Said map amendment would amend Map 1P, South End Neighborhood District, by adding the designation “D,” indicating a Planned Development Area overlay to the existing zoning of approximately 90,573 square feet (2.08 acres) of land (1033-1055 Washington Street) bounded by Washington Street to the east, private property and a parcel owned by the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority to the south, Shawmut Avenue to the west, and private property and a parcel owned by the Boston Planning and Development Agency to the north. Said development plan would allow for the construction of two mixed-use buildings (with an above-grade connection between the buildings on no more than three contiguous floors and positioned above the third-floor level) up to 150 feet in height containing an aggregate of up to 588,000 square feet of Gross Floor Area, with a two-level, underground parking garage containing up to 353 accessory vehicle parking spaces, and public realm improvements. The Development Plan includes parking based on a parking ratio of 0.6 vehicle parking spaces per 1,000sf of Office/Lab or retail use, which equals the same 353 accessory parking spaces. The Proposed Project is expected to include a total of approximately 266 bicycle parking spaces for building tenants, visitors and guests.

Said map amendment would amend Map 6A/6B/6C, Roxbury Neighborhood District, by: 1) By deleting the “PDA Designation”, indicating a Planned Development Area overlay district for Master Plan and Development Impact Project Plan for Planned Development Area No. 34, Ruggles Center (PDA Master Plan No. 34), from the existing 840 Columbus Avenue parcel and adjacent parcel: and 2) By adding the “Institutional Master Plan Area” overlay designation to 840 Columbus Avenue and the remaining portion of the adjacent parcel (the other portion of which is currently shown on the Zoning Map as being within the Northeastern Institutional Master Plan Area). Said Third Amendment proposes to include an approximately 445,200 square foot, 23-story mixed-use building containing an active community focused ground floor with student housing located above, anticipated to accommodate up to approximately 1,370 beds, as well as a student amenity space on the second floor. The Third Amendment will also provide public realm improvements including upgrades to sidewalk materials and furnishings, dedicated bicycle facilities, street trees, and enhanced street-level lighting. In addition, the proposed Third Amendment to Northeastern IMP includes (i) a lease of the building formerly known as the South Tower of the Sheraton Boston Hotel located at 39 Dalton Street whereby the University will lease approximately 250,000 square feet within the building, and (ii) the Renaissance Park Renovation Project consisting of interior renovations of Floors 5-8 of the Renaissance Park building by converting approximately 75,000 SF of formerly leased office space back to University uses.