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Whiggy since when do we blindly trust developers! Again if it’s such a great idea test it out before you put a building that can never be removed if or makes traffic worse. Better yet build on the property you own and makes the pedestrian changes. Com Ave is one the the great things about...

Yes, speculation, but why else would the developer not build on thier own property.

I’d like driver to actually see the results. I like the building but it should be built on the land they own. They’re afraid of a law suit from the condo building next door. Consultant's job is to draw rings around bullseyes

They need to test out the new traffic pattern before they start construction

Like this -> https://archboston.com/community/threads/bay-village-apartment-tower-212-stuart-st-bay-village.5407/page-4#post-205989

Because if you have ever attended a neighborhood meeting in Boston or read neighborhood news papers you would know this is a big deal. Many restaurants in Boston have had their hours restricted.

I’m sure the Red Sox want this to be a year round destination - that’s where the real money is. Didn’t at least one of the new buildings in this area include community space already

It's the people leaving the restaurants late at night that will bother them. We’ve seen this issue repeatedly through out the city ie the north end.

Residences and night life don’t always peacefully coexist. Maybe this should be office instead of residential

This should help https://www.universalhub.com/2021/after-year-pandemic-related-closings-bit-good

this may not be the states plan see page 56 Esplanade 2020 - Final 5.8.12_smaller.pdf(Shared)- Adobe Document Cloud Also at 30 min in this video Esplanade 2020: A Vision for the Future - YouTube

Are they still planning on taking over part of the Com Ave sidewalk?

https://moneymuseumofboston.org/?utm_source=February+3%2C+2020&utm_campaign=2%2F3%2F20+BID+E-Letter&utm_medium=email

Does this mean there will be another rebuild for the next generation of Green Line Cars?

I hope this puts an end to this project: http://thebostonsun.com/2019/09/20/developer-conceives-design-plan-for-site-of-former-columbus-center-site/

Maybe it has to do with keeping one sidewalk open at all times

Re: Crossroads at Kenmore | 560 Commonwealth Ave | Kenmore Square Looks like the building has been moved onto Comm Ave. to preserve the views of the condo building behind it

Protection from electrical arcing

They can also get double duty out of their concesions and facilities would in the new building.

It was a definite plan, not sure what key words to use in the the globe or herald archives