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Re: MBTA & Regualr Driving may be Shut Down During Coming Snowstorm! No it's not nuts. It's winter in New England.

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Here are all the documents in one place: http://www.2024boston.org/docs

Not gonna be there in person, will watch online. Pretty sure the bod documents in some form are gonna be released at this meeting.

You would think that with Lynn's Senator (Tom McGee) chair of the Transportation Committee that this would get more attention.

I think if we got 2, 3, and 4 in the next 9 years, I'd be happy. Those 3 projects would dramatically improve the T. I might add T Under D, but I know less about that project than the others so I don't know if it is realistic or not.

The place next door to that electric equipment - the one with Trillium and the small market - isn't much to right home about, but it houses a lot of artists' spaces and small businesses. I kinda figured that would get bought and someone would combine that space with the lot with all the electric...

It's squat, sure, but it looks like it'll be right in line with it's neighbors. I've always liked the scale of this part of congress street and I'm happy to see one of the few missing pieces get filled in.

I agree. I like the idea upthread of pushing the alley all the way through to Stuart St. and lining it with some commercial spaces/cafes/bars and keeping it free of cars.

Re: Residences at 399 Congress St (formerly Madison Seaport Hotel) I don't know if they will, but I REALLY hope so. If they don't, the combo of lack of active street level plus the Harbor Street overpass on Congress will kill that stretch.

This must include some of the parking spots near the headhouse, right?

This probably could have gone in a lot of threads, but I thought it might deserve its own. Mayor Walsh was at the Boston Chamber of Commerce today, and offered some thoughts about architecture and urban design. The following was taken from the transcript of his speech, which I received in an...

There is probably a view from Congress or Summer Street of the Customs House Tower that this blocks, so we probably shouldn't build it.

Re: Green Line to Medford to start in 2011 End of the fiscal year. My guess is all of that money has to be spent by the end of FY2021.

How close to downtown do you think you need to be to make a quick buck? I live in Coolidge Corner and I was thinking this same thought the other day.

Re: Site in Hub top choice for a soccer stadium I honestly think Somerville is completely out of the question at this point. Assembly Row is moving right along. The city doesn't need this the way it once did. Suffolk downs is another matter, and I don't disagree with some about the North Shore...

Re: Site in Hub top choice for a soccer stadium Is there any way that the stadium could lead to a better use of the space under 93? Hell, even if some of the proposed parking was shifted there it would be a benefit.

Re: Somerville Soccer Stadium It's a pretty minor sea though, this isn't Foxborough levels of parking lots or anything.

Re: Innovation Dist. / South Boston Seaport DRINK!

I love this idea and would love to see a new headhouse in the style of the current Park Street entrances, albeit in a smaller scale, in this location.