Boston resident sticker on your vehicle. Snow emergency parking on the fourth floor only.

SOUTH BOSTON WATERFRONT TRANSPORTATION CENTER
503 CONGRESS ST OR WORLD TRADE CENTER AVE.
(857) 350-4569
Free parking for South Boston residents starting at 6pm tonight through Wednesday, February 14th at 9am. Before exiting, please visit the parking office on the 2nd floor to validate your ticket.  You will need to show your license or documentation with your name and street address to verify residency. 

MUNICIPAL LOT #018
450 WEST BROADWAY: NO CHARGE

MUNICIPAL LOT #021
650-652 EAST BROADWAY: NO CHARGE

A full list of discounted garages is available at boston.gov.

Closures: Boston Public Schools will be closed on Tuesday, February 13, 2024. Boston City Hall and other municipal buildings will also be closed.

Looking out for others: Please check on neighbors. If you see individuals experiencing homelessness or vulnerable individuals out in the cold who appear immobile, disoriented or underdressed for the weather, please call 911. 

Snow removal

  • Property owners must fully clear snow, sleet and ice from sidewalks and curb ramps abutting the property within three hours after the snowfall ends, or three hours after sunrise if the snow ends overnight.
  • You can assist in keeping hydrants clear of snow so the Boston Fire Department can access them quickly in case of emergency. For a map of catch basins and fire hydrants, visit here.

You have 48 hours to use a space saver after the end of a snow emergency. After that, you must remove it from the street.

For more information on today's snow emergency and winter and cold weather safety tips, visit boston.gov/snow

To sign up for emergency alerts and parking notifications, click here.

Friday, February 09, 2024

Fort Point Landmarks February 2024 Meeting

2/9/24: cancelled due to not enough Commissioners present to reach quorum.

 THE FORT POINT CHANNEL LANDMARK DISTRICT COMMISSION

will hold a public hearing on:

Thursday, February 8, 2024
6:00 PM
This hearing will be held virtually and NOT in person. 
You can participate in this hearing by going to the Zoom meeting link or by
calling  929-436-2866 and entering meeting id 913 9623 4842#.You can also submit written comments or questions to FortPointLDC@boston.

I.  DESIGN REVIEW HEARING

APP # 24.0513 FPC  30 THOMSON PLACE
Applicant: Nathan Turner
Proposed Work: Installation of wall mounted ductwork, condensers and exhaust openings to support a new high-end Italian best in class pizzeria.

APP # 24.0517 FPC  7 CHANNEL CENTER STREET
Applicant: Phil Marcotty
Proposed Work: Redevelopment of the existing property at 7 Channel Center including the construction of a new 9-story building.

 II.  ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW/APPROVAL

APP # 24.0648 FPC 5 NECCO STREET: Replacement of a portion of the existing top floor glass wall with an approximately 7’-10” x 23’-4” foot folding door.

III.  RATIFICATION OF 1/11/24 PUBLIC HEARING MINUTES

IV.  STAFF UPDATES

PROJECTED ADJOURNMENT: 7:15 PM

FORT POINT CHANNEL LANDMARK DISTRICT COMMISSION
David Berarducci, Susan Goganian, Lynn Smiledge, Vacancy, Vacancy Alternates: Thomas Rodde, Vacancy

originally posted 02.08.24

Tuesday, February 06, 2024

7 Channel Center Public Meeting: New Life Sciences Owners, New Design & New Opportunities

1/29/24: January 17th Public Meeting for 7 Channel Center Street is rescheduled to February 7th.

The Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA) is hosting a public meeting to discuss design updates regarding the 7 Channel Center project located in Fort Point within the South Boston Waterfront on:

Wednesday, February 7, 2024 (new date)
6pm

The meeting will also be an opportunity to discuss outstanding agreements and unaddressed questions about Life Sciences operations, protocols and communications within a mixed use development. 

Jan 2023 Approved Design by Westbrook Partners

October 2023 Fort Point Landmarks Advisory Design by Phase 3

The meeting will be virtual and include a Q&A and comments from the general public.  

originally published 01.10.24