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Gov. Patrick, Mayor Curtatone Visit Somerville Green Housing Project

Sep 28, 2010 | Reprints | Unlock Link | Print

Gov. Deval Patrick visiting The Residences of MaxPak Square in Somerville. Gov. Deval Patrick and Somerville Mayor Joseph Curtatone recently visited Weston-based GFC Development Corp.’s latest green construction redevelopment project – LLC.

The development is located at 56-61 Clyde St. in Somerville, according to a statement.

"We are excited to be a part of such an important community revitalization project such as MaxPak Square," said GFC President Charles Aggouras. "The support of Gov. Patrick and Mayor Curtatone has been outstanding. We share in their commitment to bring a new model for environmental conservation and sustainable living to the city of Somerville. Once completed, GFC will be seeking both LEED certification and NAHB Green status for MaxPak properties."

The Residences at Max Pak Square represents the first phase of a 199-unit multi-phase residential project permitted by Boston-based KSS Realty Partners as a planned unit development, according to a statement.

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