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Seeking to add approximately 12x15 addition to first and second floors, to add family room to first floor and extend upper bedroom and add an additional bathroom.
Demolition of existing one-family home, replace with new six-unit multi-family building. Two-stories, six off-street parking spaces, use existing driveway and curb cut. All new mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, to include a detached carport in rear
Combine two (2) vacant parcels (PID0600823000 and PID0600824000). Upon newly combined lot erect a four (4) story multifamily residential building with eight (8) dwelling units. No parking provided.
Connect with other business owners, City staff, and partners for an evening of networking, relationship building, and connections across Boston’s diverse business community.
Light bites and beverages will be served, alcohol will be available for purchase.
Amendment to permit ERT1606403 to remove the parking to create living space. Three
Units: Unit 1- 1st level; Unit 2- 2nd Level, Unit 3- 3rd & 4th Level & Roof Deck. This application is an amendment to ERT1606403/ BOA-1652033 decision was rendered on February 11, 2025.
Join us on November 10 for a community open house to learn more about the Urban Wilds Program and share your input as we begin engagement for our strategic plan.
November 10, 2026
6:00pm - 8:00pm
William J. Devine Golf Course Clubhouse at Franklin Park
1 Circuit Dr
The City of Boston (Environment Department and Parks and Recreation Department) is conducting an Urban Wilds Strategic Plan update that will guide the strategic and sustainable growth of the Urban Wilds Program.
Drop in any time between 6pm-8pm to learn more about the Urban Wilds Program and this strategic planning process, and to share your thoughts!
RSVPs are not required, but are helpful as we plan the event!
The Urban Wilds Program, which is a partnership between the Parks and Recreation Department and the Boston Conservation Commission, protects, restores, and maintains 30 Urban Wilds across Boston for conservation, environmental education, and passive recreation. The plan will build on the 2002 Urban Wilds and Natural Areas Management Plan to provide updated recommendations on best practices for recreation and resource management, staffing and budget structures, acquisition criteria, and program identity and awareness to support the future of the Urban Wilds program.