The request is for the removal of two elm trees measuring 2.5 and 4 inches dbh (diameter at breast height) and an additional two elm trees measuring 7 inches dbh each at 399 Boylston Street.

The hearing will be held by the City of Boston’s Tree Warden (or designee).  Please note that the hearing will be a virtual meeting via ZOOM.  Written comments or questions may be submitted to parks@boston.gov prior to the hearing.  The information for the ZOOM hearing is as follows:

Participate by computer

To participate by phone: 1-646-931-3860

Webinar ID: 838 1786 8073

Public testimony will be taken or may be provided prior to the hearing in writing to the Tree Warden, Boston Parks and Recreation Department, 1010 Massachusetts Avenue, 3^rd floor, Roxbury, MA 02118 or by emailing parks@boston.gov with “Back Bay Tree Hearing” in the subject line. 

A final decision regarding the request will be made within two weeks of the hearing.  For further information, please contact the Tree Warden at (617) 635-7275. 

In partnership with GreenRoots, ACE Solar and Resonant Energy, the City is working to provide East Boston residents the opportunity to generate clean, renewable energy at home, and reduce energy costs.

The webinar will serve as an introduction to the Solarize Eastie pilot program. We will cover what the program is, how it works, who can benefit, why East Boston, as well as program offerings and available subsidies.

Spanish interpretation will be provided. ASL or any other interpretation can be requested.

Register for the event

Topics include Boston's building stock, energy use, and emissions; locally appropriate decarbonization strategies; electricity emissions accounting; and emerging decarbonization strategies. This recorded webinar will be used for training future Air Pollution Control Commission and Review Board members



Translation and sign language interpreters are available upon prior request to retrofit@boston.gov by noon on June 16.

The BERDO team is hosting virtual office hours to answer any BERDO-related questions for the 2022 reporting year. 



View dates and times of upcoming office hours on the BERDO website.



If you are unable to attend office hours, reach out to the BERDO team through energyreporting@boston.gov or 617-635-3850.

The BERDO team is hosting virtual office hours to answer any BERDO-related questions for the 2022 reporting year. 



View dates and times of upcoming office hours on the BERDO website.



If you are unable to attend office hours, reach out to the BERDO team through energyreporting@boston.gov or 617-635-3850.

The BERDO team is hosting virtual office hours to answer any BERDO-related questions for the 2022 reporting year. 



View dates and times of upcoming office hours on the BERDO website.



If you are unable to attend office hours, reach out to the BERDO team through energyreporting@boston.gov or 617-635-3850.

The BERDO team is hosting virtual office hours to answer any BERDO-related questions for the 2022 reporting year. 



View dates and times of upcoming office hours on the BERDO website.



If you are unable to attend office hours, reach out to the BERDO team through energyreporting@boston.gov or 617-635-3850.

The BERDO team is hosting virtual office hours to answer any BERDO-related questions for the 2022 reporting year. 



View dates and times of upcoming office hours on the BERDO website.



If you are unable to attend office hours, reach out to the BERDO team through energyreporting@boston.gov or 617-635-3850.

The BERDO team is hosting virtual office hours to answer any BERDO-related questions for the 2022 reporting year. 



View dates and times of upcoming office hours on the BERDO website.



If you are unable to attend office hours, reach out to the BERDO team through energyreporting@boston.gov or 617-635-3850.

Presented by Rick Hollander from RMI. BERDO requires that large buildings reach emissions standards that decline to net zero by 2050. A zero-over-time (ZOT) approach focuses on cost-effective energy efficiency and renewable energy by prioritizing projects that pay back quickly in the short term, while aligning larger energy efficiency projects with major building life-cycle events, like equipment upgrades.



Translation and sign language interpreters are available upon prior request to retrofit@boston.gov by noon on Wednesday, June 22.