Please join us for a community meeting, at which United Neighbors of Lower Roxbury will share their plans for preserving the community garden permanently. MOH will be seeking your feedback on their plans.

The Mayor’s Office of Housing, formerly the Department of Neighborhood Development, invites you to a virtual community meeting hosted by the Harvard-Washington-Norwell Neighborhood Association.

At the Zoom meeting, the Mayor’s Office of Housing will introduce the preferred developer in response to the Elmont Norwell Neighborhood Homes Request for Proposal (RFP).

For those who call in, dial: 1 929 205 6099 . Meeting ID: 863 0927 4133 Passcode: 722462
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The Mayor's Office of Housing and Highland Park Project Review Committee invite you to a virtual community meeting to
share your thoughts about the future of 2681 Washington Street, Unnumbered Washington Street, 2751 Washington Street,
2775 Washington Street, and 2777 Washington Street in Roxbury.

The Mayor’s Office of Housing (MOH) would like to invite you to the Applicant Presentations for the development of 34 Athelwold Street in Dorchester.

Please join MOH and the Trustees at a community meeting on Tuesday, October 15th from 6:00-8:00 PM at the Tobin Community Center, 1481 Tremont Street, Roxbury. We will be discussing the EPA-funded cleanup of the planned community garden as well as design for the garden, and welcome feedback from the community. Please see the attached draft Analysis of Brownfields Cleanup Alternatives for details related to the remediation plan. For questions or comments, please contact James Smith, Senior Environmental Compliance Manager at james.smith@boston.gov.

MOH and the Planning Department invite you to share your thoughts on the future of one parcel at 82 Mascot Street. MOH and the Planning Department welcome your feedback on the proposed use of this parcels as open space. MOH and the Planning Department are planning to issue a joint RFP for 82 Mascot St. and the Norfolk St. parcels.

MOH and the Highland Park Project Review Committee invite you to provide your feedback on the future use of 184 Highland Street in Roxbury. MOH welcomes your feedback on the proposed use of these parcels as open space.

MOH and the Highland Park PRC will be walking through Highland Park to view and gather feedback about City-owned parcels in the neighborhood.

MOH invites you to share your thoughts on the future of four parcels at 301 - 307 Norfolk Street. MOH welcomes your feedback on the proposed use of these parcels as open space.

With the Welcome Home, Boston Phase 2 Request for Proposals (RFP), the City of Boston has offered 26 parcels of land in Dorchester and Mattapan for residential use.

The Mayor’s Office of Housing invites you to join two virtual meetings related to this RFP. At these meetings, each RFP respondent will present their development plan and design concepts to the community, and answer questions about their proposal.