August Harbor View Neighborhood Association Meeting Agenda
The next meeting of the Harbor View Neighborhood Association will be on August 7, at 6 p.m. The meeting is in-person only but will be streamed via Facebook for archival purposes. Attendance on Facebook does not qualify for voting. The meeting will be held in the Salesian Boys and Girls Club cafeteria, across from the Brooke Charter School on Byron Street. You can access the meeting from the front door on Byron Street or from the rear door on Wordsworth Street, which is the handicap entry, to avoid the stairs. Since we are indoors, masks are optional for those in attendance.
La proxima reunion de Harbor View Neighborhood Association esta en 7 de Agosto, a las 6 p.m. La reunion esta en persona y via Facebook. La asistencia en Facebook no califica para vota. Llega a la cafeteria del Salesian Boys y Girls Club por la calle Byron al otro lado de Brooke Charter School. Pueda usar la entrada pricipal por la calle Byron o la entrada en calle de Wordsworth. La entrada de calle Wordsworth no tienne escaleras por personas con discapacidades. El cubre bocas sera opcional puesto que estaremos adentro.
Agenda
Welcome/Introduction (5 min)
Announcements (5 min) East Boston Senior Center is open. Greenway Council, Tree Eastie . Beach-Y Fridays in August at Constitution Beach 11 a.m.-1p.m. (YMCA, SAVE THE HARBOR, SAVE THE BAY and DCR). McLean Park Update.
Station 7 Police Report (15min) Captain Bickerton, Sgt. Cintolo, Officers Mosley and Alvarez.
106 Moore Street (30min) 1st Presentation by Attorney Richard Lynds for owner, Trichilo Development, LLC, developer Joseph Trichilo. The proposed plan is to tear down the existing two-family house and erect an eight-unit residential dwelling with nine parking spaces and three private roof decks. Variances: Use, Parking, IPOD, FAR, Stories, SideYard and Roof Structure Restrictions.
141 Addison Street (30min) 1st Presentation by Attorney Richard Lynds for owner, BP Realty Trust and developer Volnay Capital. The proposed plan is to combine lots to create one lot containing 11,000 square feet and erect a four story, twenty 20 unit building with a residential lobby, bike storage, and 15 enclosed parking spaces. Variances: Use, FAR, Rear Yard, Parking and IPOD.
The next meeting of the HVNA will be on September 11, 2023. Please note this is one week later than our usual meeting because of the Labor Day Holiday.
Visit us at http://www.facebook.com/groups/harborviewna or check our website at harborvieweastboston.com.
MBTA Reminds Riders of Service Changes
The MBTA is reminding riders of a 12-day service change on the Orange and Green Lines ending August 9.
As previously announced, due to the continued demolition of the Government Center Garage by private developer HYM Construction, Orange and Green Line service changes will take place in the downtown Boston area all day for 12 days:
• Orange Line trains will bypass Haymarket Station. Orange Line riders should instead exit at North Station or State, less than a half-mile from Haymarket (or a four- to eight-minute walk), and travel to the Haymarket area.
• Green Line service will be suspended between North Station and Government Center Station, with riders instead asked to walk above ground between these stations – Government Center, Haymarket, and North Station are each less than a half mile from each other (about a five- to 10-minute walk). The distance between Government Center to North Station is about three-quarters of a mile (about a 13-minute walk).
• Riders are also reminded that Orange Line / Green Line connections can also be made via the Winter Street Concourse, which connects Park Street and Downtown Crossing Stations.
• Accessibility vans will also be available for on-demand transportation – Orange and Green Line riders should ask MBTA personnel for information and assistance.
For more information, please visit mbta.com/alerts, or connect with the T on Twitter @MBTA and @MBTA_CR, Facebook /TheMBTA, Instagram @theMBTA, or TikTok @thembta.