Pass the MBTA Communities Act
I am a member of the Concord Housing Foundation, and ask you to please vote yes on Article 34, and satisfy the state requirement.
Keeping Concord Connected
Letter: Traffic nightmares? Wait for MBTA Communities Act
In response to Robert Andrews’s column of October 13: If anyone thinks that the currently proposed West Concord developments will create traffic nightmares, wait until the MBTA Communities Act kicks in. It
Letter: Concord’s reckoning with the MBTA Communities Act
Concord is a very special community. Its natural beauty and historic character have been preserved by many years of careful planning, investment and community engagement. Unfortunately, our hard work is now threatened
MBTA Communities – Mapping and Zoning Virtual Community Workshop
On July 26th the Town will be hosting another MBTA Communities meeting – this time held virtually and focused on where the zoning should go and what the zoning itself should be. A
MBTA calls for transit oriented multi-family housing
Under new requirements set for MBTA transit communities, Concord, with its two train stations, is looking at creating a zoning overlay, allowing multi-family housing in areas not currently zoned for it. Over
Concord officials draft MBTA Zoning Overlay District
In response to a 2021 state law, town officials are drafting a zoning overlay district for the two village centers to focus on allowing multi-family housing near Concord’s commuter rail stations. The
Town Meeting approves multi-family zoning districts
The new districts unlock 50 acres in five zones for up to 1,094 multi-family units with no age restriction.
Concord Annual Town Meeting live: Night 2
Miss Tuesday’s Town Meeting session? Get a recap of discussions, votes, and important charts here. And that is a wrap for Night 2 of Town Meeting. Thanks again for joining us. We’ll