Description:
The Boston Zoning Commission is charged with maintaining the Boston Zoning Code. In order to fulfill that responsibility, the Commission meets on a regular basis to adopt map and text changes to the Code. Anyone may petition the Zoning Commission to adopt a map or text change.
Typically the Boston Planning & Development Agency, after a public dialogue, petitions the Zoning Commission to adopt such changes. After a petition is authorized by the BPDA Board, a public notice of a hearing before the Zoning Commission is advertised in the Boston Herald and local newspapers at least 20 days in prior to the hearing.
This meeting will be held virtually and not in person. You can participate in this meeting by going to: bit.ly/3mnveSQ. You may also submit written comments or questions to [email protected].
Agenda
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Public Hearings |
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9:00 AM |
Text Amendment Application No. 505
Map Amendment Application No. 742
Columbia-Morrissey Community Commercial
Article 65; Map 5A/5B
Dorchester Neighborhood District
Said map amendment would amend “Map 5A/5B, Dorchester Neighborhood District,” by creating the “Columbia-Morrissey Community Commercial” zoning subdistrict. Said text amendment would amend Article 65, Dorchester
Neighborhood District, of the Boston Zoning Code by allowing Planned Development Areas (“PDAs”) in the “Columbia-Morrissey Community Commercial” zoning subdistrict.
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9:15 AM |
Boston University Fenway Campus 2021-2031 Institutional Master Plan (“IMP”)
Said IMP provides an update on recent campus development and operations, existing property and uses, future campus projections, and community benefits.
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9:30 AM |
Map Amendment Application No. 743
Planned Development Area No. 131, 323-365 Dorchester Avenue Redevelopment
Map 4, South Boston
Said map amendment would amend Map 4, South Boston,” by adding the designation “D,” indicating a Planned Development overlay to approximately 235,426 square feet (approximately 5.4 acres) of land near the intersection of
Dorchester Avenue and Old Colony Avenue in South Boston. Said Development Plan would allow for the development of four new mixed-use buildings totaling up to 1,073,000 square feet of office; life science, which is inclusive of both Research and Development Uses, Scientific Laboratory Uses (“Life Science”); residential; and ground level retail/restaurant uses as well as off street parking.
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