Developer Sues Neighbors Over Framingham Project
An attempt to develop an apartment building in Framingham for a Southborough educational center’s employees under the protection of the Dover amendment is headed to state Land Court.
Framingham Board Rejects Development’s Dover Amendment Argument
A Framingham board rejected New England Center for Children’s attempt to build 47 apartments for its staff in a neighborhood of single-family homes off Route 9.
Framingham Development Tests Dover Amendment Scope
A school’s search for staff housing options is prompting a debate over the reach of a Massachusetts law that restricts communities’ zoning powers.
677-Bed Tufts Dorm Set to Break Ground
Construction of the largest dormitory in Tufts University history is set to begin within weeks, following Medford officials approval of the school’s plans in a partnership with a private developer.
Route 128 Solar Farm Worries Cambridge Water Officials
A proposed 5.5-acre solar farm project in Lexington will be revised by developers after objections from Cambridge officials about the proximity to the Cambridge municipal water supply.
SJC Reverses Judgment Against Psychiatric Hospital
Behavioral health programs enjoyed a victory in a case before the Supreme Judicial Court that ruled a McLean Hospital program was protected under the Dover Amendment.
