Zoning Commission Hearing

Nov 09, 2022

9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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  • Contact Name:

    Jeffrey Hampton

  • Contact Email Address:

    [email protected]

  • Type:

    Zoning Commission

  • Location:

    Virtual Meeting

  • Contact Phone:

    617.918.4308

Description:

Zoom registration: bit.ly/BZC_November2022 

The Boston Zoning Commission typically meets on the second Wednesday of each month to rule on proposed amendments to the Boston Zoning Code. Anyone may petition the Zoning Commission to adopt a zoning change. Typically, the Boston Planning & Development Agency (BPDA) petitions the Zoning Commission to adopt zoning changes after a public dialogue and approval from the BPDA board.

Zoning Commission hearings are currently being conducted virtually through Zoom. The public can participate in hearings by registering for and attending Zoom meetings and verbally offering public comment. The public can also send written comments by email to [email protected] or by post to 1 City Hall Square, 9th Floor, Boston, MA 02201

Agenda
9:00 AM Map Amendment Application No. 749 2022–2024 Berklee College of Music Institutional Master Plan (“IMP”)

Said map amendment would add the designation “IMP,” indicating an Institutional Master Plan overlay district to the property located at 12 Hemenway Street, Fenway.  The Berklee IMP would allow for the renovation of 12 Hemenway Street to accommodate approximately 110 student beds in 63 units.
9:15 AM Text Amendment Application No. 507 Map Amendment Application No. 748 Western Avenue Rezoning Article 51; Maps 7A/7B/7C/7D and 7B/7D, Allston-Brighton Neighborhood District

Said applications would implement recommendations for zoning based on the Western Avenue Corridor Study and Rezoning Plan (WACRZ”).
9:30 AM  6th Amendment to Master Plan for Planned Development Area No. 69, The 100 Acres Development Plan for 244-284 A Street within Planned Development Area No. 69, The 100 Acres

Said Development Plan and 6th Amendment would allow for the construction of a mixed-use development including laboratory and research, ground floor commercial/retail space, civic use, 340 residential units (including 68 Inclusionary Development Policy units) and 415 garage parking spaces.