Sustainability Standoff in Watertown
Potential new requirements to discourage fossil fuel use at approximately 150 large buildings in Watertown would drive up housing costs and penalize developers of recent lab projects, opponents say.
Tibbits-Nutt: Current Transpo Funding ‘Tools Aren’t Working’
Speaking to the Charles River Chamber of Commerce Tuesday, the transportation secretary made it clear that the Healey administration isn’t pursuing more tolls. Still, she says, the issue of needing more revenue isn’t going away.
State to Allow Mixed-Use in Transit Zoning, Adds Penalties for Snubs
State housing officials announced Thursday afternoon that they will let Boston-area towns and cities add a potentially controversial requirement for mixed-use buildings to zoning changes designed to comply with the MBTA Communities transit-oriented zoning law.
